The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-09

has recently been promoted to the rank of sergeant in the U. $. Marine Corps, somewhere in the South Pacific. He served previously with n communications unit on Guadalcannl,
 Among Connecticut women rec gently accepted for service in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps was Miss Mary Kolaski, sylvan Lake Road, Oakville.
 Stanley r. Sharkis, son of MT, and Mrs. Louis Sharkis of 755 Con- gress avenue is at an advanced training base Of the U. s. Marine Corps. He Is a former employe of the Waterbury Manufacturing Com pany, where he was apprenticed to . nachinist.
 According to Q report received to- day from the publicity office at Newport Naval Training Station in R. l., the following seven youths from Waterbury recently completed their boot" training and have been selected to attend trade schools
 Michael Naranelli, l8, of l26 Con- greSs avenue; Edward J. Stokes, l0. of 604 North Riverside street; and Theodore R. Sanzeri, l0, of l34 Pearl street; will attend a school for aviation ordnancemcn.
 Donald T. Andrews, l9, of 47O Piedmont street, will attend school for Water Tenders.
 Harland II. Christollerson, 10, Of A Stewart avenue, will attend a school for aviation radiomen.
 Paul F, Mustard, 10, Of 70 Cooke street will attend school for avia- ton machinist's mates.
 Thomas W. Nolan, l9. of Water- bury, will attend school for mach inist's mates.
 MT. and Mrs. James Moffatt, of Milford, formerly of Waterbury, re- gently feted Donald MoiHatt and Mead Mitchell at 6 party given in honor of the youths, who will leave soon to enter active service at at Washington, D. c. MT. and Mrs. Jesse Bcllway, Torrington; and Ed ward Sheehan and Margaret and Eileen MofTatt Of Waterbury were In attendance.
 A promotion to the rank of corp oral was recently received by Louis DeRienzo, Jr., son of Mir. Louis De- Reienzo of 463 Wilson street, at Hunter Field, Ga. His brother, Vic- tor. who is a private at Portland, Orep is with an army engineers unit.
 MT. and Mrs. John Lockwood ot 10 York street are entertaining their, son, John Lockwood, seaman. sec ond class, who is spending q brief furlough at home. Tn the Navy NSincc last October, Seaman Lock wood has been serving with the Atlantic fleet.
 John Hymel. petty officer, third class. has returned to the Pacific coast, after spending q leave with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Jacob Hymel of Watertown. He is a sur vivor of the destroyer Chicago which was sunk in the Pacific on January 20.
 Eugene IT. Kaplan of 48 Sheldon street. m air crew student at Wit tenberg college In Springfield, Ohio Is taking n fivc-month course In instruction prior to his appointment as an aviation cadet in the Army Air Forces flying training com mand.
 Two daughters of Mir. and Mrs. John Dagley of IT Summer street have enlisted in the WAVES. Mary Besley. seaman second class, re- gently completed training course at the Iowa State Teachers College and Is now stationed at Norman. Okla. 4 former employe tn the Chase laboratories. she enlisted March 3 in New York City.
 Her sister. Dorothy Begley. ap- piled through the local Navy re. cruiting station and Is awaiting an assignment to Hunters College for her preliminary training. She Is an employe Of the telephone com. pany.
 John Walsh of lOl Fuller street and John E. Matthews of lO40 North Main street. both l7 ysaEs of