The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20

assigned at the Army MeOlCal
 Museum in Washington, D. C., is
 leaving shortly for special as- | signment in Europe. The Water
 bury officer, is nationally known
 for his work in medical photo graphy.
 1942. he was stationed at the U.
 St. Veterans Hospital, Hines, III. Mrs. Greer and their two-yea
 old daughter, Elizabeth. reside in | Washington, D. C. The majors
 sister. Miss Aida Greer, is super
 intendent of Waterbury Hospital. New Haven, Conn, June 20: Vir- ginia M Cavanaugh, 408 Willow street, Waterbury, Conn, is new member of the Women's Army Corps, now in training at Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
 Private Cavanaugh atte d e d Crosby High, and Post Junior Col lege, in Waterbury, and until re- gently was employed at the local OPA She is a daughter of Mrs. Loretta Cavanaugh.
 Capt. Marjorie Schulten at WAC Recruiting headquarters, Orange street Armory, New Haven, has an- nounced that Waterbury is now on the regular itinerary for WAC re- cruiters. S-Sgt. Bonnie Troy, well known to this community will be available to interview applicants at the Post Office building, each Fri day, from 10 a. m. to p. m.
 P1-sical examinations for WAC applicants are held twice monthly, at the Orange street Armory, New Haven.
 Mai. Gen. William s. Rambough pins the Bronze Star Medal. on It. Michael E. Martone, GA Railroad Hill street, Waterbury, for meritor- ious service as chief clerk, from April l, 1914 to February p, 1945. The Waterbury soldier is now serv- ing as administrative officer of a personnel division.
 His parents, MT. and Mrs. Peter Martone, reside at the Railroad Hill address.
 With the Normandy Base Section, France-An Oak Leaf Cluster for Purple Heart he was previously awarded has been presented to Private First Class John P. Bulzgis, TIT Bank street, Waterbury, Conn, for wounds received under an en- emy artillery bombardment near St. Nazaire, France. Pfc. Bulzgis is now recovering at the 199th General hospital.
 He was a mortar man with an infantry division at the time he was wounded.
 His brother. Charles Bulzgis, re- sides at the Bank street address.
 Aboard The U.S.S. Bennett in The Western Pacific (DelayeO - R. R. Lamitola, 21. seaman, first class, U.S.N.R.. 16 Pine Street, Wa terbury, Conn, serves abroad this sturdy destroyer which has struck telling blows against the Japs in every kind Of naval warfare in the Pacific, from the Bougainville land ings to the recent capture of Two Jima.
 The Bennett has shot down 10 Jap planes. participated in numer- ous shore bombardments, travelled with fast carrier task forces and performed all the other duties as signed destroyers of the Pacific fleet.
 Ensign Francis Carroll, USMS of Salem road, Prospect, was recently graduated frcm the U. s. Maritime Service Officers school. Fort Trum- bull, New London, Conn. His mother, Mrs. F. Duigan, lives at the same address. He has seen plenty of action as he wears the Atlantic and Mediterranean War Zone Bars, also the Cambat Bar which he received as a result of direct enemy action. Ensign Carroll received his license as a third assistant engineer in the U. S. Merchant Marine. as well as being commissioned an ensgn in the U. s. Maritime Service.