The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-13
BOYS IN
 THE SERVICE


 and Mrs. John v. Kelley of Todd Road, Waterbury, graduated re- gently from the Army Air Forces Technical Training school at Chanute Field, Illinois.
 Corp. Frank Fusco, son of MT. and Mrs. Anthony FN1sco of Gil- bert street, is spending a furlough with his parents. It is the first visit home in 10 months for the corporal, who is stationed at Camp Young in California.
 Pvts. Carmine and Frank D'Amico of Fort Devens, spent weekend fur loughS here.
 PFC Cliff E. Baker of Co. E, 1O2d Infantry is stationed on Pacific Ocean island, according to word received here. The name Of the island is not divulged, but the soldier in his most recent letter states that he is not in Australia as has been believed by his friends here. He states that Joseph Corbett, former employe of the Eastern Color Printing Co. here, is with him.
 Local men stationed at Fort Wetherill, Jamestown, R. I. include Corn. Anthony Capaldo, Sergt. James E. Carroll, Corp. James Cipriano, Corp. Harold McIlroy, and Ralph Bradley. They are in Battery B, 10th Coast Artillery.
 Pvt. Patrick Mcverry is with the 243 Coast. Artillery at Fort Getty, Jamestown, R. I.
 Francis Groody, son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Groody Of 450 Wilson street, and Raymond Jager, son of John Jager of 75 Edgewood avenue, have been selected for training at a U. s. Navy school for signalmen Both have completed basic training at the Naval Station in Newport, R. I,
 Sergeant Victor Bazilchuk of Bos- ton, Mass, assumed duties this morning as an assistant at the U. s. Marine Corps recruiting station in the post office building. His pre- vious assignment had been at the Springfield recruiting headquarters
 Enlisting in the Marine Corps on April 6, 1888 the new recruiter re- ceived training at Paris Island, s. O., and sea school before starting duties on the U. s. Texas. While on the Texas he saw service at many ports, including those of Canada, the Caribbean Sea, South America, and of the eastern coast of the Uni ted States. He was transferred later to the Seacoast Artillery at Hilton Head, s. c. and then to the Naval Torpedo Station at Newport, R. I.
 The appointment of the new ser- geant brings the local recruiting staff to three. Staff Sergeant Max well P. Dickerson is chief recruiter, and the other member of the staff is Sergeant Charles Siers.
 Private Harold w. Stepney, son of William Stepney of 38 State street, spent the weekend in Waterbury He enlisted as Marine May and is now stationed with an artillery unit at New River, N. c. He has re- ceived extended training as rifle, pistol, and bayonet marksman.
 Private Walter H. King is visiting with his mother, Mrs. Anna King of R. F. D. 3, Waterbury. Enlisting in the U. S.. Marine Corps April 28, he is now stationed at New River, N. c.
 Private John DiLeo, son of MT. and Mrs. Paul DiLeo, of 565 Sylvan avenue Is spending a three-day fur tough here. He will leave tonight for Edgewood Arsenal. Md. where he Is serving In chemical warfare divi- sion. First Lieutenant Fred Delmore former Waterbury recruiter, is com- pany commander of Private DiLeo'A unit.
 Ten men, including two Water burians, were sent by the local U. S Marine recruiting station to Spring field today for final examinations Tn the group were Alexander G Duncan of 148 Grand street, Howarc R. Lieley of 134 Lockhart avenue both of Waterbury, Robert L. Line weber of Oxford, Leslie G. BlakesleG Jr., of Bridgeport, Joseph REesuteh of Oxford, Leno T. Berniere ol North Haven, Joseph c. Riordali ot New Haven, John Lupienski of Dan bury. Albert J. Tohias. of Bfidgeport