The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-16

Notwithstanding large number
of reflections for physical defects
Waterbury has a fair-sized contin-
gent in readiness to report for army
service early in August. Examina-
tons today at the induction center
in Hartford will determine the size
of Waterbury's contribution to the
armed forces.
Inductees from the four local
selective boards we're examined in
Hartford wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. The number called up
included a large percentage of
youths and a number Of young mar
led men with children. There were
many reflections, however, and the
number accepted were divided among
the Army, Navy and Marines. One
recruit was obtained for the Coast
Guards.
The youths accepted for the army
will leave in three weeks. Those
assigned for naval or marine train
ing have but one week to wind up
their personal affairs.
In view of number of amend
uents in selective Service regula-
lions the quota for August is small
However, the number to be called up
For physical examinations next
month is expected to be the larg-
est in some time.
Those accepted yesterday at Hart
ford included:
Board 15-A
Army InducteesAPeter A. Sciarra,
36 Ash St.; Joseph Castagna, Mar
ion, Connecticut; Herman Cohn, 16
East Hawkins ST.; James V. King,
ia Walnut ST.; Anthony Schiappa,
76 Ardmore Ave; Salvatore F. La
Fauci, 81 Lamont ST.; William H.
Baker, Jr., Carmel st.
Board 15-B
Army Manifestation Weisman,
fl Prospect street; Julius Carissimi,
237 Willow street; Hugo Guaste-
Terri, Mount Vernon a. enue; James
Hughes, 1913 Hillside avenue; Abra-
ham Atkin, 1873 Chestnut avenue;
Michael Mccormack, 367 Highland
avenue; Edward Hazen, Litchfield
roadn WATERFOWL, Conn; William
Novack, 143 Proctor street; An
.hony DiStiso, 3O6 Highland avenue;
Ernest DiDonato, 1875 Fairfield ave-
nue.; Fred Braun, Bradley avenue;
Frank MARITIME, 1879 Citizens ave-
nue.; Raymond Botch, $40 Highland
avenue;
Michael Juliani, SO Anderson
avenue; Leo Borst, II Mount Yer
non avenue; Joseph Maher, IL
Chestnut avenue; Francis O'Don-
nell, A Cottage place; Francis Min
icucci, "a Camp street; Alfred
Bresnahan, II Robbins street; An
drew ugauskas, 20 North Leonard
street; John Joy, lao Park road;
Walter Wagner. Al Worth eonard
street; Ralph Vegliarte, $40 Wash
ington avenue; Francis Conway, Jr.,
157 Robbins street; Ernest An
dreano, 1853 Highland avenue; AL
fred LaPorte, Colonial avenue,
raxellyle, CT; Robert Creighton,
462 West Main street; Frank Per-
Croce, 337 Congress avenue; Frank
sico, 80 Wilson street; Frank Della
lin Nathanson, 10 hKenilwort
street.
Accepted in Navy-Murray Nc
Anelly ,33 Shirley ST.; William Lam
bert, IS Waterville ST.; Montrose
Nelson, SO Central Ave: Emmett
Shuts, Jr.; Cheshire, Ct; James
Foy, 1915 K Street, Washington, D.
c.; Elmer Nodine, Jr.; 1854 Park
Road; Francis Ingoldsby, SIS Water
vile ST.; Elmer Severson, % Har-
riet Avenue; Martin Rudaitis, 344
Washington Ave; Mario DiNapoli,
GOA No. Riverside ST.; Theodore
Martinkus, AZ Popular ST.; Nicholas
Anton, 100 Hills de Ave.
Thomas O'Brien, 161 Hillside Ave-;
John Makauskas. 80 Congress Ave-;
Berard Golfer 244 Cooke ST.; Ar
thur Schwartz, So Plaza Ave; John
Deeley, 81 Ridgewood ST.; Robert
Conlon, 152 Chestnut Ave; John
Danisivage, 48 Russell st.
Marines-Joseph Navin. 131 Oak
ST.; Lawrence Ricciardi, ITO Park
Road.
Coast Guardr-Charles Schoen-
mehl. West Main ST., West Cheshire,
Con.
BOARD 16-A
Army inductees: James c. MINIS,
As Lafayette street; Harvey j. Pelle-