The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01

IleuJenuUJ WuAlhttl kas "SooSAA OA 57 Columbia boulevard, who had been reported missing in action, has been interned in Switzerland, ac- cording to a cablegram received by his wife, the former Frances Cham. herlain. He is the son Of MT. ana Mrs, William E. Wesson,
 The local soldier was on his 18th mission when he was reported miss ing, He served as @ pilot on a B-24 Liberator. A graduate of Brown uni- versity, he enlisted in the Army Ar Force in June, ls42, and started av. iation cadet training the following Jan, 2.
 A 20th Bomber Command Base, India - It has recently been an- nonuced by this headquarters that James H, Foley, son of Mrs. Mary Foley, 5l0 Baldwin St" Waterbury has been promoted to the rank of corporal in the Army Air Forces.
 An administration specialist, Cpl, Foley is stationed in the China Burma India theater. He is assigned to an air depot of the goth Bomber Command, the history making B-2e Superfortress organization.
 Prior to donning khaki, in April of is4S, Cpl. Foley was draw-bench operator at the American Brass CO He Is Q graduate of Wilhy high school. His wife, Mrs. Elsie B. Foley is currently residing ata 4S Central Ave. Cpl. Foley has been serving In the CBI theater for the past seven months.
 Private Thomas P. Casey of ii7S West Main street, who Is serving 1T Italy, has been awarded the Com bat Infantryman badge, He is thu son of Mrs. Mary Casey.
 Thomas F. Kelly of 2e6 Walnu street has completed leave her and has returned to Sheepshea' Bay, N, r., where he is serving Q an apprentice seaman,
 Robert A. Woodruff is now serv ing as @ corporal at the Marine sta tion at Camp LeJeune, N c. Pre- viously in the Navy, he served as { hospital apprentice, first class or an LST during the invasion oi France.
 Theodore G. Tchakirides of Oak, vile has completed Q radio course at the Naval Air Technical Train Ing center at Memphis, Tenn. He ii e seaman second class.
 Corporal Steele c. Smith of 22I Columbia boulevard has completed an instrument trainer instructor! course at Bryan ] Id, Texas.
 Ernest E. Stohl of Middlebury ha; returned to Camp Parks, Calf, where he is stationed with Navy Seabees unit, after spending a leave here. He is shipfitter, first class.
 Tangio Del Buono, Q signalman second class, in the Navy since No vember, l942, has served on the fiv' oceans of the world and has been or six continents. He servd with tn, armed guard of transport in tn invasion of Normandy. Signalmai Del Buono is graduate of Wilb, high school and was employed a Chase Brass and Copper Compan, before entering the service, He spending an eight-day leave with hi parents. Mir. and Mrs, Joseph Del Buono of 7S7 Highland avenue,
 Marine Private First Class Juli Lynch, daughter of MT, and Mrs Eugene Lynch of "A Meriden road Waterbury, Conn.,, has been assignee to Marine Corps Headquarters Washington. D. c.
 Private First Glass Lynch, who's brother, Corporal John Lynch, serving with the Army overseas, ant whose brother Private Ned Lynch i receiving basic training in the Army graduated from Sacred Heart Higl School in Waterbury, and was em ployed in Waterbury before enlist ing in the Marine Corps WomenI Reserve.