The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

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 Corn-bread, pancakes popovers Crying for just one butter pat
 When the first stiff winds Autumn
 It's time increase the carbohydrates n,rt
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 Serpeant Kenneth w. ElweI, g, of 95 Lincoln Street radio technican has been authorized to wear the War Department unit badge as a member oI veteran liberatOr bomber group when t was Cseu eoutstanding performance of duty in armed cOn1hcC with the enemy" He's with the 18th AAF in Italy.
 Tech. Sgt Alfred Fazone of 178 Oak Street, radio gunner has served overseas IS months with the AAFS oldest Marauder group which has been cted py the President for outstanding performance ot ouCy III III armed conflict with the enemy durng Oaaaey anu eyo AirdromeS, in preparation for the Allied 4anouags aV Nettuno Italy January 22 1914 He is entltled to wear the blue and gold framed Distinguished unt Baoge the only Army award worn above the right hand blouse pocket His Bonbardment Wing was recently clCeo py General de Gaue, Chief of the French Armies TOT ou Central Italy His was the first B-26 group in Major General John K Cannons 18th AAF to complete 400 ms sons and as the Presidential citation mentions flew R15 missions between January l. 1914 and July 3 l94 during which period it reflected great credit on the m itary service of the United States
 The heavy bombardment wing with which Cor pOral Albert F. Chestone, of Mr. and Mrs Anthony Chestone 214 Oak Street. is serving in Italy, recently completed its tooth attack vital NaM targets m southern Europe. Coincident to this milestone Ches- tone ended six months overseas and was entitled to the Armys new gold service stripe on hs leIt sleeve He fills nOnfying duties in the headquarters of wing which has taken part in Fifteenth Air Force operations in support of the Russians in the Balkans the Partisans in YugOslavia the Fifth and Eighth Armies in Italy and the Seventh Army's invasion of south France. graduate of Wlby High school and former student at Ohio University, ChestOne entered the Army in June, 1S4S.
 Alfred w. Lanouette of Hunters Hill, Naugatuck, an aerial gunner in B24 Liberator group with the 18th AAF in Italy, commanded by It. Col. Philip R. Hawes N sergeant Laouette entered the AAF March 14 194 and received training in armament at Buckley Field Cola, and m aerial gunnery at Harngen Texas Prior to his entry III the Army, he was maintenance foreman for the Con- necticut Railway and Lighting Bus Company of Water bury His wife, Mrs Marion J. Lanouette and daughter Linda Alice live at the above address His parents, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lanouette, live at 43 Milton Ave nne, this city.
 John A. Slason son of Mrs. Margaret SlasOn of 281 South Leonard Street, an aerial gunner with a B-17 Flying Fortress operating from base in Italy, has been promoted to sergeant. He's graduate Of Wilby High and former employe of the Waldorf cafeteria.
 Cpl Gerard L. Dupont, son of Eugene Dupont of 984 Baldwin Street. is member of veteran 18th AAF B-24 liberator bomber group which has flown hun dred and fifty missions in the Mediterranean theater or operations. The group assisted in wearing down Ger air strength by striking at such key aircraft pro- duction centers as Regensburg Steyr, Munich Wiener Neustadt and Vienna took active part in attacks on the enemys vital oil resources including the Ploes Roumanian oilfelds and refneries and synthetic oil plants in Germany It also participated in the prenva- sion hammerng of coastal defenses in Southern France and has carried out innumerabe assaults on the Nazs communications and supply lines in Northern Italy Prior to his entrance in the service November 5 1942 he was employed machinist by the Waterbury Tool Co. Cpl Dupont, liberator mechanic, received his technical training at KeeSer Field Miss He is authorized to wear the European Middle East theater ribbon and the good conduct medal.
 "ArSenic and Old Lace," Warner Bros. version of the hilarious murder factory of two charitable old spnsters, is good family entertainment according to the National Screen council and will therefore receive BOxoffice Magazines Blue Ribbon Award for October. sKismet" (NICaM) the runnerup for the Award and pictures that obtained sufficient votes from the Council to receive Honorable Mention Marriage is Private Affair" (MGND and "The Merry Mona hans" (Univ)
 Sgt Philip sampier, son of Mrs. Vincenza Sample IT, 103 Scov St. who left for duty early this year, is in New Guinea with the evacuation hospi- tai to which he is assigned His wife, Mrs Lucy Sam pei lives at 80 Pratt St. Bristol with their son Philip IT, g. former student at Wilby High School where he was the football team, Sgt Sampieri was with the Hygienic Ice Co when he enlisted in the Army in Nov eber, 1922 He received his training at Ft Sam Hous- ton, Tex The chunky sergeant veteran the Hol- anda operation which cut off the entire Japanese 18th