The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-22

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 Hyman M. Weiselberg, POT Plaza avenue, has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant commander, the Navy public relations department announced this morning. Comman- der Weiselberg is serving as radl- ologist and officer ir charge Of the x-ray department of the Naval hos pital at the Charleston, s. C., Navy yard.
 A graduate of Yale university and the College of Physicians and sur geons, Columbia university, Comdr, Weiselberg has been in the Nays medical department since before the outbreak of the war on Dec, ', l941.
 Five Waterbury men are among a group of aviation cadets who recent ly reported at Fort Devens, Mass, for assignment to Greensboro, N. C., Army Air Forces Technical Train ing center.
 They are: John F. Griffin, John w. Dwyer, Jacques Margolis, Rob- ert w. Nichols and Henry c. Mier- zwinski. Others are: Gennarlno Baritone, Earl L. Taylor, Oakvllle; Hugh Brady, Frederick H. Coe., Bruce w. Towsley, Anthony B. Witeiwicz, Francis E. Fang, Bristol; Paul R. Vogel, Martin F. Flaherty, New Hartford; William G. Vos- burgh, Lakeville; Milton T. Jones, Torrington, and Thomas w. Good now, Norfolk.
 First Lieut.. Charles Lawson Dun can, 26, pilot of flying fortress, was reported missing in action over occupied France since July 10, ac- cording to a War Department tele- gram received by his wife, the form CT Barbara E. Walter, Ogdenburg, N. Y.
 Lieut.. Duncan is the son Of Char les Duncan, who lived at G0 Dela- ware avenue, before moving to Swansea, Mass. A graduate ot Crosby High school, Lieut.. Duncan began military service in December, 1941. Lieut. Duncan was in the news last winter when he brought hls plane to a safe landing in moun- tainous section of Utah after becom- ing lost in a heavy snoWstorm.
 Corporal William J. Ryan, son of MT. and Mrs. William Ryan Of Oak hill avenue has been promoted to the rank of sergeant. He Is statlon- ed with an academic squadron at Camp Seymour, Johnson, Goldsboro, N. c.
 Howard Dalton of 148 Alder street is serving as a machinist's mate ln the Navy at Charleston, $. c Staff Sergeant William F. Nc Grath of 424 Willow street has been transferred from Sheppard Field, Texas to the Army training school at Xaxier University, Cincinnati, Ohio. The son of MT. and Mrs. Pat rick J. McGrath, he began Army service Dec. IS, 1941.
 Private America Maglio of l33 Lo- cust street is spending a furlough from Camp Gordon, Ga.. at his home.
 Private William M Carroll Of 131 South Elm street has completed furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs Thomas Carroll, and has re- sumed duties at Camp Walter, Tex as.
 Harlin A. Sexton, Jr., of Water town is takin ga training course at New York university. He served pre- viously at Fort Knox, Ky. James Edward Cleary of POS Bald win street will report at Paris ls- land, s. c. July 29 for basic train ing in the Marine Corps. Sergeant Joseph Cijunskas Of 637 North Riverside street, completed furlough at his home and left to- day for Fort Bsss, Texas.
 Sergeant John DiPaola of 359 Oak street has been transferred to the Army air base at Lakeland Fla, after completing training at Daniel Field, Ga. He started service IA months ago.
 Staff Sergeant Harvey w. Mat theWs of Fl Railroad Hill street IS serving as a radio operator ana aerial gunner at Walla Walla, Wash.
 Corporal Russell T. Judson Of l37 Central avenue has returned to Fort Bragg, N. O., after spending furlough at his home. Corporal Raybond G. Weaver of Sharon has returned to Baton Rouge, La, after spending a fur