The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

Lieut.. Alfred Casaly, son of Mrs. Margaret Casaly of 653 Willow street has been missing in action over Germany since July 30, &C., cording to word received from the War Department by his mother yes terday. A pilot of an Army Flying Fortress, he was assigned to over- seas duty last spring.
 Three brothers of the young miss ing pilot are in the Navy. Mi- chael is serving as an aviation me- chanic in the Pacific area; John is cook on ship in the South Pa cific; and Ralph recently complet- ed basic training at Sampson, N. Y.
 Sergeant Hollis Devines, who is spending furlough here from Fort Myers, Fla, showed a motion pie ture on Aerial Gunnery" at a luncheon meeting of the Rotary club yesterday noon at the Elton.
 John Holihan of A Cherr ystrete has been promoted to private first class at an Army station in North Africa where he is with postal unit.
 Staff Sergeant Robert Parsons of 211 West Main street, who received medical furlough while recovering from back injuries sustained last fall, has reported at Triton General hospital in New Jersey. He was in- jured while on ship bound for North Africa. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Alvah Parsons.
 and Mrs. Eugene Schaer of Tor rington, lost his right foot while in action in the Southwest Pacific area according to word received here.
 Anthony Mangiapane of Al Sum- mer street is receiving training at the Naval Air station at Memphis Tenn. He entered the service last January 29
 Aviation Cadet Dean R. Coolidge of WatertoWn has starte taoin of Watertown has started pilot training at Jackson, Miss. He Is the sonu of MT. and Mrs Alvin w. Cool idge.
 Aviation Cadet John H. Morally son of MT. and Mrs. Louis Morally of Naugatuck, is training at the pre- flight school at Maxwell Field, Ala A brother, Louis, is stationed at the Navy base at Pensacola, Fla, anc another brother, William, is serving with signal corps unit at For Jackson, s. c.
 Richard Traurig of 29 Stephans Lane is studying engineering at the University of Alabama under the Army specialized training program
 Private Edward F. Bragg of 33c Hill street is serving as a cook al an Army hospital in Guadalcanal.
 Staff Sergeant Edward c. Kiese1 of Oakville is serving with an Army tank unit at Camp Cook, Calf, and his twin brother, Private First Glass August J. Kiesel is stationed al the Freeman Army Air base at Sey- mour, Ind. They are the sons o1 MT. and Mrs. John Kiesel.
 Benjamin N. DeZinno of 31 Eliz- abeth street and Michael A. Gentle of 6l Oak street have completed . basic training at the Naval station at Sampson, N. Y, and are spending leaves at their homes.
 Second Lieutenant Charlotte R Woodbury is visiting with her sister Mrs. Daniel McGarrigle of 16 Fred erick street after 10 months service in New Caledonia. Recovering from a back injury sustained when she fell from horse in Australia, she will take her next assignment at Fort Sam Houston, Tex. She is a graduate of the Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing.
 Captain Edward Guilbert of PAP Walnut street has been assigned to an air freight wing at Paterson field, Fairfield, Ohio.
 Frank E. Hess, Jr. son of Mir and Mrs. Frank F. Hess of 225 Grandview avenue is spending a furlough with his parents. He re- gently completed gunner's mate training at the naval station at Newport, R. l., and will report short ly for further study in Washing inn