The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-18

Ava PC4AOA Va oAhbCCkk JCdAo dIlu
has seen considerable service at
home and abroad, has completed q
special course of training in the
ordnance department at Camp Bel
Air, Md. He is now spending q
brief furlough with his father VIII
liam DAILY Of A Sylvan avenue.
Captain DAILY, who rose in the
ranks from buck private to his pres
ent rating, has been stationed at
Camp Cook, Cal.
Private Alfred Charbonneau Of
1T Stillson road has resumed du-
ties at Camp Campbell, KY, after
completing a furlough here.
Patsy P. Ciervo Of 651 North Main
street Is studying at the Ohio State
University under the Army special
lied program.
Corporal Warren Granger Of 81
Vermont street 10 spending a fur
Tough from Scott Field, ILL.,, with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Granger.
Local girls who will start their
WAC training at Fort Ogelthorpe,
Ca, this week include Rachael Fon-
tana, Ethel Haylette, and Ruth
Goldberg.
Howard w. Freeman has been
promoted from second to first lieu.
tenant at Fort Logan, Colo. The
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon e. Free
man Of Anna avenue, he Is married
to the former Jane M. Morton Of
New Haven.
The following local men complet-
ed basic training at the Naval sta
ton at Sampson, N. Y, recently: Jo-
seph w. Cole Of So Fairview street,
John H. Walsh Of 80 Merrill street,
Howard A. Brightman OF 1925 Bank
street, Stephen Harnick OF 81 KIM
ball avenue, Stanley D. Jacobs OF
la Park street, John G. Valaitis OF
437 washington avenue, and Ray
mond G. Pilloise Of 159 Charles
street.
Second Lieutenant. Gordon R.
Lewis Of $40 Highland avenue Is
serving as pilot Of Marine bomb
er at an undiscloSed Pacific post,
according to word received by his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Conner r.
Lewis.
Raymond F. Sehnal Of 295 VOL
colt ST., has arrived at Keesler Field
Mis-, where he is taking basic
training in the Army Air Corp. A
brother Staff Sgt. Francis w. Sch
nal has been in the South Pacific
for 20 months with the 102nd In
fantry.
wellington French of 237 Grand
view avenue is spending a leave
here following completion Of basic
naval training at Sampson, N. Y.
Fred Brown, Jr., of 220 Wood
street is at the Naval hospital
school at cambridge, Md. He re-
ceived preliminary training at
sampson, N. Y.
John L. Viotti Of Plank road has
been temporarily promoted from
first lieutenant to captain, accord
ing to word received here. He is
serving at the present time with an
infantry unit In the Mediterranean
area.
Second Lieutenant Richard W.
Michaels, son Of Harry Michaels
OF Stephana lane has arrived in
Australia. He received his Army
navigators wings August 2 at Coral
Gables, Fla.
William I. Gauthier of 1719 East
Main street recently spent q fur
Tough here from his naval post at
Bronx, N. Y. He is the son Of Mrs.
Bernadette NJ. Gauthier.
Royal d. Faubert Of this city has
received word that his cousin, Ser
gent Royal Faubert of Fitchburg,
Mass. died in q bomber crash at
the Blythe Army base recently.
Corporal Charles Anderson Of IS
Cosset street Il spending q furlough
here from Chanute Field, Ill.
Corporal Bruno Hariani Of 90
Elizabeth street Is home on furlough
from Newport News. Va. He has
been IN the Army 10 months.
Private First Glass Bernard Kali
| Is 81 IS West Porter street. has
| BEEN ASSIGNED 70 overseas duty. The
son q IS, Pauline KalIs.. q