The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-11

MT. and Mrs William Dyson of State street now posses the Purple Heart awarded to their son, Marine Private First Class Edward A. Dyson, who was wounded at Qua dalcanal in September, 1942. The Marine is now at Miramar, San Diego, Calf.
 John J. Holian of 24 Cherry street has been advanced to sergeant with an Army postal service unit in North Africa. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Michael Hohhan.
 Private Michael F. Mccormack of B Fairmount street has completed a course for Army teletype operators at Chanute Field, h.. Anthony Mikletonas of 95 South Leonard street has completed basic training at the Naval station at Sampson, N. Y., and is spending a leave here.
 Frederick w. O'Rourke of 83 Star view avenue has been promoted to sergeant in England with an Army unit. The son of MT. and Mrs. George W. ORourke, he has been overseas five months.
 Private Charles Calabrese of 69 Branch street is stationed at Fort Custer, Mich, where he is with an Army military police battalion.
 Private First Class John Sears of 53 Abbott avenue is spending fur tough here after serving overseas for 19 months. He is the son of Katier Sears.
 Private William KaZlauskas, son of Mrs. Frank Kazlauskas of Bank street, is spending a furlough here from Fort Knox, Ky, where he re- gently completed basic training. He is graduate of Crosby High school, and Amherst college, and was a stu dent at the University of Jena, Jena. Germany, at the outbreak of war.
 Three sons of MT. and Mrs. Walter R. Wilson of Wolcott are in the serv- ice. Richard, who is stationed in Newfoundland, entered the service Feb 6, 1941. Robert, also stationed in Newfoundland, entered the Army Feb. 19, 1941. Philip has been sol dier for more than year and is now stationed at Camp Davis, N. c. Private First Class Louis J. Albino of 46 Bridge street is serving as a barber in a field hospital in Italy with an Army Medical Corps unit. Private Julius N. Carissimi of 298 Willow street has arrived in England with an Army medical unit. He en- tered the service last August and re- ceived training at Camp Grant, Ill.
 Cheshire has completed a course at the aviation machinist mate school at the Naval Air center at Norman, Okla. She is former em- ploye of the American Brass Go.
 Aviation Cadet John c. Hotchkiss of MiddIebury has completed a course at the gunnery school at Fort Myers, Fla, and will continue studies as a bombardier student.
 Thomas Sforza of IF Tudor street has been promoted to sergeant at South Pacific post. The son of MT. and Mrs. John SforZa, he has been overseas two years.
 Aviation Cadet, Hurbert Marson Avery, son of MT. and Mrs. Merland M. Avery RED, No. l, Woodtick Road, was recently commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Army Air Forces at Turner Field, Albany, Georgia, Colonel John B. Patrick, Commanding Officer.
 l Turner Field, an Army Air Forces Pilot School, (advanced two-engine) is one of group of Air Base, which composes the Army Air Forces East ern Flying Training Center. It IS here that Avation Cadets are sent for their final phase of training 1 which eliminates in their receiving their much coveted wings and con- mission as Second Lieutenant 1n the Army Air Forces.
 Walter Yourstovich has been ad- vanced to staff sergeant at his Marine post in the South Pacific, according to word received here. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Yourstovich of Oakville and the husband of the former Evelyn Pas tor of 94 Ledgeside avenue. His brother, Joseph, also is serving as a staff sergeant with the Marine Corps in the South Pacific. Private Thomas Summa of 122 Roseland avenue is spending a fur tough here from his Louisiana post. He recently participated in maneuv- CTS.
 Joseph R. w. Sauvageau of 127 J River street has completed basic training at the Naval Station at l Sampson, N. F., and is spending a leave here.
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 .I Private First Glass Robert H. X Hand of 272 Bcyden street is now