The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-19
NEWS OF MEN in THE SERVICE

Chanute Field, ILL.,, June 19.-Cor
poral Martin R. Flaherty, son of MI
and Mrs. Patrick j. Flaherty, 81
FairVieW street, Waterbury, Conn
was graduated recently from TIN
Chanute Field school of the Arm,
Air Forces Technical Training
Command.
While at Chanute field he wa
trained in various technical opera
tons vital tot he maintenance O
the country's fighting planes.
Corporal John E. Enamalt, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. John Enamalt CT a
German street, Naugatuck, Conn
was recently promoted to that Grade
from Private by his Air Base Uni
at Westover Field, Mass.
A graduate of Naugatuck higi
school in 1888, Cpl. Enamalt wa
formerly employed by the Manga
tuck Chemical Co., Division of U
S. Rubber Co. He entered the servic,
May 81. 1912 at Hartford, Conn, ant
received his basic training at West
over field. After attending schoo
at Fort Knox, Kentucky, he returned
to Westover. Cpl. Enamalt was &C.
tive in the st. Georges Lithuanian
Society of Naugatuck and the Youn|
Peoples Republican club of Connec
ticut, and played semi-pro football
for one year and semt-pro basket
ball for two years.
The Beruby family OF 80 Baldwin
street has shown a preference TO.
the Army in two wars. Leon, Joseph
and George. brothers, are engaged
in this present war and their faith
err, Joseph A. Beruby, is an eX-serv-
iceman of the last one. Word was
received last night by the family
that leon, who enlisted Is months
ago, was wounded in the North At
rican campaign and is now confined
to the Army hospital at Governors
Island in New York. Daniel, also ar
enlistee, has been stationed in North
Africa for nine months. Although he
and his brother, Leon, were sent
overseas at the same time, they
never ran into each other.
George was indicted into the
army a few months ago and is sta
toned at basic training camp il
Arizona. All male members of the
Beruby family are now fighting il
Uncle Sans Army.
Upon his promotion to corporal al
Gulfport, Miss, Edwin Schnitman
of 148 Plaza avenue has been as
signed to Long Beach, Calf
Private First Glass Alpi j. Ricci-
ardi, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pasquale
Ricciardi of 1876 Moreland avenue
recently completing a course in air
craft sheet metal training at the
Anderson organization in Los An
geles, Calf, which qualities him as
an Army Air Forces technician.
An officers training Schcool fol
sixty officers Of the Connecticut
wing of Civil Air Patrol, including
several members of Waterbury,
squadron, will begin at Meriden air
port July 10 and IL.
Bunnio D'Agostino, 10, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph D'Agostini of 81
Hamden avenue is taking a II
month course in pre-meteorology a
Hamilton college at Lynbrook, L. l
under the Army Air Forces Tech
nical Training command program t.
train weather officers for comba
units A graduate of Crosby higf
school, he was employed as dis
patch clerk at the Waterbury Clocl
Co., before entering the Army il
March. His brother, Nicholas il
stationed at Nr1olk, Va, with al
Army unit.
Private Frank B. Delaney o.
Thomaston is stationed at the U
S. Army Medical replacement train
ing center at Camp Pickett, Va.
where he is undergoing intensive
physical, military and specialized
medical training.
Lieutenant FRANKLIN Danen of 33!
Pine street left yesterday with hi.
bride, the former Elaine Richmond
of New York city, for BarkSdale
Field LA.
The following youths have com
pleted basic naval training at tht
Sampson, N. Y, training center:
Emery D. ArSenault of 239 Penn
broke avenue, William S. Syrotcher
of 246 South Leonard street anc
John E. Matthews OF 1916 Nortl
Main street.
Private Edmund C. Adomovicia o
$40 Bank street is Stationed with al
Army unit at Hunter Field Georgia
In a broadcast to this country 6
week ago from Australia, Captain
Thomas A. Shanahan, S. j of this
city. stationed with the Australian
Army Chaplains Corps, reported
that men in the U. S. armed forces
in the Southwest Pacific are con
tinuing their communion services
not at rails made of polished OAK
or pine, but of green bamboo, and
not In elaborate churches. but 10