The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-09

John eurRener, Jr. ot c Grove street, is on seA duty, lto' hos been In the serYice Q year.
 Marine corporal John !, Baneky Of sS2 Grove street hos been awar9- a thO Purple Heart for wounds sustained la action h Guam July aTth,
 Corporal Fred R. Danlles, Jr., ot 0A Lexington avenue has completed A course In antlAirorAtt machine. Runnory at Q station la England, He ls tho son of MT. and Mrs, ETod Daniels of iSe Chestnut avenue.
 Lieut., Daniel TalmadgO ot Chesn- lre has been wounded In action . second time, and is now At Q ho1- pltal in Naples, Italy, according 60 word received hy his parents. MT, and Mrs, w. Prank Talnadgp Previously he was hospltallRed for several weeks As tho result Ut wounds sustained In action ct tho Ansio heachhead.
 Marine Private First Glass Stew art n. sumpf Of 90 Cedar avenue and seaman Second Class RcderioS MaoDonlad of ia6 Woodlawn ter- race met recently In Hawai-, Aceord- | Ing Go word received here, They were schoolmates in Waterbury
 Richard A, Hethancourt of q Harrison avenue is Rn officer can didate at the u, 8, Maritime scr- vice school at Now London,
 18th Ar Force In Italy: ist Lieu. tenant Calvin K. Hubbard, son of Mir, and Mrs. l.. R, Hubbard Of 100 Plank road Waterbury, Conn, has been recently promoted from tho rank of 2nd Lieutenant ia the USA- AF, He is Q navigator on q H.24 Lib. orator bomber, and is Q member Of veteran group that has taken on active part In the aerial assault on Nasl industrial and communications eenters in the Balkans, northern Italy and southern Germany.
 A graduate ot Crosby High school ln Waterbury where he was active In football and student ct Colby College In Maine, It, Hubbard was in the Shoe Hardware business prlor to entering the armed forces in July i9A2. He received hls training In navigation ct Selman Field, La, and was commissioned in January 1894.
 Since arriving at his present ovcrs seas station, It Hubbard has flown numerous missions over enemy.oc- cupled territory, including attacks on enemy gun supplements and coastal installations In southern France which prefaeed the success ful Allied landings. He Is the reelp. lont of the Air Medal for meritorl. ous achievement in aerial combat,
 Private Bernard Lleberman, son Of MT. and Mrs, Harry Lleberman of i42 Concord street, Is spending Q I0.day furlough here from Camp Van Dorn, Miss,
 Miami Beach, Fla - staff sorg. cant Francis w, DonAhue, 20, ot Wolcott, Conn, has arrived ct Army Air Forces Redistribution Station No. 2 in Miami Beach for reasslgn- ment processing after completing q tour of duty outside the continental United States.
 Medical examinations and clasSl. flcatlon interviews at this point, one of three redistribution stations op. erated by the AAF Personnel Dlstri. button Command for AAF returnee officers and onlisted men, will deter. mine his new assignment, He will remain here about two weeks, much of which will be devoted to rest and recreation,
 setgeant Donahue, son of Mir. and Mrs. simon J. Donahue, R, r, D., No. l, was LiberRtor gunner In the Mediterranean area for six months and flew on 24 missions. He holds the Air Medal and the Purple Heart
 Sergeant Anthony J, DelCioppo of 90 Ash street and Lieutenant John J. DeFrancesco of 7l2 Congress ave. nue have completed an orientAtion course at on Air Service Command Station in England. The course was designed to bridge the gap between training in this country and com. bat soldering against the enemy in France,
 Armand Santomassimo of 27e3 East Main street and Evell Y, fsbell of Route {, Waterbury, have been promoted to the rating of corporal at their post with the Fifth Army in Italy, according to Q headquarters release. They are serving as bridge builders with the ist Armored di- vision.
 Stan Sergeant Hurlburt 4. Mark ham of 1929 South Main street is serving with q semi-mobile ordnance heavy automotive maintenance com pany in a behind-the- repair shop in France, according to an announcement from the communl- cation zone headquarters of the Eu- ropean theater of operations.
 Camp Murphy, Fla, Oct. 6-How- SrS Wooster, formerly of 43 Ash- nun street, Waterbury, Conn, has been promoted to the rank of Mas ter Sergeant at this Army Signal Corps camp. M-Sgt. Wooster, who is presently spending a furlough in Waterbury and at Williamstown Mass, where he was connected with the Williams Inn, is sergeant-major for a signal construction battalion which is shortlyt move overseas. He came to Camp Murphy in July,