The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-29

accOfulng To a neauquaftcfS releaS.
 Corporal Andrew P. Knott oi i First avenue Is spending a furlough here after completing two years of overseas service wllh a Marine unit. A former employe of the Waterbury Farrel Foundry X Machine Go. he entered the service July l5, 1922.
 Victor P. Mikaitis of a Summit street has returned to Fort Pierce, Fla. after spending a leave with his mother. Mrs. Edith Mikaitis. A cox swain. third class. he entered the Navy ls months ago.
 Michael A. Ritucci of l07 Burton street. who is serving with a Navy LSr group in the Pacific area. has been promoted to radioman. third class.
 Private William N. Single has ar- rived in England with an army medical unit. according to word re- ceived here. He is the son Of Mrs. Anna Single of I40 Cherry street and the husband of the former Edna Stewart of East Main street.
 Colonel Orpheus J. Bizzozero. for- mer local physician. was received in rriyate audience yesterday by Pope Plus XII, according to word received here. Colonel BizzozerO is nov re- giOnal health officer for the Allied Military Government.
 The physicians wife recently rec ceiyed a medallion which the pope presented to him in previous audi eslce.
 Private First Glass William ". Bassf0rd Of WateTtoWp is stationed at Fort Jackson, s. C.
 Local men who have been as- signed 10 Camp Croft. S. C., for basic training include: Francis w. McGraih of i27 Central avenue, John J. Leary of 32 Pond street. Hector P. Boulanger Of B Twining street. John R. calTrey Of i2i Proc ter street. and Michael J. Guarino Of 1861 Thomaston avenue.
 Madison. Wis. Aug. 26-Pyi. John 1 T. PietFzaG. 2s. Of Waterbury, who served with the armed forces in Ha- waii from 1887 to l939. has been en- rolled in the technical school for | training of radio mechanics stld- ents at Trliax field. an installation Of the Army Air Forces Training Command.
 Pvt. Pietrzak will receive a com pleie course in aircraft radio mech- [ anics and will take supplemental AAF courses in defense against chemical attack. physical training. and related subjects designed tO ilt him for overseas combat duty with the fighting AAF
 In civilian life, Pvt Pietrzak was employed by the Scoyill Manufae- turing Co. as a bookseller His wife, Mrs. Regina Pietrzak. resides at No. 1 Ei00ns avenue. Waterbury, with was stationed at Slleppard field, bis parents. MT. and Mrs. John Eaz- aFski.
 Before coming 10 TrllaK field, he TeX.. and Fort DeYeDs, Mass,
 Nicholas Krallse, son Of Mrs, ka- tilerine KOliskO 0f i89 Orange street teas been advanced 10 chief boat 6wains mate. He Is serving with a Navy unit in the Pacific area,
 Headquarters 3rd BoDlbaTdment Division, England-The promotion Of Anthony J, Warren, 29, Of Water' bury, Conn, from corporal 10 SeT- geaDt has been aEDOuneed, Sgt Warren works in the photo laboTa- tory at this Eighth Air Fore diyis- lOD headquarters where bombing at' tacks on military and industrial taF- gets In 0eEmany and kaY occupied Europe are planned and studied
 Taking pictures Of ground peF- sOpnel, equipment anc installations, Sgt, warren then processes his own photos and also dOeS routine copy work He is bigbly skilled and some tlpleS lses special type of illm gbicb needg expert handling 4 slight error iD mixing developing solutions may nuIIify Q whole days work
 Son 0f MT. and Mrs Martin War reil, Of 32 IGglor street, Waterbury, the sergeant is a graduate from Wa tefbury High School, Before eDlering the AAP iD February IDSl, Sgt, War ren was a free lance photographic Co Waterbury
 Sgt. WarreD's headquarters squad ron Is 2 unit in ihe 3rd tsombard- nlent Division which was recently cited by inc President for the new historic England Africa shuttle bombing Of the NesseTsehmitt plant at RegensbuTg. last summer
 CaptalB ChaFles z, Dellnks, form e WaseTbwFian, is new serving z eeH1pany commander at the redis- tFibwtl0R slalie.s at Miami Heaeh, tla. Co lhe service sinee Ian. g6. 1888, ile spenl @ months as go ln' fsatFyman Co lhe South Pacific. lIe is the seB ef AgFs. Mary v. DelinkS ef New Haven.