The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

Robert A. Faubert of IS State street has been promoted to corp oral at Drew Field, Fla, where he is with the Army Finance Depart ment. The son of Mir. and Mrs, R, H, Faubert, he enlisted March l.
 Pfc, Francis W. Searles has re- turned to Camp Pickett Vr,, after spending a furlough at the home of Mrs. Clifford Mallette of 4S Knoll street. He is associated with an armored field artillery battalion. William Gibney oi Seymour re- gently spent a furlough from the Naval station at Great Lakes, Ill, with his parents, MT. and Mrs, A. R. Gibney.
 William H. 0oodale, Jr., of 292 Willow street has been promoted to the rank og corporal at the Ma rine station ct Camp Elliot, Calif.
 Private George Gillespie of POS Ledgeside avenue is convalescing at a hospital at Camp Lee, Va, after an operation. The son of MT. and Mrs. George H. Gillespie, he entered the service two months ago.
 pr. William R. Leggett, a vet- erinarian of Westport, the son of MT. and Mrs. William T. Leggett of 99 Windsor street, is awaiting call to active duty with the Coast Guard ReserVe. He ~was recently commissioned 6 lieutenant, junior grade. He recently leased the Vest port Veterinary hospital which he established six years ago to the Coast Guard.
 George s. Refs. son of Mir. and Mrs. Antonio Refs of Torrington, has been promoted to the rank of corporal at Key Field, Miss, accord ing to word received here. He enlisted in the Air Corps last February and is on duty at the present time with tactical unit.
 Local dentists will be appointed to each of the city's 20 medical depots for emergency service, it was an- nounced at a meeting of the Wa terbury Dental society last night at the Elton. Plans for emergency duty were outlined by pr. Edward J. Godfrey, chairman of medical de- fense, who spoke on the subject, "The Role of the Dentist in Civilian Defense"
 Three local men have been &C., cepted for enlistment in the U. S. Marine Corps at the Waterbury re- cruiting station. They are Robert. R. Reher of Yale street, Victor A. Baker of 920 Baldwin street, and John H. Barry of 43 Wildemere ave- nue. Others who have been accepted here are William Plaskon -of Sey mour, Joseph P. Balsanno and Henry A. Stengel, both of Torring- ton. All will be sent to Springfield headquarters for final examina- ton.
 The following men who applied here were sent to Springfield today to take the "Leatherneck" oath:- Victor c. Kvietkus. 20. of 222 Chip man street extension. Vincent J. Carroll, Jr.. 20, of 1859 Thomaston avenue, both of Waterbury. Robert V. Kelly, i9. and Weston E. Robin son, IS, both of Meriden, and Rob- ert M. Chase, g, of New Preston.
 Among those who have passed their final physical examinations are now awaiting assignments for Marine training are: George l.. Eos dick of Naugatuck. Nicholas Moline Of Torrington, Walter c. Wheeler and Marcel 4. Melancon, both of Bristol.
 Five more local men who applied at the local Navy station have been enlisted at the New Haven head quarters, according to 6 report re- ceived here today. They are John F. Scott of iie Johnson street, Francis x. Sheehan of 9lS South Main street, Clifton Lilliott of 1T Ashmun street, George LaCroix of 1902 East Main street, and Prank iPnta of 3i xxaaxfaa street