The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-14


the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M.
Cookson of o33 Cooke street and
the husband of the former Dorothy
Richards Of Shefield street.
John B. Arnold Of 3IS Baldwin
street is serving as a Quartermas-
ter third class in the Navy at a
Pacific post. He has been overseas
10 months.
Corporal Charles Nardozzi, Jr., Is
spending a furlough from Camp
Polk, La, with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NardozH of 48 Yer
mont street.
Private First Glass william B.
Frisbie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Frisbie of 821 North Main street,
is serving on a Pacific island. He
was on combat duty in the second
Marine invasion Of Tarawa. His
brother, Corporal Joseph Frisbie is
serving at Bleuchthenthal Field, N.
G. and another brother, Kenneth
Frisbie, fireman third class, is at a
Navy electric school in Detroit.
Lieutenant John w. Corey of SO
Wood street and Lieutenant John
w. lowell Of 1876 Park terrace yes
terday completed training at the
Medical Field Service School at
Carlisle Barracks, Pa. Lieutenant
Corey received his MD, degree
from the University of Geneva, and
Lieutenant lowell, from Tufts Med
ical school.
Marian E. Alexander Of % Elm
wood avenue is serving in the
WAVES at Memphis, Tenn. She re-
Gently completed a radio course at
oxford, Ohio.
Second Lieutenant Charles E
Hine, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
E. Hine Of Southbury, was report
ed killed yesterday when q Flying
Fortress crashed at Fort Worth,
Texas, while circlng for landing.
Nine other men also persisted in
the training flight accident.
The air ship left for Texas from
Hendricks Field, Sebring, Florida, it
was reported. Persons who saw
the powerful plane just before it
crashed said one side was ablaze,
according to the official announce
ment.
Lieut.. Hine graduated as an avia-
ton cadet last November at the
Army Air Field at Columbus, Miss.
Lieut.. Trian Neag OF Torrington
hsa bene reported missing in action
over Germany. A telegram received
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Neag, yesterday gave no details.
The Torrington soldier, a former
employee Of Sears, Roebuck & Co.,
entered the service q months ago.
Roger W. Hall Of Cheshire has
completed paratrooper training at
Fort Benning, Ga. He Is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F. Hall.
Carl P. Beeman, Jr., Of 1873 Maple
street is serving in the South Paci-
flc as a naval radio operator.
Private First Glass Armando Bru-
netti Of 80 Manhan street is on fur
Tough here from Gulfport Field,
Miss, where he recently completed
course in mechanics. His next as
signment will be at Palm Beach,
Fla. His brother, Private Michael
Brunette is serving at Fort Belvoir.
Va.
Private First Glass Joseph Coviel-
10 of 293 South Leonard street is
spending a furlough at his home
from Blackstone, Va, while his bro
ther, Domenic v. Coviello, is on
furlough from Greensboro, N. c.
They are the sons of Mrs. Rose
Coviello.
Sergeant Gerald w. Theroux of
10 Oak Hill avenue is stationed in
Iran.
Armand Aurele Of 2l5 Orange
street has been serving on an air.
craft carrier for the past Is months.
He is a fireman third class.
Private Eugene G. Charamut of
0142 West Main street has resumed
duties at Blackstone Air Field, Va,
after spending furlough here. He
Is serving with an anti-aircraft
unit.
Joseph Scopino Of $50 East Farm
street, who left today to start train
ing as an Army air cadet, was hon.
ored at farewell party yesterday
by fellow employees at the Water
bury Manufacturing Company.