The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-11

Fourteen men including eight from Waterbury who applied fol enlistment at the local Navy recruit ing station have been sworn into the service at New Haven accord ing to a report received today by Chief Petty Of1cers Garry Murphy and Preston Thorns, local recruit CTS.
 They are: Robert E. Lange, 90, of 127 Lockhart avenue, Raymond w Houghton, 35, of 89 Wood street who was accepted as second class motor machinist's mate, Victor Mar celia, 21, of 30 Linwood street, Jos- eph J. Shea, 20, of 28 North Main street, Walter Schlegel, 26, of 2 Kenyon street, who will study at a Navy clerical school, John M: Jan tito, Frank Quarino, and Francis E. Dean, all of Waterbury.
 Others who were enlisted include Joseph Wargo, 26, of Naugatuck, Harold E. Peterson, 20, of Middle bury who will be in the regular Navy, Richard T. Bassette. 34, of Bristol, who was given the rating of third class petty officer, Winfield J Farrell, 33, of Naugatuck, Walter c. Kirkman, Jr., who will serve in the construction corps, and Edward J. Mariana, 2i, of Naugatuck.
 The following men have been ac- cepted at the local Navy station and will be sent to New Haven head quarters for final examination: Will liam T. Walker, 27, of 493 Wilson street, William H. Bowling, 27, of 35 Washington street. both of Wa terbury, Carl M. Nyberg, p, of Naugatuck, Stanley Olszewski, 18 of Union City, and Frank J. Cassina, 19, of Bristol.
 Five men from Waterbury and vicinity have completed basic train ing at the U. S. Naval Training Sta- ton at Newport, R. l., and are now spending seven-day furloughs at their homes. Upon their return they will be assigned either to a techni- cal or trade school for specialized instruction, to shore base, or to a ship of the fleet.
 They are Francis McGrath, 20, son of Mrs. Annie McGrath Of 57 Alder street; Alfio Giacomi, 20, son of MT. and Mrs. Anacleto Giacomi of 193 South Leonard street: Frankesco c. Ringuiso, IS, son or MT. and Mrs. John RinguiSo of 87 Railroad Hin street; Waiter E. Brant, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Walter Brandt of Oakville; and Eugene Orlando, son of MT. and Mrs. Michael Orlando of Union City.
 Lieut.. Edward A. Guilbert of PAP Walnut street, who is in charge of one of the Army's east coast air depot freight, is mentioned in this weeks issue of the Saturday Eve- ming Post in an article on the Army's new air freight supply sys- tenn.
 Samuel McCleary, Jr. of Water town has started training in the Navy's "Seabees" construction unit at Norfolk, Va. He attended Colo rado College for three years.
 Pvt. Joseph c. Strakauskas, son of Mir. and Mrs. Prank Strakauskas of 24 Riverside street, is spending a l5-day gurlough at his home, He recently completed a four month training course at Turner Field, Albany, Ga, where he is an assist ant crew chief.
 V. J. Daly. TIT, of Concord street reported at the U, s. Naval Aead, emy at Annapolis today 10 start a four month training course in the marine and electrical engineering division. He will be commissioned an ensign upon successful eomples ton Of the course.
 Ths son of Mr, and Mrs, q, !. Daiy, JF., he ia 8 graduate 0f Crosby IElgb school and it0ly Gross College, Ile was prominent in iniFamural athletics al Holy Gross and is wells knoHn in this eliy es q seifeT,
 Daniel Llcaa first class seaman V tAs v q, Masy h enenaing q