The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-11
News OF Men
I'm The Service

In The Service
Edward p. Brady Of South View
street has been promoted to the rank
Of fireman first class In the Coast
Guard. He Is stationed IN New Jer-
sey at the present time.
Private vito Lepore Of 272 Bishop
street has been assigned to Fort
jackson. 8. @. The son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Lepore, he entered the
Army last month. He Is q former
employee Of the waterbury Clock
Company.
Joseph KleEun Of All North Main
street has been promoted to corporal
at Camp Forrest, Tenn.
Sergeant Charles A. Klein, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Klein Of
Lexington avenue, has arrived IN
Africa, according to latest word re-
ceived here.
Karl D. Beach Of Terryville has
been promoted to corporal at Buck
ley Field, Denver, Colo.
Private Bernard Mednick Of 331
Bishop street has returned to Camp
FORREST, Tenn, after completing q
leave here. He is serving In a med
ica1 detachment.
Robert Z. Lange Of 127 Lockhart
avenue has been given the rating
Of xa6ioman, third class. He re-
Gently completed course at the
MaSA cl1tlsetts Radio and Television
school In Boston.
Corporal John r. Kelly, son Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Kelly Of Mad
iaOn street, Is serving with q medical
des1chment at Atlanta, Ga. His
pafents recently visited him there.
Corporal Irving strogatz Of S22
Pine street Is spending leave from
FresbO, Calf, at his home.
FRANCIS r. Wihbey Of 671 Meriden
road has been promoted to stan SER
gent ct Camp Polk, La. The son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wihbey, he
entered the Army q year ago.
Private John ]. Malesky Of Union
City Is serving at the Aberdeen
pr0vn0 C5r0iinds Md
Captain Edward 8. Wallace Of
Washington has been assigned to
the Army Air base at Hill Field,
Ogden, Utah.
George o. Garfield Of so New
ton terrace has returned to the
Naval training station at Newport,
r. T., after completing a furlough
here.
Jules H. Sigal Of 351 Cooke street
has been promoted to captain at
Camp Sutton, N. c., where he Is
attached to the quartermaSter
headquarters.
Private First Glass John Guida,
who Is home on leave from Camp
Bowie, Texas, will give q talk on
the Victory Book drive over Station
WBRY tonight at $3.50.
Private Helmut Simon Of l29
Adelaide avenue Is serving at Camp
San Luis, Obispo, Calf, with a
medical unit. Before entering the
Army he was a Naval inspector at
the American Brass Co.
Sergeant Joseph Yamin Of Wa
terbuy, Conn.,, was the first soldier
to be honored with a birthday party
at:the Stuttgart USO, Stuttgart, Ar
kansas. The club held a birthday
party for everyone born In Feb
ruary on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 9Th, and Sergeant Yamin, who
celebrates his 22nd birthday on
February 18th, was the guest of
honor. All soldiers and their USO
dates gathered at the serving table
and sang Happy Birthday" to Sgt.
Yanlin, after which he blew out the
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distributed to everyone present. He
also received small gift and two
cigars from the USO.
Service men whose homes are n
30 states registered at the Stuttgart
USO Saturday. AS q number OF
men entering the hall did not regis
ter, this was felt to be an incom-
plete estimate Of the number Of
sfstes represented. Although the
cub Is occupying only temporary
quarters, II Is serving an increasing
rulnber Of service men.
John A. Austin OF 22o Wood
street, Waterbury, has been enlisted
Ia ne y. q. Navy At the New Ha"
ser headquarters and Will be as
Klaned 10 duty shortly. Others from
shis area who applied ~ the local
ailing station and have taken
! .rir oath at New Haven are
e.iharlas 0ibson OF Wolcott and WIZ
Ham KrefinSlEy Of TerFyville.
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