The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
News Of Men In The Service

Corporal Fred Arab who k with the Marine Corps In tho Pacific th0s At0F Of tho war, joined tho Marine Corps tho day after Pearl Harbor was attacked to aVeng0 tho deaths of tho unf6FtunatNS who wore killed, IE0 received hb basic tFianing at Paris Island, 6, c, and graduated from tho Aerial MaehinlStg School in Jacksonville, Fla, M An Ae0 aerial gunner. Hb scope of training also includes dive bombing. Cor. p0Fai Arab is tho son of Mfr, and Mrs. ABsab Arab of S02 Sylvan ave. nue, and has c brother, Private First Glass George Arab, in tho service. dOofge b with An army unit in Honolulu, and began hif army caFOoF in iO4i.
 Sergeant Joseph V. LabanaSkl oi 0bS Bark street has boOii promoted t0 the rank Of staff sergeant He is stationed at Blythe Field, Cali- f0Fnia, aS c gunner.
 Captain George Scott, ln active duty since August, iD4i, has been promoted Co the rank Of major at tho ofiieers' CauaFteFmaBtef school Rt Camp LOe, Va. Major Scott iB Q fermer pFoBldont of the Waterbury KiWanis club and . Waterbury in' Burane0 salesman.
 Tangio c. DeiDuono, seaman soo. ond class, is receiving Navy signal training at Butler University, Tn. dianApollB, Ind. He is the son of Mfr and Mrs, Joseph D0lilu0no Of 731 Highland avenue,
 Upon completion of his basic training at Paris Island, 6, O., ane New River, N, o. Private T'homaI ', Lynch, son Of Mir. and Mrs, Rob- ert Lynch of 90 Albion street hal been assigned t0 duty with tho Ma rlne Corps "somoWheFe in tho Pacific"
 Private Franels Bartkug iB eoin' pletlng his basic training ct CaniT drub0r, okla. Son Of Mir. and Mrs August DRrtkuB of 004 Highland avenue, no began his Army training on Doe, ,.
 A welcome letter from his son Private Domenie D, MaFtinelli, hal boon received by Angelo Martinelle of b Fleet street, bearing tho newi that Private MaFtin0lli is to bo dismissed from Q hospital soon, te which he was confined by injuries sustained in combat in northwest Africa.
 The Army Air Forces Technical Training school at Seymour John. son Field, N. Q. this week graduat- cd Private Joseph dueFr0Fa, son Of Sam QuoFFera of i2 frlon street from It's aviation mechanics course.
 Walter A. Herman, son of MT, and Mrs, Walter Hoermann of i0i Pembroke avenue will leave Monday with the Husky Squadron" former students of tho University of Con- nOctlcut, for pr0-hight naval avia- ton training ct Arkansas State Teachers College, Conway, Ark
 The future birdman is Q graauate of Crosby high school and was Q member Of the freshman class ct the state university when he was enrolled last December. The con. tlngent reporting for service Monday is composed of university students eager to qualify for commissions In naval aviation,
 Harold Carly Wooster, IT, of Naugatuck, son of MT. and Mrs. Raymond Wooster who filed appli- cation at the local Marine induc- ton and recruiting station, has qualified for enlistmnt in that branch of the service.
 Youths who are i7 years of age and wish to join the Marine Corps may apply at the Marine induction and recruiting office. Room 200, Post Ofilce building, Waterbury.
 Over 100 inquiries have been made at this once by women who request information concerning enc llstment in the Women's Marine reserve and applications have re- gently been made available here.
 A member of the staff of the local Navy recruiting office will be stationed in Tllomaston on a Az.