The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-15

Raymond J. Cavanaugh, son of
 Mrs. Mary Cavanaugh and the
 late Daniel Cavalaugh of iSS
 South Elm Sstreet, arrived homo
 Sudnay on furlOugh from North
 Camp Polk, Louisiana, where he
 ls stationed with the Sth Armored
 Unit. He will mark Q year In the
 service the 24th of this month, A
 graduate of St. Mary's Parochlal
 and Crosby High school he is Q
 former emplOye of Plume & At.
 wood company.
 Major Harry B. Hubbard of New Britain, son of MT, and Mrs. George s. Hubbard of l49 Woodland avenue, has been named "ofi1cer of the week" in the current issue of the Beam" publication at Bradley Field, Windsor Locks.
 Sergeant David DiLeggc of 8i Lamont street has completed train- ing at the communication school Nt Fort Benning, Ga.
 Private Paul T. Poster of S7 Ruel street has been transferred to Memphis, Tenn. from Camp Shelby, Mss, where hO recently completed basic training,
 Private First Glass Vincent j.. Meehan of 66 Lounsbury street is stationed at the flexible gunnery school at Yuma, Ariz, Previously he received training ct Q radio schol at Sioux Falls S. D.
 Private John J. Canty of @ Manor avenue, former railway mall clerk, has completed c course with q postal unit at the Army admins. tration school at Camp Lee, Va.
 Lieutenant Colonel Albert Y. Her. mann Sf l42 Robinwood road, for- mer physician here, is back in this country after e phass of service at Kiska In the AleutiNn Islands. He started service in April, l94l and re- turned to Camp Bowie, Texas after his overseas duty. Last week he made Q brief visit to this city and Is now vacationlng out of town.
 Torrington, March l5-- Private Stanley A. Ceberek, Jr. Washington avenue, was killed in action in Italy on February 2, according to a War Department telegram received by his mother
 Born In Torrington, he attended the Riverside and the Torrington high schools and was employed at the Fitzgerald Manufacturing Con- pany before entering the Army April 3, l943. He was assigned to overseas duty last September. Both his father, the late ,tanley A. Ce- berek and his s<ep-father, Alex ander Wata, serveA with the Polish Army in World WcN I. Besides his mother and step father, he leaves Q sister, Regina of Tcrryville: his Mrs. Pauline Sawoska of Terryville, three step-brothers, Joseph, Chester and Thomas Wata OL IOTTuaBVOH utAV oS'VA~A SAASSSS and nephews.
 Stephen Arnold MarcuccI, son of MT. and Mrs. Mark Marcucci, re- gently enlisted in the U. s. Navy, and is now doing boot training in New York city. He Is l8 years Of age and before volunteering lived with his parents at SSo Chase Park way. .
 He is e graduate of Crosby high school and worked In the Nlasmith Plumbing company in Watertowl. He joined the Navy Feb. 28.
 Wilson post, American Legion. recently held Q party at the post rooms for eight colored men leaving for military service this week. They are Thomas Smith. James Trotman, Carol Sans, Donald Garner, For- rest Sims, William Palmer, James Styles and Haskell Holman. May. belle H. Ward. J. s. Hazel, Hilliard Evans, Hackell Holman, Hampton Stewart, Julia Devons, and Walter Dean spoke briefly.
 It. John J. Bradley, son of Mrs. Alice Bradley of Elmhurst avenue has completed bis active training in the U. s. Army Air Corps ct Turner Field, Albany. Ga, receiv- ing his pilots wings. It. Bradley Is on a brief vacation at his home be- fore going to Knobnoster, Mo, to which place he has been assigned.
 He will report for duty March 26. COmDenSatiOn Agreements