The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-25
OUR Men IN SERVICE

18th Army Air F'orce-John Fazo,
20, former restaurant manager in
Waterbury, Conn, has been promot-
ed to Technical Sergeant
Sgt. Fazo, whose home is at lab
East Main street, is mess sergeant
of an Italian-based B-24 Liberator
bomber squadron. He entered the
armed forces in 194l and now wears
the American Defense and Good
Conduct ribbons.
A reminder that discharged vet
Grams of this war who have let their
National Service Life Insurance
lapse may reinState their policies II
their health is as good as on dis
charge from their service was issued
today by the Third Naval District.
Under q new ruling Of the Vet
Grams Administration, the Third
Naval District statement said, after
August 1st the insurance will be re-
instated only if applied for within
six months of the time of Separa-
ton from the service. Until August
LIST any National Service Life In
surance policy may be reinstated
regardless of when 1t lapsed.
National Service Life Insurance is
available at low rates to all men In
the armed forces in amounts up to
$4,000. The same rates apply on
policies continued or reinStated after
discharge.
Inquiries relative to this insurance
may be addressed either to any Of
flee of the Veterans Administration
or to the Insurance Office, Third
Naval District, 80 Church street,
New York, Z N. Y.
Walter A. Darlington Of Nauga-
tuck has been advanced from pri-
vate first class to corporal at the
Army Air Field at Yuma. Ariz.
where he recently completed train
ing in guIlnery and radio course
Four sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bellemare of "a Cherry street are
in the service. William Bellemare
Is stationed in England. Endee Bel
lemare, corporal technician, Is at
an undisclosed overseas post. Ar
thur Bellemare is a staff sergeant
at Fort Mcpherson, Ga, Armand
Sevigne, a foster brother, is now
serving at Fort Meade, Md.
Private First Glass Charles A..
Carpenter of 81 Mohawk street has
arrived in England. according to
word received by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Carpenter. He has
been in the Army since March "a,
1913. and is serving with an anti
unit.
Corporal Edward Barthosiewicz OF
"a North Elm street has beer as
signed for advanced training to
Camp Forrest, Tenn.
Vito Gizzie of 178 Cushman street
has completed leave at his home
and has left for a Navy post in
Maryland. A seaman first class, he
recently completed a course at the
artillery maintenance
school at Pontiac, Mich.
Paul DePaola Of 10 Rose street
has been grained a leave from the
Naval station at Sampson. NJ Y.
where he recently completed basic
training.
Staff Sergeant Reno Arciero OF
1876 Orange street Is serving as a
gunner at Ardmore, Okla. He re-
turned to this country last summer
after completing 80 missions in the
Middle East, the Balkans, Sicily.
and Italy.
Private Thomas r. Brennan. Jr.
II 1925 Baldwin street is serving In
England with a field artillery unit.
He Is the son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Brennan.
Thomas Clifford of Ives street has
completed q Navy leave at his ohme
and has reported 10 San Francisco.
Calf. signalman, third class. in a
Eeabees unit. he returned to this
country recently after serving for
IA months in the Aleutians.
E,,eix.a EArancie Geralnia of 81