The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-25

l HODSTG NOTJOu NIhkUWSEt oSuAAa4i second class, son of MT. and Mrs John Krakower of 135 west Main street, is listed as missing. He erl- tered the Navy January l5 1042 and went to sea after basic train- ing at Newport, R. I. He served first in the Atlantic, then in the Pacific taking part in the battle at Guad- alcanal
 Joseph Teach, private first class son of MT. and Mrs. Fred Teach ot PAP Woodtick road, Is held as a Jap prisoner, the War Department has announced. He was previously listed as missing.
 Private Teach entered the army in June, 1941, and went to the Philippines in November of that year. He was a machine gunner with an army air force unit oi, Bataan. A brother, Stanley is also in the army.
 Francis J. Vigeant of Northfleld is studying at the Naval carpenters mate school at Great Lakes, Ill.
 Edward F. Fitzgerald of 70 1dyl- wood avenue, who will start Army service soon, was honored at a farewell party last night at the Press Club by his associates at the J. R. Clayton Go. Albert Burns served as toasttnaster.
 Domenic Lavorgna, who recently completed basic training at the Naval station at Newport, R. l.. iS spending 8 furlough with hi' parents, MT. and Mrs. Domenic La Vorgna of Walnut street. Hi brother, Sergeant Philip LaVorgnt Is serving in the Pacific. Private Edward Adamaltis, whilt home recently on furlough, visited at @ meeting of Boy Scout Troop 1! of which he is @ former member He described his experience as { Marine and assisted at troop in' vestiture ceremonies.
 Corporal Maurice T. puhamel oi 17 West Liberty street has com. pleted course at the mechanics school at Lunken Field, Ohio. He entered the service year ago.
 Private First Glass Albert Grage1 of Thomaston has returned to Fort Jackson, s. c. after spending a furlough here.
 Private Rocco w. Rinaldi of 52 Canal street has completed an aviation mechanics course at Shep- pard Field, Texas. He is the son of Mrs. Anthony Rinaldi.
 Corporal Clifford F. Waugh o! Temple street is serving with the Seventh Bombing Squad at Blythe air base, California. The son oi MT. and Mrs. Bavid Waugh, h( was stationed previously at Keeslel Field, Miss, and Scott Field, Ill.
 Private Michael Fox of Ridge street will arrive soon for a fur tough from the army air base a Lakeland, Fla. His brother, Privat, Francis Fox, Is stationed at Winter Garden, Fla. They are the sons O MT. and Mrs. Robert Fox.
 Anthony Gray of 577 North Riv' erside street will start army service Wednesday. He is the son of MT and Mrs. Anthony Gray and thu brother of Motion Picture Actress Linda Gray.
 Sergeant Canio MartinelN of S2: Bishop street has returned to hi duties as an instructor at the mo. tor mechanics school at Camp Liv' iAgston, La.
 Staff Sergeant Robert A. Wall son of Judge and Mrs. Thomas J Wall of Torrington, is hospitalizeC at an overseas Army medical cen. ter, according to word received here A former prosecutor of the Torring' ton city court, he began Army serv. ice last April, receiving training a Fort Mcclellan, Ala.
 PrivateS Antonio and Michae Bruno borthers of l044 Bank street are stationed at Fort Crockett. Tex
 Chester H. Ford, son of Mir. ant Mrs. Chester A. Ford of . Merrill street, has completed a furlougl at his home and has returned t' his duties at the Naval base a Newport, R. I. He has been as signed to a radio school.
 Private John Mazzarella, son O Mir. and Mrs. Antonio Mazzarelli of 1885 South Main street. Is receiv ing training at the Army ordnance automotive school at the air bas' at Waco, Texas.
 Private George M. Straznitskas o 2B North Leonard street Is enrolled at the Signal Corps school ct Caml Murphy, Fla. He is the son of ME and Mrs. Andrew 6traznitskas. | Corporal Howard K. eturges O 26 Welles street is serving tn Nortl Africa. The son of Mrs. Frank A gtuFges. he entered the service tel months ago.
 Private Jeremiah v, sullivan, s0l las AF. and Mrs. William Bulllval of Washington street, hes FstaraeI io Camp Polk, Va. after complef Ing q fllrlongh at hls home.