The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-02

An Eighth AAF Bomber Station, England-The promotion of Joseph J. Scozzafava from the grade of Private First Class to Corporal was announced recently at this Eighth AAF B-17 Flying Fortress station by Colonel Charles B. Dougher, com manding officer. He is the son of Mrs. Margaret Scozzafava of Al Darlings Street, Waterbury, Conn
 Before joining the Armed Forces he was student.
 Selfridge Field, Mich, June 2-I Pvt. Francis M. Fahy, of SelIriuge Field, has been ordered to AAF Flexible Gunnery School, Tyndall Field, Panama City, Fla.
 His permanent home address is & Edgehill avenue, Waterbury Conn.
 He has been in the Army since Dec. 8, 1943.
 Upon graduation Private Fahy will be assigned to another station.
 Pfc. Edward A. Tautkas, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Tautkas of Hitchcock Lake, celebrated his goth birthday on Wednesday with an armored unit on the Italian front.
 Vito Antonio Poletta, 63, who lived in Waterbury at 95 North Elm street, was killed last September IA when a bomb fro ma British plane struck his home at POntelandolfo, Italy, according to word received by his son. Giuseppe Poletta, 72 Griggs street.
 Cpl John H, Cloney. Jr,, son of MT. and Mrs. John H. Cloney, IT Sheffield terrame, and Pvt. Al P. Perugini son of Mrs. Victoria Peru gini, 3l5 Moran street, are serving with the aircraft section of large air service command depot some where in England.
 John H. Fogelberg og 130 Lock- hart avenue has been advanced to technical sergeant at an Army post in England, according to word re- ceived by his parents, MT. and Mrs, John Fogelberg, and his wife. He was stationed previously in Alaska.
 Marine Private Edward A. Dyson, of this city, who was wounded in action August l3, 1942, is now con- valescing at the Naval Hospital at Cherry Point, N. c.
 Fibre Buonocore of 2l Lannen street has been promoted to private first class at his Army post in the Aleutians. The son of Mrs Florence Buonocore, he is holder of the Good Conduct Medal.
 Rev. Bertrand E. Parent, assistant pastor of St. Laurent's church in Meriden and former assistant pas tor of St. Ann's church in this city, has been commissioned a first heu- tenant in the Army Chaplain Corps and will report June at Harvard University for an indOctrinatiOn course.
 Private First Class Francis V. Mauraskas, son of MT. and Mrs. An thony J. Mauraskas of 79 Lawlor | street, has completed a furlough | here and has returned to Buckley Field. Colo, where he is attending radio school.
 Joseph Conroy of AnSonia, hus- band of the former Mary Payton of Laurel street, has been promoted to lieutenant colonel at his post in the South Pacific.
 Lieutenant Gerard I. GaynOr of the Army Chaplain Corps, son of Mrs. Martha Gayn0r of Al Wash ingtOn street, has completed leave here and left for California post by plane from LaGuardia Field, N. Y., today. He was ordained into the Catholic priesthood in December, 194O at the Immaculate Conception Shrine in Washington.
 Lieutenant Florence Guarino of | the Army Nurse Corps. daughter of Mrs. Lucy Guarino of 92 Ward | street, is now stationed in Panama. She entered the service five months ago.
 Private Patsy IacOvin0, IT,, of 26 Wo0dbine street, has received a new assignment to the gunnery school at Fort Meyers, Fla. He recently com pleted training at the mechanics | school at Keesler Field, Miss.
 Arthur A .Dusseault, of Prospect | has been appointed a second lieu- tenant with the headquarters com- pany, third battalion, State Guard.
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