The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-04

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Joseph Meyers Of 101 Wolcott street.
Frederick LeFevre Of 90 Cornwall
street Is receiving basic training
with the Coast Guard at Manhat-
tan Beach, N. Y.
Private Raymond r. Benjamin,
former local resident, is receiving
treatment for malaria at the Navy
hospital at Long Beach, Calf.
Charles B. Cianciolo, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cianciolo Of 100
Beecher avenue, has been COM
mended for his service in fighting q
fire on a munitions vessel in the
New York harbor. He is a seaman
first class.
No further word has been received
about Second Lieutenant Earl H.
Guyette, Jr., who has been reported
missing in action since September
16. In service overseas since June,
he served for IL months with the
Royal Canadian Air Forces before
transferring to the U. s. Army. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl H. Guy
cite Of 81 Center street, were noti-
fed that he is missing following &C.
ton in the European area.
Four local men, all friends, who
were first reported missing in ac-
ton and later In prison camps, are
at the same place of interment
in Germany, 1t was learned In q
letter from one Of them.
Lieutenant Ronald T. Delaney
wrote to his wife, the former Dor
othy Lucas Of Fulton street, that
Lieutenant Charles Duncan, Lieu
tenant Alfred Casaly, and Lieuten-
ant Francis A. Petrillo are all at
the same prisoner camp. The brief
message stated that all are well,
that they are not forced to labor,
and that food Is good. The Red
Cross has aided the men consider
erably, the young lieutenant stated.
Relatives and friends Of the quar-
tet are rejoicing that the young
soldiers are well and together again.
The families OF all are preparing to
send the 10 pound package permit
ted once In every three months for
prisoners.
Private First Class Alfred v. Or
ban Of 678 North Riverside street
has completed q course In motor
venice maintenance at Chanute
Field, III.
Corporal George Legge, son Of
Fire Lieutenant and Mrs. Eugene A.
Legge Of "a Hungerford avenue Is
spending q 30-day furlough here.
He returned to this country five
weeks ago after Is months service
In the South Pacific area and had
been under treatment for malaria at
Topeka, KanS. His brother, Eugene,
is serving with q Naval unit In
North Africa as a fireman first
class, and his brother, william, is
with an Army unit in North Afriac.
Private John F. EnsInAnger Of SO
Concord street has completed a
course at the radio and mechanics
school at Scott Field, Ill. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ens1ning-
er.
AVIATION Cadet Howard I. Dember
Of 108 Lexington avenue is station
ed at the pre-flight school at Sell
man Field, La. He is a former stu
dent at the Worcester Polytechnic
institute.
Henry N. Ricciuti Of 1881 North
Main street has been promoted to
sergeant at Fort Mcclellan, Ala.
Private First Glass Howard Mar
liner. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mariner Of Blanchard street, has
been transferred from Denver, Colo,
to Mountain Home, Idaho.
Camp Swift, Texas, Oct. 4-With
little over half q years service in
the Army In his assignment with an
infantry regiment at Camp Swift.
Texas, M. j. Murphy, 70, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Murphy Of 2e
Roy St., Waterbury, received pro-
motion from private to private first
class during September. A grad
uate Of Bunker Hill grammar school
and Crosby high school where he
was q member Of the track team.
for the year prior 70 his induction
he was employed By the Waterbury
Tool Co.
Naval Aviation Cadet Rowland
Anderson Of WoodlaWn terrace Il
enrolled Ia Z pro-fllght course 81
Athens, Ga. The son og Mr.. and
ARA. r.. q. Anderson, ne waa enc
HiuTed a. tie Chase Brass e Ggp~
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