The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-18

Lieutenant (S.G) Arthur M. Mo- Donald has returned to his naval duties after spending a furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Arthur J. McDonald of 1l20 West Main street. He is commander of a minesweeper in the Atlantic fleet.
 Staff Cergeant Edward s. Clark of 255 Hill street recently wrote tc his wife from Tauima, Spanish Morocco, where he is interned His name appears on list of prisoners just released by the War Depart ment He states life is quite satis- factory, that there is plenty of food and the American soldiers are al- lowed a great deal of freedom tc move about the resort town.
 Major Richardson Bronson, son of MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bronson of 59 Pine street has returned to this country after service overseas with an Army contingent.
 Lieutenant Frederick R. Kellogg of Prospect street is taking an indoc- trination course at Dartmouth Col lege, Hanover, N. H.
 Rev. James F.. Cunningham son of James E. Cunningham of 48 South View street, is serving as chaplain at the Naval Air Station at San Juan. Puerto Rico. He holds the rank of lieutenant-commander
 Private First Class Harold O.. Slator, son of MT. and Mrs Harold J. Slator of 122 Esdin street has re- turned to his Army post at Lees- burg, Fla, after spending & fur lough here.
 Joseph James Boylan of 36 Lours- bury avenue was commissioned a second lieutenant at Columbus, Miss, last week. His father, Pri- vate Joseph P. Boylan. is serving at Fort Crockett, Galveston, Texas.
 Harry R. Anderson of West Chesh- ire has ben promoted to second lieu- tenant at Wendover Field, Utah, where he is serving as an aerial navigator trainee.
 Francis J. Groody, signalman sec- ond class has returned to his naval duties after spending furlough at his home at 29 North Leonard street. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Groody of 450 Wilson street
 Corporal Louis F. Tata of 89 Cloves terrace has been transferred from Will Rogers Field, Okla, to Carlsbad N. M.. where he will train at the advanced flying field.
 Chief Torpedoman Larry B. Lar rabe, formerly connected with the New Haven Navy recruiting office and well known in Waterbury, is reported missing in action. He had been on duty in the South Pacific. serving in the battle Of the Solo, mons. As Navy publicity director for the New Haven recruiting area, ,he was frequent. visitor here.
 Lieutenant James Q. Kelsey has arrived from the Naval hospital at San Diego. Calif.. to spend a fur lough at his home at 28 Corona drive. He served as an engineering ofIicer on the aircraft carrier Hor- net when 1t was torpedoed by the Japanese. He had been confined at the hospital with an ankle in- jury.
 Private Domenic innalmo of A6S Congress avenue is stationed tn North Africa. He recently wrote Of meeting two other local men, Ken Perry and John Orso. The son Of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Innamio. he enlisted In the Army Ar Corps c gear ago.
 Prank ?, Stance Of 0Be Baldwin street has been accepted for en- llslment ln the Q. q. Marine Corps at the Springfield district head quarters. others from this AFeh l who applied nt tho local recruiting station and have been accepted al eprinsfleld are William 4, Graham q Aagldens halph perchino eg hog'