The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-16

MT. ana MTS. MlcLlhei OdL uSO VI SAO Chase avenue is taking an ad- vanced training course in the Marine Corps. He Is graduate of Leavenworth High school and is a former employe of Scovill Manu- featuring Company.
 Vincent A. Miller, former Water bury attorney, is stationed as staff judge advocate at the London Base Command, and was promoted re- gently to the rank of lieutenant colonel. Before embarking for England, Lieutenant Colonel Miller was port judge advocate in Boston. Prior to his entry into the Army in l94l as a reserve cef'2cr with the rank of captain, he maintained a law office in the Lilley building. He is the husband of Mrs. Vincent A. Miller of Woodbury.
 Among six soldiers from Connec- ticut to graduate as expert airplane mechanics on Monday from an Army Air Force Technical Train ing Command unit at Keesler Field. Miss. will be Private First Glass Donald B. O'Rielly. son of MT. and Mrs. Daniel OReilly of 226 Elliott avenue.
 A former employe of the Chromi- um Corporation of America, An thony Rinaldi graduated recently from the naval air technical train ing center in Chicago, III. with top honors in his class.
 Lawrence LeMire, petty officer, first class, has been assigned as machinist,s mate with the Navy in North Africa. Having been with the Navy Reserve, he entered the service last August and received training at Long Beach, L. l., after which he was assigned to active sea duty. He is the husband of Mar garet LeMire who resides at $50 West Main street.
 Seaman Iazaro Iannaccone and Private Anthony Iannaccone, sons of Mir. and Mrs. Vincent Iannaccone Of 2i Ia Union street are serving with the U. $. Navy and Army, res- pectively. Seaman Iannaccone is stationed at Camp Peary. Va. and is a former Leavenworth student. Private Iannaccone is with an army unit at an overseas. stationed. hay ing received basic training at a California training center. He was employed at the Risdon Manufac- turing Company prior to his enlist ment last May.
 Frank M. ReInhold. Jr.. son of Mir. and Mrs. Prank Reinhold of WatertOWn, who has been confined to the naval station hospital in Nor folk, Va, anticipates a discharge from there in the very near future. He was taken ill while on sea duty, although not seriously, his father reported.
 Sergeant John 6oden, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Soden of be Laval street left an island "somewhere in the Pacific" for q To-day furlough with his folks with the conclusion that those Japs aren't 30 tough" Sergeant Soden is member of the lO2nd Infantry, National Guard which was federallzed more than two years ago which left the Island after IS months of sporadic activity His brother. Robert, who is in the same company, was obliged to re- main at the Pacific post to "carry on" until John completes an officers training course at Fort Benning, ca. with c commission and returns to the island to fight by the side oi his brother. Many other members oi the unit also enjoyed happy re- unions with their loved ones here when they arrived at the station They included Sergeant Christ Dun- das, Technical Sergeant Robert Quinn, Sergeant James Tyrell. Tech nical Sergeant Ralph Clminern gtan Sergeant Edward Abbondan. d0lo. Staff Sergeant William Metsky Corporal Raymond Fowler, Corporal T. Thomas D'Andrea.
 Lieutenant Joseph E. Monnerat e stiles street; Staff Sergeant John J. MyAtavey, ii0 Madison street: Stan Sergeant Samuel Mc0ill, i03 Madison street; Stan Sergeant Ro- bert Conway, @ Watertown avenue; eeEseantS Glint0n A cad %anHaaa