The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-25
BOYS IN
 THE SERVICE
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Corps technical school at Gulfport Miss. He is the son of MT. and Mrs Edward Kerr.
 Private First Glass Joseph Shu- man has resumed duties at Fort Riley, Kans., after completing a furlough with his mother, Mrs Flora Shulnan of 101 Rose street.
 Sergeant Anthony D. Cappello of 24 Myrtle street is serving with a Marine Corps unit in the South Pacific. He recently wrote to his family describing Christmas Day at his post. He spoke of the outdoor Christmas services, attended by servicemen in arms and of the din- ner celebration.
 Col. Leslie T. Lathrop, who for- merly was in charge of Reserve Off, flcers' activities in western Conrec- ticut, is 8 Japanese prisoner, ac- cording to word received here by Col. Harry J. Beardsley of 478 Will low street. Col. Lathrop is said to be interned at Camp Taiwah on F'ormosa island.
 Rev. Kirby Webster, who served as curate at St. Johns Episcopal church about IS years ago, is serv- ing as a major in the Army Chap lains' Corps. His wife Is making her home with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Calkins of IS Wildemere avenue.
 Rev. Edward R. Merrill, rector of All Saints church in Oakville, will start duties as first lieutenant ir the Army chaplains' corps shortly He was ordained into the Episcopa priesthood June 17, 1888 and as. sumed duties at the Oakvillt churc hthe following month. IT his absence Rev. Francis o. Ayre' of Waterbury will assume duties al the church.
 Captain Judson H. Beardsley, sor of Col. Harry J. Beardsley of Will. low street is serving in the Army ordnance division in Washington D. c. A graduate of Williams col lege and a former enploye of the American Brass Co.,, he entered the Army two years ago. His brother Firt Lieutenant Thomas Beardsley is stationed at Camp Hood, Texas.
 Latest applicants for the U. s Navy at the local recruiting station are: Rocco Rosa, 24, of 4 Haze street, Robert Burnell, 20, of R. F D. 3, both of Waterbury, and Ray mond R. Theriault, IS, of Wolcott All applied for the "Seabees" con- struction unit and will be sent te New Haven headquarters for fina examination.
 A farewell party was given re- gently for Ted Sanzeri and Ton Mecca, who have been accepted fol the Navy, and Charles A. Sciullo, Jr. who has entered the Army.
 Those attending included: Delore Luscianno, Blanche A. Beliveau Elaine Godin, Ann DeCicchio, Jac queline DeChecchio, Ann DePietro Ann Sciascia, Eleanor Croce, Fl eanor Patschuch, Vara Madnzick Joseph Scappini, Tony Mango Rocco Caruso, Tom Bioani, Kell! Santora, Nick Taglia, Lou DiCos tanza, Matthew Ricci, MT. and Mrs Vincent Sanzeri, Netti Sanzeri, Bar bara A. Sanzeri and Mrs. Angels Sanzeri.
 Keesler Field. Miss, Jan. 25.-Pvt Francis X. Dooley, son of John J Oooley, S63 Sylvan avenue, Water bury, Conn.,, was enrolled as sudden ] tJ1is SsHtk Sn i4prSit@ SEie'd's grea airplane mechanics school, unit O the Army Air Forces Technica Training Command.
 Frederick F. Potter of 1914 Wes Main street has been commissioner @ second lieutenant at Fort Ben ming, Ga, where he recently grad uated from an officer candidates course. He is the son of Mrs. Heller Potter.
 Dr. John M. Bozzuto of 645 Meri' den road started Army duties yes terday with the dental corps al Carlisle Barracks. Pa. He was re- gently commissioned a second lieu tenant.
 Private Hubert Godin of Water bury has returned to Fort Jackson s. O., after spending a furlougl here. He entered the service las Oct. 3 and has been assigned t' a medical unit.
 Joseph Shea. seaman first class son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Shea of 2e North Main street. is amonI the local youths who have seer service at Caeablanca. A forn1e employe of the Waterbury Tool Go he entered the Navy four month ago.
 Sergeant Stanley suvoskl Of UnioI City. is serving as q cook with ai Army unit in New Guinea. Hl served previously at Camp Edwards Mas, and in Australia.
 Lloyd Mason, former Wnierbur Ian, con os the late DF. Mason. su peFlntendent of the Waterbury hos Dllal. and Mrs. Mason of Eas Hartford. VI report at ycrt psvsn