The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
NEWS OF MEN IN THE SERVICE

rank of major In the United states states Army. During World War No. 1 he was commissioned O lieu tenant and served overseas. In peace tme he practised law and offlciated as judge in the town of Ferndale, Mich. He has been with the military police for the past % months. His retirement is due to an aggravation of an injury suffered in the prevous war.
 Major Sullivan has a neumber of relatives living in Waterbury and vicinity and several nephews up- hold the prestige of the Sullivan family in military and naval circles.
 Second Lieutenant Charles F. Carlin of Torrington has received from wounds sustained in action March g in the European area and has returned to active duty. He was given the Purple Heart and an Air Medal on his discharge from an Army hospital.
 Theodore E. Hill of 353 Piedmont street has been commissioned a sec- ond lieutenant at the bombardier school at San Angelo, Texas. He was junior at Antioch college, Yel. low Springs, Ohio, when he entered the Army Air Corps in December, 1942.
 Sergeant Anthony J. York, Jr., of Colonial avenue, has arrived in England with an Army ordnance unit, according to word received here.
 Milton B. Hale, son of Mrs. Robert Spiers of 409 Willow street, has been promoted from major to lieutenant colonel, according to confirmation made by the War Department. He began service ls years ago with the Army finance department, and is stationed in Washington, D. c.
 Private First Class Edward Mec. cariello of PAS Wolcott street and Private Carado A. Ciarlo of lO32 North Main street, met recently in the Anzio area of Italy, according to word received by their families. They entered the Army together. April 20, l943.
 Corporal George P. Neale of Mid- dlebury has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal at the Air De- Jt At Mlddletown, Pa, according 10 word received here. He was employed by the Waterbury National bank be- fore he entered the service in July. l942.
 Lieutenant Joseph J. Boylan of 36 Lounsbury street, who was wound- ed in action March l9. has returned to active duty, according to a War Department announcement. He is serving as a pilot of a B-24 Libera- tor.
 Sergeant Lawrence Dunn of Gull yer street is a prisoner of War in Germany. He was reported missing in action Feb. 24 following a mission over Austria, and since then his par ents have been notified he is safe, but a prisoner of war. He was prominent as basketball player at the Naugatuck high school.
 DaFragh delaney, Jr.. son of Mrs. Darragh deLancey of 52 Pine street, has ben advanced from lieutenant to lieutenant commander at Jack sonville. Fla where he is a per- sonnel officer at the Naval Air sta- ton.
 Corporal John J. Spillane of 37 Bronson street was awarded the Navy Cross at San Diego, Calf. Sat urday, according to word received here. He is recuperating at a Navy hospital from wounds sustained in the invasion of Tarawa. He en- listed in the Marine Corps in August, ls4l.
 Corporal Herbert c. Borowy, son of Mrs. Leonard Borowy of l298 ThomaSton avenue, has completed fulough here and has returned to Camp Polk. La, where he has been serving with a medical unit since he entered the Army. March IS, I94S.
 Edward S, Hulk of 1882 North Main street has been promoted to machinists' mate. first class. at an amphibious base in England. He is the son of Mri. and Mrs. Stefan Hulk of 46 Drake street.
 Lieutenant J, Gregory Lynch, former city corporation counsel, is enrolled in an Army course on re- adjustments and cancellation of war contracts.