The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14

W0Ge1puIy area ulen Wk1O CAllAbGSO in the Navy recently through the local recruiting station arc: Alfred F. Giuditto of 50 Young street, Rob- ert J. Fruin of 346 Circular avenue, Anthony P. Russo of 1S0 Willow street, and Robert L. Phelan of Middlebury.
 Private Raymond Feest of 26O Bishop street was. seriously wound- ed in action i'm Germany Oct. 25r according to notification received by his sister, Miss Marion Catherine Feest. The War Department in a telegram Saturday stated the SOl- dier was seriously wounded, but gave no details. A V-mail letter from the serviceman arrived here yeS- terday.
 Private Feest stated he sustained shrapnel wounds in the back, both arms, and his left foot. He said he was being transferred to . hospital in England.
 In the service aimee Dec. 90, 1942, he was sent overseas year ago. serving in England, France, and Belgium before taking an. assign- ment to Germany. He was with a field artillery unit when he was wounded.
 Fort OglethOrpe, Ga, Nov. IA = Private Rose G. Falcone, E2 Wes' Porter street of Waterbury, Conn. |. who has been stationed at the Third Training Center of the WOmen's Army Corps here, has been assigned to Army Air Field at Florence, Ala.
 Keesler Field, Biloxi, Miss, Nov IA - The job of helping keep Amer ica's giant B-A LiberatOr bombers in fighting trim for their aerial as- saults on the Axis awaits Private Edward Augustus BrOuSseau, hus- band of Mrs. Edward A. BrOusseaul 29 North Elm street, Waterbury, Conn.
 Private BrOuSseau was enrolled here this week for KeeSler Fields airplane mechanics course, having qualified for this Army Air Forces Training Command technical school with outstanding marks on the Army mechanical aptitude tests.
 The course includes instruction in B-A Fundamentals, structures, fuel and electrical systems, prOpellers instruments, hydraulic systems, en- zine operation and airplaen inspec- tion.
 Staff Sergeant John A. Frank, husband of the former Rose F'aille of 88 Garden Hill road. has arrived in France, according to word re- ceived here. A former employe of the American Brass O., he entered the Army Feb. IA, 1984l. He was stationed at Q camp in South Car olina before receiving an overseas assignment.
 Second Lieutenant Richard J. B. Beaulieu of 273 South Leonard street has been transferred from Goodfellow Field, Texas, to Keesler Field, MISS.
 Four Waterbury area men who re- gently completed recruit training at the Naval station at Sampson, N. Y. are now at a service school at Great Lakes. Ill. They are: John w. McGurk, Jr., of 25 Welton place, William Humphrey of IS Ives street. George c. Mclean of 1925 West Main street, and Vincent Klanosky of Union City. Mary Jane Keefe of 75 Circuit avenue has been commissioned 8 second lieutenant at Denver. Colo. where she is serving in the medical department dietitians' corps at the Fitzsimmons General Hospital. She is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ber- nard Keefe.
 Private Anthony Kuchauskas oi 866 Highland avenue was slightly wounded in action in France Oc- tober 2S, according to word received from the War Department by his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Kuchauskas. A buddy recently wrote here that the local soldie, burned his hand. Private KuchauS- kas has been overseas 30 months.