The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
NEWS OF MEN IN THE SERVICE

Watertown, Nov. 13-Mrs. Frank (Olsen), Reichenbach of Cutler street, Watertown, received a tele- gram from the War Department, Sunday morning notifying her that her husband, Lieut.. Frank Reich enbach, medical Corps, U. s. Naval Reserve had been killed in action November 6.
 Dr. Reichenbach entered the serv- ice on July 5, 1943 and was at var ious stations in the country before leaving for overseas July 25, 1914.
 He was born in Woodbury, April 30, 1909, the son of MT. and Mrs. Weibert Reichenbach. He was a graduate of the Woodbury High school and Tufts Medical school, Boston. Lieut.. Reichenbach served years internship at the Water bury hospital and was also resident doctor there for one year. He prac- ticed in Woodbury for year before entering practice with Dr. Edwin G. Reade in Watertown. During his 5 years association with Dr. Reade, Lieut.. Reichenbach spent a year at the Westfield Memorial hospital, Westfield, Mass, where he studied special work on Cancer.
 He was an assistant surgeoen at the Waterbury hospital and chair man of the Tumor clinic. Lieut.. Reichenbach was a member of the American Medical Association; the Litchfield County Medical Associa- tion; the Waterbury Medical Asso- citation and the American College ot Surgeons.
 Irl addition to his wife Mrs. Ellen Reichenbach, Lieut.. Reichenbach is survived by two sons, Martin Frank and David Paul Reichenbach of Watertown; four brothers. Robert Reichenbach, William Reichenbach and Herbert Reichenbach all of Woodbury, and Alfred Reichenbach of Watertown; and one sister, Mrs. Herman Reichenbach of Watertown.
 With the 9th Infantry Division In Germany-Staff Sergeant Frank H. Mazurek, of Waterbury, Connecti- cut, was recently awarded the Bronze Star Medal for heroic achievement in action against the enemy.
 The award was made by Major General Louis A. Craig, Command ing General of the 9th Infantry Division.
 Staff Sergeant Mazurek, whose home address is 116 Locust street, is a member of the 9th division regiment which cut the Cherboug peninsula, later drove into the city of Cherbourg, and has since dis tinguished itself constantly in the liberation of France and other oc- cupied countries.
 Ray Schain of 9l3 Cooke street has been promoted to corporal at Fort Bragg, N. O., here he is sta toned as a radio operator on CAT transport plane. The son of MT. and Mrs. Nathan Schain, he entered the service in April, 1943. He expected to arrive here for a furlough shortly
 Walter w. Chmielewski of Terry vile has been advanced to corporal at the Dover Army Air Field, Della ware, where he is stationed with an engineers unit.
 Sergeant Domenic CalabreSe of 643 Highland avenue has been pro- noted from corporal to sergeant at his post in the European area, where he is serving as an auto mechanic with an ordnance unit. He has been in the service 27 months and over- seas II months, serving in England and France.
 Private First Class William F. Muller of 20 Elmhurst avenue, is now stationed in the South Pacific with Marine Corps unit. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Raymond G. Muller. and has been in the service since April.
 Sergeant John Blair of the Royal Air Force. Scotland, has been on a visit in this city with his uncles, John Surgener of 6 Grove street and Charles Surgener of 1898 East Main street.
 Lieutenant Adelino L. Macedo of 199 Hope street is a navigation in- structor at San Marcos, Texas. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Antonio L. Macedo.
 Ensign Francis Keliher of 169 Chester avenue, who was recently commissioned at Notre Dame uni- versity, South Bend, Ind. has been assigned to communications course at Harvard university.
 With The Fifth Army, Italy - Corporal Norman H. Gibbs, son of Mrs. Irene s. Gibbs, who lives at 227 Park Avenue, Naugatuck, Conn, has been promoted to staff sergeant. He is an assistant battalion supply sergeant with the 1st Armored Division of Lieutenant General Mark w. Clark,s Fifth Army in Italy.