The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17

.a&zA Ak&hA.& somewhere in Africa. He is a grad nate of Marionapolis school in Thompson, and a former employe of the Mattatuck Mfg Go. Upon his entry into the service more than two years ago, he was stationed at Camp Edwards, Mass.
 Before reporting for further as signment in the U. s. Navy, the fol- flowing Waterbury youths, who re- gently completed boot training at Newport, are spending short leaves iii this city:
 Seamen M. F Tolomeo, L. D. Radke, D. KalinouSki, J. A. Lubak, D. Guerrera, s. F. LaRosa, A. E. Del Myro and s. A. Bosco.
 Formerly stationed at the Nash vile Army air center in Nashville, Tenn, the following local aviation cadets are now stationed at the Army Air Forces pre-fight school for pilots at Maxwell Field, Ala:
 Gerard B. Saulnier of 43 Fuller street, John L. Scarpa of HighlaWn street, William F. Schmollinger of 265 Hauser street, and Lester David Brennan of Middlebury.
 Stationed at Atlantic City, N. J., Private Richard M. Lewis, son of MT. and Mrs. George R. Lewis of Waterbury, is taking preliminary training in the Army Air Forces Technical Training command.
 Corporal Harry Zello, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank ZeIlo of 52 Lin wood street is with a quartermas- terS' unit in French North Africa. He received preliminary training at Fort Mcclellan, Ala, and was later sent to Ireland and England. He entered the service in April, 1942.
 Private Francis Bresnahan, son of Mrs. Julia Duer Bresnahan of | Fl Robbins street has been in the l Army for five months at a basic | training base. He is a former em- ploye of the French Small Tube | division of the American Brass Go. | and graduated from the Bridgeport ! Trade school.
 Edward J. Bunce, son of Patrick Bunce of 27 Sylvan avenue, was l awarded a promotion to the grade | of staff sergeant at Camp Clai- l borne, La, having entered the | service last August.
 Good news via night broadcast | from the London's Red Cross Eagles | club was relayed to the Hotchkiss i school faculty in Lakeville last | night when Peter c. T. Glenn, a former master at the school before i joining the American Field Service as ambulance driver, was inter viewed by Lieutenant Richard c. Rendell, son of Mrs. Richard C. Rendell of 250 Columbia Blvd. The school authorities believed tl1elr faculty member was still a German prisoner of war, having been re- ported a prisoner in North Africa in his last letter dated Feb. 20, put were informed of Glenns exchange as a war prisoner because of his non -combatant duties. Lleutnant Rendell, who has been heard pre- viously over the British Broadcast ing Go. as master of ceremonies In Red Gross programs, will broadcast again this morning by short wave over Station WIN, New York, at 10:30.
 Corporal Tehcnician John R. Cole son of Mrs. George Cole of Crescent street has been transferred to Mat tatuck, L. l. from his post at Pater- son, N. J.
 After returning from convoy duty with the Navy to South America ana England William J. Duffy's gunners mate. third class son of MT. ana Mrs. John Duffy of 40 Laval street, recently spent brief leave at ms home. He is a graduate Of Wllby high school and was employed at the Scovill Mfg. Go. before enlist inC in the service last October. Mate Duffy received his basic training at Sampson. N. Y.
 A program including the Shostak- ovich Piano and String quartet and Mozart's Quartet in D Major was presented recently at Philips Me morial gallery in Washington, D. c. | by the Navy band quartet, of which Musician, First Class, Orico Rossl IS a member. Musician Rossi resides on 1 Chase Parkway. and is former con | certmaster of the Waterbury CIVIC | Orchestra. At the time of his en- listment, he was candidate for the degree of master of music at East man school of music at Rochester N. Y.
 Paul A. Laurenzi of 92 Burk street and Joseph w. Tobin of l05 Louns- bury street were enlisted in the U. S. Navy as apprentice seamen last Saturday, according to a report re- ceived today by Chief Specialist, Ed win Perkins, local recruiter.
 Both young recruits are l7 years of age.
 London has over 170o0 ambu- l0ucAA