The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-16

Angelo AnaStaSlo or oo4 FroSt road has been commissioned a sec- ond lieutenant at Fort Benning, Ga. where he recently completed a course at the officer candidate school. The son of MT. and Mrs. Domenic Anastasio, he enlisted De- cember 29 1941. He is @ graduate of Crosby High school and studied at the Juilliard School of Music in New York City. Before entering the officers school he served with Fort Jay band at Governors Island, N. Y.
 Two sons of MT. and Mrs. Walter Robison of 20 Nathan court are now in the service. Walter B. Rcbi- son, Jr., enlisted in the Navy in August, 1941 and Is now serving as a yeoman, third class, at Jackson vile, Fla, Private Ronald w. Rob- inson has started basic training at the Marine station at Paris 1s- land, s. c.
 Robert A. Maiorano of 42 Welles street has started four months course at the Navy machinists' mates school at the University of Minnesota.
 Petty Officer Paul o. Rechenberg of Scott road is with @ Naval con- struction unit in the British West Indies. The son of MT. and Mrs. Paul Rechenberg, he enlisted last September.
 Avald J. Semrow, son of MT. and Mrs. Fred SemroW of Naugatuck, has been advanced from the rank of technician, fifth grade to third grade at Camp Pickett, Va, He began Army service last May 15.
 Private Franklin Miles of Oxford is stationed at St. Petersburghn Fla, with an air force unit. He has been participating in welterweight box ing matches at the base.
 Private First Class Thomas J. Loy of 16 Vermont street has been as- signed to duty at Newfoundland. His brother, Private Francis H. Loy, is stationed at an Oklahoma Army post. They are the sons of MT. and Mrs. John Loy.
 Antonio Renaldi, son of MT. and Mrs. Michael Rensldi of 75 Hill street has been promoted to cor poral. He is stationed with base squadron at Grepier field, Manches- ter, N. H.
 Charles N. CrocI,er of Middlebury is attending the Navy motor ma chinists' school at Richmond, Va. He recently visited his uncle and aunt. MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Raf- ford.
 Captain George J. Scott. former local insurance man, has been transferred from Fort Rodman. New Bedford. Mass, to Camp Lee, Va, where he is training at the quarter master school.
 Lieut.. Edward Hessel of Cincin- nati. brother of Walter Hessel of Plerpont street, has received the Navy Flying Cross for distinguished service, according to word received here. He has been serving in the Pacific.
 Because of a long waiting list which has accumulated at the local Navy recruiting station no more ape plleations will be accepted this month. 1t was announced today. The quota for the station has been filled and 38 names already appear on the waiting list. It is believed the quota may be increased next month to permit a greater number Of appil- eants to enlist.
 Private First Glass William T. Leary Of 2i3 Plank road has been transferred from the Marine base at New River. V. C.. to the Marine Air Base at Cherry Point. N. c.
 Private Wallace Gregory of 77 Phoenix avenue has returned to Fort Bragg, N. O.. after spending . fuFlough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ]. Gregory. IIe Fe. nelved basie training at Camp Pickett. Vaa and Is n0E serving with af Army medical unit.
 James Stack, IT,. of Ss Ardmore avenue. s studying at tiie radio school at the Naval station co New-
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