The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31

geImaTi Field, Monroe, La, Oct. 31--RepFOsentatives of 46 states and the District of Columbia Te. celved their wings and c0InIniss slonS at Selman Field last Saturs day when Glass l4-44N officially finished its training under tho AAF Training Command and re- cclved orders which will eventually put them in every theater of the waF as aerial navigatoFs.
 Trained under the rigorous prO' gram outlined for naVIgatOrs by the AAF Central Flying Training Command, members of the class will go fro mheFe to replacement training units, where with other members of their future combat eFefs, they will receive more schooling in aerial warfare.
 Flight officer Homer V. BernleF, son Of Mr. and Mrs. H. R, BeFnieF of 1bOi East Main street, Waters bury, was among the Connecticut men commissioned.
 Staff Sergeant Franklin Marble veteran of 20 missions in the Epro' pean area. is spending Q furiough at the home 0 fhis brother. Fred Marble of l200 Baldwin street. Hi parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Marble Sr., are visiting here from Borger Texas, Sergeant Marble Is holder of the Air Medal and three oak Leaf Clusters.
 Sergeant Thomas r. 1fOey, 0i Naugatuck tS . member Of Q bomb squadron which has been cited fOl its service in connection with the Allied offensive in Italy. 0yerseal two years, he is stationed at Corsica at the present time.
 Marine Sergeant Prank D. Cil- fone of 0e7 Bank street, iS receiving advanced naval aviation training at Memphis, Tenn. He iB 0 veteran oi 20 months of service in the Soutf Pacific.
 Stan Sergeant Paul BeaudFy ol 800 West Main street Is home or fuFI0ugh after spending 8 m0nth In the South Pacific with an in faItFy unit, He was . member O the National Guard for i've year before unit was federalized in Feb, FuaFy, 1D4I. His brother, PFivat, ROgeF D. Beauary, is serving witt Q ground crew tn India. They aFl the sons Of MP. and Afrs. George o. Beaudsy.
 Private Edward J. Noylor, son oi Mir. and Mrs. Edmund Naylor of q Catherine avenue, has arrived 1T England. according to word received here. A former employe of thI Eastern Color Printing Go, he re- ceived training at Camp Maxey Texas, Lafayette college, Easton Pa, and Camp Claiborne, La. He i holder Of the Good Conduct Medal Two brothers. William T. NayloI and Raymond V. Nayior, are botf on sea duty with Navy units in thu South Pacific area.
 Second Lieutenant James R. Bas sett of l30 Fiske street is FeceivinI advanced pilot training at Rose cFanS Field, st. Joseph, Mo. Hl brother, Louis A. BasSett. Is . sea man first class ln the Navy. The! are the sons of Mir. and Mrs. Ray mOnd E. Bassett.
 Corporal Herbert Falier of i0i Kelsey street has completed train ing at the flexible gunnery schoo at Buckingham Field, Fla. He is thu son of Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Taller.
 John H. sauer of 1040 East Mali street is receiving advanced train ing at the Navy amphIbiOus base a, Camp Bradford. Va. He is . fire man, second class. His brother George F. Sauer, is receiving recruit training at Sampson, N. Y. TheJ are the sons of Mir. and Mrs George c. Sauer.
 Private First Glass James G. Sul- Iivan, son of ME. and Mrs. John Sullivan of 1Os Tudor street, ii spending Q fuFlOugh here from Camp Edwards, Mass, where he Il serving as Q teIetype operator. Ht Is . former manager of the Postal Telegraph i'm this city. His broth CT, Captain Edmund c. Sullivan ls convaIescing at a hospital as the result of wounds sustained in ace tiOn in France Sept. 29.