The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-08
BOYS IN
 THE SERVICE

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 Private Roland P. Beauvilliers of IA Clematis avenue was one of four honor graduates in an aircraft ma chinists class at the Air Forces Technical Training command at the University of Wisconsin. He was employed as a r1achinists' helper at the Oakville division of the Scovill Mfg, Go. before entering the serv- Ice last Aug. 21. He is the son of Charles Beauvilliers.
 Joseph c. Sandulli of 172 Easton avenue has been promoted to ser- geant. He is serving with the Army Signal Air Corps at Drew Field, Tampa, Fla.
 Richard E. Lee of Waterbury has been promoted to corporal at the Air Force base at Houltoh, Maine, where he is serving in the utilities divi- sion. He entered the service last May.
 Frank Mordino of 52 Webb street has been promoted to corporal ct 1 Fort Baldwin, Maine.
 Robert Mole, son of Patrolman and Mrs. Anthony Mole of 1924 Chase Parkway, is receiving basic training at the Naval Station at Newport, R. I. He is a graduate of Leavenworth high school and was employed by the Modern Glass Go. before enlisting last week.
 Two more members of the Second Congregational church have entered the armed forces. John Eastwood is in the construction unit of the Navy, and John Lowell has started Army training.
 Capt. William J. Slator spent a few hours in Waterbury and re- turned to Aberdeen Proving Grounds MT. Capt. slator formerly served as assistant G2, State Guard Brigade.
 Raymond Booth, Jr., son of Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Booth of 25l Bradley avenue returned to his duties in the Coast Guard after vis- iting with his family for weekend.
 Petty Officer James G. Doherty of Maynard avenue spent @ few days leave at home. He is stationed at the U, S, Naval Service school, Nor- folk, Va.
 William J. Amberg, son of MT. and Mrs. E. J. Amberg, of 53 Euclid avenue who, is with the Army Air Forces in Australia, has been ad- vanced to sergeant. He is a former member of the staff of the Connec- ticut Light & Power Go.
 Private Chase Kimball, son of Mrs. Arthur Reed imbaKll of Grove street, is stationed at Camp Hale, Colorado, with a skiers unit. His wife recently took up residence in Colorado.
 Robert G. McPhee of 40 Harker avenue has been promoted to tech- nician corporal and has been trans ferred from Patterson, N. J., to Camp Edwards, aMss. He Is serv- ing in the anti-aircraft division of the Coast Guard artillery.
 Private First Glass Stanley Jan- kowski of Naugatuck is stationed in Egypt, according to latest word received here. He is serving in the Army Quartermaster Corps.
 Private Lawrence H. Soper of Shapman avenue is receiving train- ing in the Army Air Corps at Chanute Field, Ill.
 Private Joseph J. Rich of Bristol is receiving basic training in the Marine Corps at Paris Island, s. O.. Mrs. Rich is the former Lillian Mo- Phee of Harker avenue, Waterbury.
 Private Edward J. Shore of 437 West Main street is receiving train ling at the airplane mechanics' school at Keesler Field. Miss.
 Aviation Cadet Joseph R. Wolff. Dr.. son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph R. Wolff, of i69 Clinton street, Is sta- toned at Orangsburg, s. c. He has more than two hours solo flying time to his credit and has ended his ground training in the Army Air Forces.
 Sergeant Albert Baldi. son of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Baldi Of Litch- field, formerly stationed at Pater- son field. Fairfield. O.. has been transferred to Santa Maria, Cal, Upon entering the Army ln 1889, Sergeant BaldI vas stationed in the Panama Canal Zone.
 Pvt. Raymond beauchemln, son Of Mr. and Mrs. ?. b. beauchemin Of 3b Baldwin avenue, | confined 70 a hospital according 10 word received from his family, the location 0f which has not keen dlsci0aeds He became . member Of the Army Ar Forces last May is.
 Great Lakes, Ill, Peb. o-Hecent Iolroiieos at the Service schools at tho U. s. Naval TFlning Station here. three Waterbury Conn, men ore studying io he NaFT specialists