The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-02
News Of Men
 In The Service

| J. Sgrillo, son of John Sgrillo. 4 Rose street, Waterbury, Conn completed a 16-week course todd. in the school for machinist's mates thus preparing himself to take hi place with the vital specialists wht help to make the U. S. Navy tht most efficient In the world.
 Sgrillo was selected for the serv' ice schools because of his record 1T the series of aptitude tests giver to all bluejackets during their re. cruit training.
 All service schools graduate ar, immediately eligible to take thu qualifying examination for petty of ficer ratings in their specialized fields.
 The Service Schools at Grea Lakes comprises IT schools, out o, the 50-odd specialist trades in ths navy.
 Five local men were sent t. Springfield for final examination a the U. s. Marine Corps headquar- ters today. In the group wert Veryn T. Hall of 75 Hillside ave. nue, who is assistant manager ot the Kresge Department store; Rich. ard J. Rinaldi of 419 Chipmar street; Walter Nowie, Jr., of III Dikeman street; Lucian J. Veillette of Steinman avenue, and George F Hartson of 203 Woodlawn terrace All applied for enlistment at the To- cal station in the postofflce build- ing.
 Three local men, Edmund D Schifilliti, IT, of 1860 North Main street, Edward M. Mellon, IT, of Daniel Place, and Felix Sambuco IS, of 107 Merline avenue, left fo1 Newport, R. l., today where they will receive preliminary training at the U. s. Naval station. Among those who will leave next week are: Harley w. Henion, 18, of g Driggs street, John R. McKenna, IS, of 10a Southmayd road, Benjamin E. Koz- leski, A, of Seymour, Albert John Basara, q, of 51 Center street, and Morris F. Collins, IT, of Watertown. Carmen Accousti, 20, of 520 Walnut avenue extension, will leave tomor- row.
 In the group which will start training Monday is John Joseph Scott, Jr., of 309 Hamilton avenue, Waterbury. A brother, William Francis Scott, enlisted in the Navy June g.
 Among those taking their oaths in New Haven Monday were Bruce Martone of 323 Bishop street, John L. Hartigan of 147 Savings street, Robert Ponovost of 146 Savings street. and Louis Abbondelo of POT Charles street.
 Other persons from this area who enlisted recently include Anthony Pitro of Bristol and Richard E. Mill Ter of Torrington.
 John A. Danaher, 20, son of Sen- ator and Mrs. John A. Danaher en- listed yesterday at Washington, D. C., as private in the Army. With 20 other young men, including Richard Byrd, son of Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia, young Danaher was assigned to the 1302d Service Unit, reception center, Fort George c. Meade, Maryland.
 Both senators were present at the induction ceremonies. Young Dan- aher, who completed his second year in the business administration di- vision of Georgetown University School of Foreign service. won the District of Columbia rife champion ship in 1941.
 John J. Boiling, 3l, of 136 West Main street, Waterbury, has been accepted for enlistment in the U. s. Navy at the local recruiting station and will be sent to the New Haven headquarters for 8 final checkup.
 Chief Petty Officer Garry Murphy has announced that the local Navy recruiting office will be open Sat- urday, July {. as usual. 8 8. m. to 10 p. m.