The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-15
BOYS IN TEA
 THE SERVICEk


 New Caledonia, South Pacific -- While serving with the General HeaduaTters of the Arny's Services of Supply for the South Pacific Area, Robert ]. Morrissey. who was formerly employed by the firm Ot Barrow, Wade, Guthrie and Com- pany. Certified Public Accountants Of @ Leavenworth street, Water bury. Connecticut. has been pr0mot- ed from Technician Fifth Grade to Tiechnician Fourth Grade.
 Sergeant Morrissey has been oyer- seas since March i9a4. and is as- signed as an Accounantant in the Theater Fiscal Ofiiee. The work Of this unit covers the entire area and has been assuming an ever inereas- ing importance in the war effort. due to the nature and extensive field of It's activities as related toI that Of the General Accounting OfIlee.
 The son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Morrissey. li2 Park Terrace. Wa teFbury, Connecticut, and husband Of the former Miss Helen Hurley Of i03 Ennnyside avenue. entered the army tn May l9a3 and has since been receiving specialized training at the Army Finance Training Gen. ter. Fort Benjamin Harrison, In- diana, the Advanced Army Finance school, Wake Forest College, North Carolina, and the Enlisted Mems Fiscal Course. Duke University, North Carolina. He completed his technical and tactical training in February, l0sa.
 He Is graduate Of Wilby High school and Connecticut College of Commerce. He was licensed as Q Certified Public Accountant by the Connecticut State Board in 1893.
 Sergeant MoTTissey vas recently awarded Q Good Conduct Medal for fidelity and efficiency in the peT- foFnanee of his duties by Major General Robert q. Breene,
 This Is the 6eFgeant's second pro. motion since his arrival overseas.
 Private First Glass Erlc0 zacearlo Of s22 Bank street is stationed at Camp Fills, Ill. The son of Joseph Zaeearl0 0g 8 Hill street and the husband 0f the former Vlneenza Pee eorella, he has been in the Army since June 2l, 1898.
 siaH Sergeant Alfred N. kairnan Of 2l6 Cooke street Is spending tnTlougb here from Camp Bowie Kansas,
 Private William B. ssillgell Of l30 Park Terrace and Private Robert ], MaTiaTty Of l90 PaTmlngton avenue have completed training at the tlex- lhle snnneTy school at Tyndall Field, Fla,
 Leonard Persky, son Of MT, and Mrs, Allen N, PeFsky of Elizabeth street, ls serving wiib Q Navy keas bees unit in the hew HebFtdes, Al seaman first class. he has been tD l the service since JennaFy, lets
 Prank Egap 0f oakHille Is 0n leave here from hl6 Navy post ta Norfolk, Va. ESe Is the hllsbaila Of the f0TnleT Anna nankns 0f hallealllek and the son of Mrs Anna kean of s3 diies street,
 Marine PFlyste First 0lass Iendnll M MaKlm 0f q Nognlnsslde syenne, Nh0 has seen extensive service tn the South Pacific, Klll report Rt Hingbaln, Mass, July a9, after e0ms nlellng Q fllll0ngh here, Ihe holder Rf 2 PTesldenilai citation nDli Fibv bon, he was hQsplEallRad Np llle west coast before coming t0 thls city, The son ef hT, and Mrs, Q, D, Maxim, he served at ollaaaleaDal and Bong' alnyllle,
 pTlYale First Glass 0e0Fge bDyll0 af a Grown street ls spending . ie' | day flTs0igb hfTe treln Fort M0ny mouth, h, ., The son Of MF, Alld Mrs. Matthew Bovine, he has been | In the service ae months, lils wife | end son aeeompanlee him here
 Sergeant Charles kenng 0f H KinasblFv street and oaFnQfAl nRr than Lllehnl0k 0f le5 Lincoln street not recently in Australia, according | 70 word TAoalvAd heFe, The maeltng | Waa arranged with the sld of tbe Red CE0as,
 Tswo sons ef MT, and Mrs, nIAgTo oanale af 13 DlkenleIl street ATe 70 | flle kerYiee, Private Louis qanAle, Hhe elllaTae the service ln February l sels, received training at cainp 1 MaKay, Texas, and ls nos stationed 1 lil Milaland, Nian sergeant Joseph | Ganale ig serving with . signal lilif l lil North AfFifa, Ige entered the Army ln October, le42, and received l training af Fresno, cailf
 oraig 4. Dossl 0f Bristol has eo!ns uIetea Q eoursa ct the school for sloFekeapeTs af the Naval aFmoFy at l 3sHAa4o. 0.nlo.