The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13

Roswell Army Air Field, Roswell, N. M., Sept. l3-Among those pro- noted here recently to the grade of sergeant is Margaret Butterfeld, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. E. But terfeld, 25 Prospect street, Water- town, Conn.
 Before joining the Army in Mo- vember, 1942. she attended Water town high school and Pembroke col- lege in Brown university. She was a teacher at Stickney school in Chi cago.
 Julie Truelove of 1884 Thomaston avenue has been assigned for serv- ice with the WAVES at Washington. She recently completed a course for yeomen at the WAVES school at Saltwater, Okla.
 Veronica Korzensky of Oakville is taking course in hydraulics with a Women's Aircraft Maintenance squadron at Bradley field.
 Rocco A. Favale, son of MT. An- gelo Favale of 73S Congress avenue, Waterbury. today was promoted to Technician 5th grade in the Army Air corps at the New Orleans Army Air base.
 His promotion was by order of Colonel J. H. Houghton, commander of the southern air field, where Air Corps. Signal, Quartermaster Ord nance and Military Police units are being trained for combat service. The order cited that the soldier "has proved able to perform techni- cal duties, Is attentive to duty and has demonstrated soldierly quail ties" His organization is a part of the Air Service Command headed by Major General Walter H. Frank. and charged with the supply, serv- icing and maintenance of the Army Air Forces throughout the world.
 Safety of First Lieutenant John T. Foster of Middlebury, who had been reported missing in action in China, was confirmed in a War De- partn ent telegram received by his wife, the former Edna Vivian Poe, of Wilburton, Okla., Saturday. His parents, Dr. and Mrs. John H. Fost- CT, received a cablegram from their son the day before. Lieutenant Fost- CT had been missing" since Aug, 25 following a raid on Japanese oc- cupied land in China.
 Sept. l3, Pasquale P. Famigliette of Waterbury, Conn.,, has received his commission as 2nd Lieutenant in the Coast Artillery Corps upon sue cessfully completing the officer can didate course at the Anti-aircraft Artillery School. Camp Davis, N. C.. on Sept. g, l943. His local address is S7 Long Hill Rd., Waterbury, Conn.
 Blacksburg, Va, Sept. l3-Sgt. Christopher E. Martin. 34 Gilbert street, Thomaston, Conn, has been assigned as a cadet in the Army Specialized Training Program at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, where he will concentrate in Chem ical Engineering. He is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Peter E. Martin.
 In order to qualify for the Army Specialized Training Program, Sgt. Martin had to have an unusually high Army General Classification Test Score, as well as a good tech- nical background in the field for which he has been accepted.
 He has attended Trinity College, Hartford. Conn.
 Aviation Cadet Howard c. Carl son of 2ll Hauser street is receiving training at Nashville. Tenn.
 Private First Glass Albert Grager of Thonsaston is new in Australia. according to latest word received by his father. Adoiph GTager. He has been in the service 10 months.
 Second Lieutenant Roger H. Wii- Hams of Naueatuck Is spending furIough at hls home from Camp Davis, Y. O., where he is with an Rnti aircraft coast artillery unit.
 Private James Carey of e Pair. view street has beea assigned 10 the Marine station at Paris Island, 6. O., for basic training. He is the son Of .'atTolman and Mrs. James Carey.
 
 ChFist0pler MeAllen of 7e Fast Dover street hae resumed cutles al the Navy base at Charleston, 6, O., after spending Q leave here. 4 eea. man first elean he is the son oi