The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-25
NEWS OF MEN IN THE SERVICE

MEN IN IT. Barracks, Pa. He attended Crosby
 high school and George Washing.
 ton University and practiced hi!
 profession as an itnerne at St
 Mary'S hospital at Hoboken, N. J
 The honor roll of the Connecticut Light 6 Power O., lists 29 former employees serving their country al the present time. They include 27 men and 2 women and are as follows:
 William J. Amberg, Merritt W Anderson, Jr., Gordon M. Bartlett William F. Casey, Jr., Mario Chris tolini, Robert T. Coleman, Mabel R. Filming, Edward F. Culhane Thomas x. Deleskis, Carl J. Dillon George E. Doolittle, Vincent w Duff, Thomas M. Freney, Robert J. German, Irving Hansen, Russell Hicock, Helen Peveroff, Robert H. Huey, Carl R. Larson, John 0. Mo- Naught, Samuel H. Peck, Vito Pe- truccione, Richard L. Platt, Peter F. Rolandi, Albert F. Sprafke, Frank x. Tehan, Francis Vallone, Willis R. Welton.
 In the service since last October, Harold Arenstein of 116 Cherry street has been promoted to the rank of corporal at Camp Croft, S. o. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. I. H. Arenstein and a former enlploye of the J. K. Jennes Smoke Shop.
 According to word received by Mir. and Mrs. William Goodale of 292 Willow street, then son, Corporal William H. Goodale is in the Pacific area with the D. s. Marines.
 Eugene DAmbrose of Cherry street Is serving with the U. s. Army in North Africa, according to latest word received here. He entered the service five months ago, training at Fort Eustis, Va. and Camp Edwards, Mass. Before receiving his present assignment he was stationed In England. His wife is the former An- gle Carserino of Wolcott street.
 Of 531 congressman, it was re- ported today in survey conducted informally by a group of members of Congress, 120 have sons and daughters in the armed forces. Sem ator Danaher of Connecticut has a son in the Navy and one in the Army, while Senator Maloney, also of this state, has one son in the Coast Guard.
 A. W. O. L., Michael Genova of 29 America street was taken into custody yesterday and turned over to New Haven Navy authorities af- ter he has appeared in Waterbury in civilian clothes.
 After spending a furlough here, Private Alfred Charbonneau of l17 Stillson road has returned to Carolina Beach, N. c.
 A promotion to the rank of pri- vate, first class has been granted to Morris Cohen of 100 Bishop street at Seymour Johnson Field, N. c.
 According to word received by his parents, MT. and Mrs. Patrick A. O'Neill of 265 Beecher avenue, Will liam J. O'Neill who is with the Army Air Corps overseas, has re- gently been promoted to corporal. He is a graduate of Crosby high school, and was employed by the Scovill Mfg. Co. prior to his entry into the Air Corps in May, 1942.
 Sergeant Irving Rosenfield is spending @ fllrlough here from his post at Camp Sibert, Ala. He is the son of Mrs. Alter Rosenfield of 369 Willow street.
 After six weeks of gruelling train- ing in converting his skill in den- tistry from peacetime to war uses, First Lieutenant Roger V. Ostran- der of 70 Columbia boulevard was graduated from the Medical Field Service School at Carlisle Barracks, Pennslvania, according to word re- ceived here today. He was one of 300 ofilcers of the Medical Department who were present at the exercises.
 Stationed as mail clerk in the quartermaster corps at the Replace ment Training center, Camp Lee, Va, Eli l.. Liebman, son of Mir. and Mrs. I. Liebman of 12 West Farm street has been promoted to cor- poral. Since his induction on Nov. {, Corporal Liebman has been sta- toned at Camp Lee. He is @ former employe of the Thrift Shoe store.
 Warrants were received recently by non-commissioned officers of Wa terbuTy squadron, Civil Air Patrol, from Major Thomas Lockhart, Con- necticut wing commander, in the state armOry recently. Activities for spring and early summer, as well as confidential matters, were discussed by Major Lsockhart with squadron officers, headed by Lieutenant Ger aid M. Monaghan, CAP.
 Members of the Republican gtafi presented a farewell gift to Dan ewinton, reporter, who will depart today for Boston where he will be inducted into the Army on March 31. Mfr. EWfnton, 6 graduate of ths school of journalism of Boston Uni yersity, wrote for school puhlica'