The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-01

Daniel A. Montory, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dominic Montory Of 27e
Oak street, has left for Millington,
Tenn, after completing leave here.
He recently completed basic train
ing at the Naval base at Newport,
r. l., and was assigned to a school
for aviation machinists.
Captain Lucien M. Pascucci OF
Waterbury has been promoted to
the rank of major, according to an
announcement by the war depart
ment. He Is serving as chief of
the X-ray service at t. O'Reilly
General Hospital at the Army head
quarters at Springfield, Mo. Pas
cucci Is q graduate Of Niagara uni
versity.
Aviation cadet Robert p. Derby,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin H.
Derby OF Southington, has started
basic flying training at Randolph
Field, Texas. He attended Wash
ington and Jefferson university.
Stuart digger, Jr., of $50 North
Main street has completed basic
training at the Naval station at
Newport, r. l., and Is spending a
leave at his home.
Private Edward Wilensky Of $50
Cooke street has reported at Fort
Devens for an assignment.
Leading Aircraftsman Stanley Bur-
bills, of Ansonia, Conn.,, Is going to
don Uncle Sans uniform soon. He's
been with the Polish Flying Squadron
to date. Awaiting transfer and on
leave at the American Red Cross
Eagle Club, Stanley said he thinks
so much Of Red Cross hospitality to
boys on leave that he wrote to Mayor
Andrew r. Nolan Of Ansonia saying,
I'VE have the American Eagle Club
In London. There our boys gather on
their leave and really enjoy them
selves. We have American delicacies
and cigarettes. We corral some Of the
boys from back home and get the
latest from them"
Private George Ainicone, son OF
Mrs. Camilla Almicone of Traverse
street, has arrived safely In Eng
land, according to word received
here. He received training at Camp
Lee, Va. and Fort Slocum, N. Y. A
graduate of wildly high school, he
was employed by the Chase Metal
Works prior to entering the service.
David Edmond st. John Of Nauga-
tuck will report for service in the
Army Air Corps in New York City
today.
August J. Kiesel of Oakville who
joined the Army Air Forces last July
~, Is stationed at cambridge, Ga.
Chester Cargill Of Plainville has
completed basic Navy training at the
school in New London.
Aviation Cadet Milton A. Thomas,
former Waterburian, was killed in an
Army place crash in Kansas last
Wednesday, according to word re-
ceived here. He moved with his par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton A. Thorn
as, to Chestnut Hill, Pa. when a
small boy.
Urico Rossl Of 008 Chase parkway,
q member Of the Navy band. recently
performed With q trio at q concert
at the Philip Memorial Art gallery
In washington, d. @. Rossl, who Is
o violinist, appears with the Navy
symphony orchestra each Friday
night at the Marine barracks hall /
In washington, and also plays a I
clarinet ON Navy proadcasts.
Sergeant Al Jarus OF 81 Alder
street spent q leave from Dow
Field, Maine, at his home this
weekend.
Aviation Cadet Ernest y. Du-
halme OF F0resEyille Is receiving
Tying training at Randolph Field,
Texas. no studied at Holy Gross
college prior 70 entering the
service.
Aviation Cadet Boardmnn q, I
0aialnger, Dr., haa reported az the
Army headquarters la Hartford
Tor q nre-nlqkt training assign
sanaat va anrunA "A a Fel1nqtef far