The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-02

EOInpcu AcOClH1 OL 1oz OlNASAULA street and Ellession D. Caporasso of l86 Wall street have started pre- liminary training at the Naval base at Newport, R. I.
 Priva..c retsr Prill of 188 Chipnan stree.s has completed a course in aviation mechanics at the Amy Air Force technical training school at Seymour Johnson field, N. c. He began service June g.
 Men from Waterbury and sur- rclnding towns who will leave Jan. to start training as aviation cadets are: William H. WesSon of htis city, Hervey E. Stetson of Watertown, Paul R. Farrell of Bristol; and Jos eph Edmonds of Torrington. They will report at Fort Devens and then will be sent to the Air Force Classi- fication center at Nashville, Tenn, for pre-fight training.
 James A. DeRienzo of 7S EaSton avenue has started training in hte Army Ordnance department at Fort Devens, Mass. The son of MT. and Mrs. James R. DiRienzo, he received specialist rating.
 Ralph c. Garner of 1 Hopkins street, has started duties with Red Cross unit in the British Isles. The son of Cicero M. Garner, he served in numerous community and recre- ation projects, including Neighbor- hood House, before volunteering with the Red Cross.
 Private Anthony P. Krivinskas, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Krivinskas of S4 Third street, Is stationed at Camp Pickett, Va. He entered the Army 10 months ago.
 Technical Corporal James Mobile of Baldwin street has returned to his post at Camp Davis. N. o., after spending a frrlough here. A former employe of the Chase Brass and Copper Company, he is we'll known in sports circles here.
 Corporal Charles A. JokubauSkaS of 233 Chipman street is on duty at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, according to word received here. He received his training at the Aberdeen Prov ing Ground, Md.
 Richard Metcalfe recently visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Metcalfe, of Southbury. He re- turned here after serving in the North Africa invasion.
 Corporal Leon Hauser, son of MT. adn Mrs. Frank Hauser of 253 Bank street, Is completing a furlough from Taunton, Mass. He entered the service five months ago.
 Private Arthur DeLai has com pleted a course in radio operator mechanics at the Army Air Forces School at Sioux Falls, s. D. He is the son of Antonio DeLai of 599 Hamilton avenue.
 Robert L. FitzsimonS, son of MT. and Mrs. Morgan Fitzsimons of 53 Ludlow street, has returned to ship duty after spending furlough here. The aircraft carrier on which he is serving participated in the invasion of Casablanca.
 William J. Pollard, son of Detec- tive and Mrs. William Pollard, has been promoted to petty ofticer, sec- ond class, in the U. s. Navy. He enlisted in September, 1889. and is serving on a destroyer at the present time.
 John Luddy Burke of ii Albion street has been commissioned a lieutenant. junior grade. in the U. s. Navy. The son of Mir. and Mrs, Morgan Burke, he enlisted Q year ago and now is serving on Q de- stFoyer.
 Harold Kalosky, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Kalosky Of 90 Chase Park avenue. Is receiving basic Naval training ct Newport, R. !.
 Privates John ?. candldo of 30 Auburn avenue and Frank Antony Of 32O Walnut street extension are at Camp McQualde, Calf.
 Private Francis 4. Altlerl og bei Congress avenue has completed an aviation mechanics course At eey' mour Johnson Field, N. c. The son Of Mir. and Mrs. John Altieri, he began Army service July Q. 1 noeoo p paunlellektl of A9I South