The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03

has enlisted as cadet in the Naval Air Corps and is awaiting an as- signment to duty. He is the son oi MT. and Mrs. George Carroll.
 John Miclette of Sheffield Ter race and William McCann of Union City were honored at a farewell party at Marks Grill, Tuesday night by their associates at the Chagc Brass & Copper Co. Both will enter Army service.
 Frank Pollard of All West Main street, was honored at farewell party Tuesday night at the West End Grill. He vii ienter the Army. He has a sister, Lieut.. Martini Pull laro, who is in the Army Nurse Corps.
 Sergeant Thomas ". MacDonald, son of MT. and Mrs. John W. Mac. Donald of this city, has been pro- noted to the rank of staff sergeant at Daniel Field, Augusta, Georgia | He has been in the Army since July ! 9. 1g41, and is now serving with the 21st Air Squadron at the southeast- ern air base.
 Robert Lowrie of this city. who | enlisted in the Army Air Corps two weeks ago, is stationed at Miami l Beach, Fla. He is the grandson oi MT. and Mrs. George Hayes Of lSO2 | East Main street.
 Corporal Roy J. Chestone is spending a furlough with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Ches- tone of 214 Oak street. He enlisted two years ago and is stationed at Key West, Fla.
 New River, Y. D., Dec. 3-F1ring for record on the recently comp!et- ed rife range at the New River, N. c. Marine barracks. Private Ar mand R. Boucher of 378 Mill street. Waterbury, Conn, earned the right to wear the silver Maltese cross oi the Marine "sharpShooter." In ad- dition to his rife qualification, he has qualified as expert with the bayonet.
 Camp Pickett, Va. Dec. 3-PTi- yate First Class Avald J. 6emrov son of MT. and Mrs. Fred O. Sem row of 24s May street, Naugatuck has been promoted to the grade oi technician fifth grade, it was an- nounced today.
 Prior to his induction into the Army. May 15. 1912. Corporal semrow was employed by the Ma tional Folding Box company of New Haven. He was transferred to Camp Pickett. September A. Applications for enlistment in the U. S. Navy have been received at the local recruiting station from the following men: Robert w Key- ser. 20. of 133 Locust street. Rooer' . | Mea. 19, of Noble avenue. Vim cent J. Marozas. 18. Of ll9 DTa- ,, her avenue. Ambrose Rayel, 20. Oi , B Hickory street, Felix Co-aVec- chic. IT. of 1O4 Hill street, George Guvricsko.. IS. of 296 Mill street all of Waterbury. Paul " Kirk , scium. l9, Edward V. Varley. lS , and Richard 4. Manning. 1s, all oi , Washington. and Edmund kO-
 yaleski. 20, of ThOmastOn. I Five more men who applied foi , enlistment in the U. S Marine
 corus at the local station have beer
 accepted at the Springfield head
 quarters and are awaiting assign ments for training. They are JO- , seph P. Overton Of 70 SseuOeF
 street. Irving c. PerOiu and heEEl A Stengel of TOrTington. Carl H : Krohn of Newton, and Al0eTs N ] Garms of Oakvi.le
 !. The following men were sent i' [ Springfield today 10 take final tx ] aminatiOns preparatory To enAiSi' ing as "Leathernecks Frani
 Senick. l9. and Frank Koxal. ls
 both of Seymour. Albert C caSsin , ls of S0uthingtOn Michae Tanych. 20. of Milford. ano Pau
 Harry VaneSSe. l8. of Bristol
 Latest applicants at the Water
 bury Marine station are: Joseph V
 Tobin of lO5 LOuHsbuEy street Wa
 terbuTy. and Robert B DaVtsson Q
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