The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27

In The Atlantic-Joseph F. So- Jury, quartermaster, irst class, ot 140 Wolcott street Waterbury Conn, is now serving aboard a de- stroyer escort of the Atlantic Fleet Solury wears the American the ater and the European-African- Middle Eastern theater ribbons. He is the son of Louis Solury of the Waterbury address. He has a brother, George, who was a corpo- ral in the Army and has been dis charged because of injuries received in the service.
 Solury is graduate of Wilby High school. and was employed al Sena's Recreation Center, before entering the Navy 34 months ago.
 Calvin Albert Traver, Jr., 34 seaman, first class, USNR, of Wa terbury. Conn, has arrived at the Naval Training Station, Norfolk Va, to undergo training for duties aboard new destroyer of the At lantic Fleet.
 Traver is a veteran of 20 months duty aboard a destroyer in the At lantic. He wears the American theater ribbon and the European African Middle Eastern theatel ribbon with three stars. | He is the son of Mrs Mary Traver of 35 Orange street, Waterbury. Be- fore enlisting in the Navy, he was employed by the Scovill Manu- featuring Go.
 Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, June 1945-Marine Corporal Stan ley Wolesniewski, whose wife is Mrs. Ruby Inez Wolesniewski of 153 Orange street, Waterbury Conn, recently was promoted to his pres ent rank at this camp. He is at present on duty here as mail or derly at the Quartermaster Bat talion.
 Corporal WolesnieWski. who en- listed in the Marine Corps in De- cember, 1941 is a veteran of 27 months overseas duty. As a mem Der of a Defense Battalion, he par ticipated in the New Georgia and Guadalcanal campaigns. He holds the Purple Heart Medal for wounds received in the New Georgia en- gagement.
 The Marine Corporal is a grad uate of Leavenworth High school in Waterbury, Conn. Prior to joining the Marine Corps, he was employed as a tender by the E. and F. Construction Company in Bridge port, Conn.
 Corporal WolesnieWski's mother, Mrs. Josephine Prohoski, also lives at the Orange street address.
 Hartford Headquarters of the United States Marine Corps an- rounced the following enlistmentS of IT year olds from Waterbury and Naugatuck.
 Louis R. Soucy, 113 Perkins ave- nue, and John M. TataranoWicz. 30 Ernest avenue, Waterbury; Natale J. DiLaurenzio, 54 Pleasant avenue, Naugatuck.
 The three men were placed on active duty, and transferred to Paris Island, s. C., for recruit training.
 Seven Waterbury soldiers were yesterday honorably discharged by the Army at Fort Devens, Mass, ac- cording to the point system.
 They were:
 Corporal George H. Larrow, son of Mrs. Henry Larrow, B Pearl Lake road.
 Private First Class Lorenzo San topietro, 1920 Baldwin street.
 Technical Sergeant Frederick A. DeJoseph, 78 Giles street.
 Corporal Edward P. Kuska, 25 Hotchkiss street.
 Sergeant Joseph o. Spellman, 46 Summer street.
 Private First Class Anthony Dob- rovolskis, care of Joseph Douglas, Bound Line road
 Private First Class Frederick P. Sandore, 232 Plaza avenue.
 Six young men enlisted in the Navy during the past week at the Navy Recruiting Station in the Post Office Building, it was an- nounced yesterday by Chief Charles Brougham, recruiter.
 They are:
 Arthur Sullivan, 1889 West Main street.
 Ernest Peloquin, 131 Edin street.
 Martin Carroll, 60 South View street.
 Page Battery, Pomperaug avenue, Woodbury.
 Arthur French. 1S1 High street, Ihomaston.
 Eugene Buckley. 8 Circle Drive, Bantam.