The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-30

its enlisted men. Staff Sergeant
DeLeo and his companion, who were
off duty at the time, returned to
their headquarters, and made ready
two Supernumeries within fifteen
minute period, thus allowing the
troop train to move on time as Or
dered.
A promotion to the rank Of cap
tain was granted to Lieut.. Stephen
X. Plume, Jr., son Of Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. S. Kellogg Plume of Wa
tertown, 1t was reported recently.
Captain Plume Is stationed with an
Army unit at Camp Croft, s. c.,
while his father, who is spending
q few days at his home, Is at Aber-
deem Proving Grounds, Md.
Private Bernard j. Burns, Jr., son
of Police Lieut.. and Mrs. Bernard
j. Burns OF 1873 Pearl street, who an
swered his country's call while a
student at the University Of Con-
necticut, is stationed with the Army
paratroops at Camp Croft. S. S.
He is a graduate Of Crosby high
school.
Gachapias j. Hagettoffe, Of SO Pill
grim avenue, has recently been pro-
noticed to sergeant technician at
Camp Edwards, Mass.
Serving in the Navy and Army,
Carmen Boccardi, seaman first class,
and Sergeant John Boccardi Of 85
Charles strete we're at home on brief
furloughs recently.
Basic training begins soon for
Private ebert O'Connor of 100 Morse
avenue, who has been assigned to
Atlantic City with the Army Air
Forces.
Having arrived at the infantry
replacement training center at Camp
VOTERS, Texas, the following youths
will begin preliminary training as
infantrymen:
Private Alfred William Bouteiller
Of 55 johnson street, Private DOM
enic Frank Forino of 294 South
Leonard street, Private Howard Ev-
erette Palmer OF Oakville, Frank j.
Janlsaitis Of 1880 East Main streeC,
and Joseph X. Danauskas OF l6o
Draher avenue.
Private first class Benedict Shim-
kus of 7O6 North Riverside street is
with an Army engineers armored
unit at Camp Campbell, KY.
Lieut.. Dana o. Motley, former
member of the New York Daily News
sports staff, has been assigned to
foreign service after visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Motley
of iG GrAndview Asenue. Re ST.
tended Colgate university at Ham
ilton, N. Y, and participated III
both athletic and social ACTIVITIES
while a student.
Francis d. Altman, son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Altman OF % Cherry
street was a member of the gradu-
ating class of technical officers IN
aircraft maintenance engineering
who received commissioners yester-
dav at the Army Air Force technl-
cal training command at Yale uni
yersity.
A drill will be held tonight at
1880 In the armory Tor non-coinihts'
stoned officers of Co. O., Connects.
CIT state Guard, with members OF
Naueatuck Rangers and Prospect
state Guard Reserve In attendance
at 8 o'clock Applicants may ehliSt
between 8 and 8 o'clock.
Robert Edward Doran, son oil MRS
MARY N. Doran, OF 90 Alma street
will begin basic training as an M
fantryman at the Infantry Replace
ment Training Center, Camp VOL
ters Texas, where he has been Us"
signed TO a rifle training battalion.
Henry Mccain, 40 Albion street
will return TO his duties as fegu'
lar patrolman with the waterbury
Police Department Monday. PATROL
man McCann, who has been In the
Army since July 8. 1912, has been
honorably discharged under the 81
years OF age Army regulation.
Newark, u. j., March 30-Stanley
b. Heaton. son OF Mr.. and MRS
Stanley b. Heaton, ST.. 478 Woodtlck
road, Waterbury, Conn. Is studying
aircraft mechanics In tine Army AR
Forces Technical Training Com"