The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-27
Fiiye Fur Coats, Worth $1 800, Recover
NEWS OF MEN IN THE SERVICE

l An Elghth Air Force Service com. Inand station. England, - As con- strNetlon noEi-cora in charge of the Carpenter Shop, Corporal John R. Neebe. son Of Mir, and Mrs, Wilbur Beebe, aids ln building and repair ing base facilities Nt this strategic air depot, it is here that battle damaged Llghtnlngs, Mustangs and ThNnderholts are repaired and re- conditioned for further operational missions over invaded Europe, dis ruptlng the Wehrmachts lines ot communication and destroying the Luftwaffe. t
 Corporal Heehe enlisted in the Army In February, le4S, and re- celved his basic training at Atlantic City, New Jersey. He was stationed at the New orleans Army Air Base before leaving for overseas duty In England in December. l9AS. He was formerly employed by the French Manufacturing Company aS Q suh.foreman. His brother, Har' old, is In the Medical Corps, soInes where in the South Pacific.
 Miami Beach, Fla, Oct. a5 - See- Ond Lieutenant Adellne L. Macedo, %, Waterbury. Conn, has arrived at Army Air Forces Redistribution StA. tlon No. 2 in Miami Beach for rec assignment processing after com. pletlnR . tour of duty outside the continental United states. Medical examinations and classt. ilcatlOn interviews at this post, one Oe three redistribution stations op- eeatAd by tho AAE Personnel Dis. trlbutlon Command for AAF re- turnee officers and enlisted men, will determine his new assignment. He win remain here about two weeks, much Oe which will Do devoted Co rest and recreation.
 Lieutenant MacedO, son of Ane tonlo and Mary Maeedo, 100 Hope street, Waterbury, won the AIT Medal with Ave oak leaf clusters, During eight months In the Mediter- FAneaM theater the B-SA navigator flew e missions. He has been in the Army since May, l0A2.
 Joseph Balehunas of 20e Alder street, woh is Q veteran of l8 months of service in the European area, is spending Q 2o-day leave with his parents, Mir, and Mrs, Joseph Bal ohunas, He Is Q seaman first class, in the Navy
 Adolph ScagnamigllO of ASS Cooke street has been assigned to an LSM at the AmphlbiOus training base In Little Greek, Va.
 Captain Xavier J. 0algota of l02 Sunyside avenue has returned to TuSkegee, Ala, after spending e furlough here, His wife, the former Louise O'Connor, accompanied him, He Is the son of MT, and Mrs. Jo- seph oalgota,
 Private First Glass Henry Zakre- ski Oe TeEryvllle has been wounded In action In France, according to word received by his mother, Mrs Frances ZAkreslki, He was prevl- Ously wounded In action at the AnElo beAohhoad.
 Allied Force Advance Press Head- quarters, Italy - Private First Glass Leonard T. Walter, son of MT. and Mrs, Thomas F. Walter, SA High street, Clinton, Connecticut, recent ly spent Q leave in Rome. He visited Vatican City, the Colosseum and other ancient ruins,
 Private First Glass Walter is a switchboard operator in Q Signal Company fighting with the Fifth Army in Italy, overseas seven months, he has been awarded the Mediterranean Theater Ribbon and tho Good Conduct Medal,
 Four Waterbury men who have completed 8 months of service In Che South Pacific, have arrived on tho west coast and are expected to come here for furl0ughs shortly. They aFes Corporal Henry Welrb0- nlcs Of B Washington street, Serg- cant Edward YAnkauskAs Of llS Congress avenue, Private First Glass Albert Frenls of 10 Winchester stree and Stais Sergeant Paul A. Beaudry oe 500 West Main street.