The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-07
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NEWS or OUR MENS~4UvOMe IM UNI FORM

the Army specialized training pro- gram. He is the son of State Sem ator and Mrs. Daniel J. Mahaney.
 Aviation Student Robert E. O'Con- nor of 100 Morse avenue is serving as editor of the Gremlin, publca- ton at the Rochester Business IIl- stitute, Rochester, N. Y.
 Sergeant Walter D. Fritzka of this city is at Dyersburg, Tenn, where he is receiving training as a gum ner.
 Aviation Cadet Vincent s. Ray of Ill Watertown avenue has been as- signed for primary flight training at Corsicarla Field, Tex. He Is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Samuel w. Ray.
 Captain A. P. Marcelynas of this city is at Fort Eustis with the anti aircraft officers replacement pool. He served until recently in Alaska.
 Donald R. Cow of 1899 South Main street is at the Everglades hotel, Miami, Fla. recuperating from a recent appendectony.
 Sergeant Donald O'Neil and Mrs. O'Neil have returned to Van Buren, Okla, later visiting with the sol- diers mother on Linden street.
 John Phelan of 6S Marlboro street has been advanced from sergeant to staff sergeant at Greenville, s. O., where he is with an Army ground crew.
 Private Albert DiMuzio of i47 Baldwin street is with a special service unit in North Africa ac- cording to latest word received by his parents, MT. and Mrs. Guerino DiMuzio.
 Private John J. Kosko of Nauga- tuck is at Fort Worth, Texas, with an Army Air Force statistical con- trol unit. He served previously at Knollwood Field, N. c.
 Staff Sergeant Garfield Bostic, Jr, of GA Pearl street is spending furlough here from Fort Knox, Ky.
 Technical Corporal James R. Smith of 49 Woster avenue has completed a training course at the Army Ordnance School at Flint, Mich, where he is stationed with vehicle secetion.
 Staff Sergeant George II. Sturdi- want of 65 Abbott avenue Is spend- ing a furlough from March Field, Calf, at hi shome.
 seceond Lieutenant Francis J. Phelan of this city iS completing training at the Army Air base at Sioux City, $owa.
 Joseph F. Sullivan, Jr., of 70 Alma street has completed basic training at the submarine base at New London. He is Q fireman first class in the Navy.
 Cadet Henry Warner Minor, Jr, of IA Tower road, has completed a basic pilot training course at Cihco Army Air Field, Calf.
 Private Thomas A. Kurtz of S3 Montgomery street is stationed at Gulfport Field, Miss.
 Edward A. Readel, former physi- cal instructor at the Y.M.C.A.. is in North Africa serving as assistant field director with the Red Gross.
 John J. Beiling, fireman second class in the U. S. Navy, died Aug. 29 from injuries received while on duty. according to Navy Depart. ment communication received by his wife, the former Lillian Marti of Watertown. The seaman, who arrived at Gran flust prior to the invasion of Sicily, had made trips to Africa and Australia since en- tering the service in July, l942.
 George J. Elsmore of 4i Rawley street has been wounded in action in the North African area, accord ing to an official War Department announcement His mother, Mrs. Hannah Elsemore. had been noti- fled previously of the wounding.
 Friends of First Lieutenant John T. Foster, who is reported missing in action, express the hope he may have been rescued by Chinese div ision. A radio dispatch yesterday announced that personnel of two bombers had been spotted by Chi nese soldiers and further reports are expected. The planes were re- ported to have been on missions over Hankow Aug. A. the day on which the young local soldier failed to return from action. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. John H. Foster of Middlebury.
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