The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-08

A former Hill street store owner, Corporal Michael Rosa is now sta- tioned at Camp Carson, Colorado with the Medical Corps. His wife, the former Jane Ford, is residing wiht him in Colorado Springs. The couple was married at the Immacu- late Conception church last Janu- ary le.
 At Q recent chamber music pro- gram at the Phillips Memorial gale lery in Washington, Urico Rossi, Musician, First Glass of Chase Parkway, who is stationed with the U. s. Navy band at Washington. D. o, was commended for a superb performance, along with his fellow collaborators, by Ray c. B. Brown of the Washington Post. The group, as yet, has not decided upon name for the ensemble but are making a "name" for themselves with their excellent music, MT. Brown said.
 Private George Ahearn, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles K. Ahearn of 222 Tracy avenue visited Mexico, on @ recent furlough from his post at the Army gunnery school at Larveo, Texas.
 Stationed at Camp Williams. Wis, Private H. Ellsworth Abbott of Woodbury is studying the intricacieS of photography as 6 laboratory technician.
 Cadet John J. Brady. Jr., of 4l Greenleaf avenue is with the Army Air Force technical training con- mand at Grand Rapids. Mich, sta. tioned at weather training school.
 Seaman Second Class John Me- Kenna, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. John McKenna of Southmayd road is to be graduated from the New port. R I. torpedo school on April l6.
 Private James R. Pike of Water town has been graduated as an Army aircraft engineer from the Stewart Technical school at Lyn- brook, L. I.
 John W. DiPaola of 35 Oak street, who is stationed at Daniel Field, Ga. was recently promoted to the rank of sergeant.
 An undisclosed mission sent Cliff ford R. Arden of England to the home of Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Palmoski of Naugatuck with reas- surfing message from their son, Ser gsant Raymond Palmoski of the U. s. Army whom he met at his home in England when Sergeant PalmoSki visited the English sailors home with party of American soldiers. A strong bond of friendship sprang up between the two boys and Arden found himself promising Palmoski that if he ever got Q chance to visit the States" he would visit Palm oslSi'S family, never dreaming that the opportunity would actually arise. But it finally did, and the 23-year- old sailor. who saw action at Dun- qerque, the Dieppe raid and other engagements, brought a belated but welcome message from England to Mfr. and Mrs. PalmoSki. Arden will leave for New Jersey on Friday with a Naugatllck banner. as token of remembrance of Naugatuck and the hospitality of the Palmoskis.
 Son of Mfr. and Mrs. Ralph Car penter of Edson avenue. Private First Glass Darwin Carpenter is at the Army Air Force technical train ing center at Chillicothe, Mo.
 Private Edward Holman of 2 Col- ley street is training in the Army Engineering Reserve Training corps at Fort Leonard, Mo.
 Private George ". Platt, IT,, of lis Robert street is stationed at Camp Breckinrldge, Ky. with an ia- fantgy unit.
 Seaman Second Glass Arnold Nor elu of BPS Walnut street is training at a naval ordnance aviation school at Memphis, Tenn.
 Basic training has begun for Prt- vtae John Byrnes of 8 Ridgefield avenue who is in the Army Air Force at Miami Beach.
 lieutenant James W. COrrigan of