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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
NEZZUNK MOST
MAS IRANYBA

A versenydijas korkerdes
csak egyetlen dolgot tisztazott.
AIT, hogy igazan nagy tobb-
segiink a termo foldre akarja
visszavinni a magyart es ha
lenne valami megmozdulas, ak
kor elernok AIT, amirol regen
almodunk. Lennenek magyar
falvaink nagy Amerikaban, ha
mindjart csupa Greg emberek-
Dol allananak is.
Az egyik iranyt, amely fele
torekedniink kell, mar latjuk,
de kozben elfeledkeziink a-rol,
hogy mas iranyba nezzink.
Pedig a beerkezett valaszok
kozt volt legalabb tiz olyan, a
mely mozgalmat ajanlott ARA,
hogy a mai keptelenul alacsony
nyugdijat emeljek fel amerikai
ertelemben vett emberi szin-
vonalra. Ennek a Townsend
terv emlegetesevel adtak rovid
kifejezest es mivel a Townsend
nev mar teljesen atment az
amerikai k0ztudatba, mi is ext
a rovid szot fogjuk a tovabbiak
soran hasznalni.
A szovetsegi szenatus aprilis
BAN tartott iilesen kideriilt,
hogy azzal a nyugdijjal, amt
a Social Security torveny ma
baztosit a IS ewes 0regeknek, a
szenatorok tulnyomo resze
nincs megelegedve. Olyan besze
dek es kozbeszolasok hangzot-
tax ell e kerdes kapcsan, anne
lyek ARA mutatnak, hogy a
mai nyugdij torvenyt hamaro-
san modositani fogjak. LIE fog
jak SZallitani a kOrhatart Ia
Ian hatvan eyre es fel fogjak
emelni a nyugdijakat, ugy,
hogy az eloregedett enberek
tisztessegesen elhessenek. Mem
tevediink, ha AIT mondjuk,
hogy a legkisebb nyugdij ha-
vonta 0tven dollar lesz maya
nos emberek reszere.
A szovetsegi szenatorok ko-
ziil Downey, Schwartz, Lun-
deem, Vandenberg, Ashurst,
Clark Qdaho), Shipstead, Min
ton, Lodge, McNary es Wiley
'ugy nyilatkoztak, hogy a mai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
Obj NYUGDIJAT AKARUNK

nyugdij mai formajaban nem-
csak tulsagosan csekely, hanem
igazsagtalan is. Ennek igazola-
sara jobb, ha peldakat hozunk
fel a szenatorok kijelentesei
alapjan:
Igen sok eset van, amikor a
nyugdij mem lesz tobb, mint
heti 4 dollar, azaz havi 16 dol
lar. A deli es nyugati allamok-
ban ugyanis nagyon sok en-
ber van, aki a Social Security
vedelme ala esik ugyan, de ezek
evente 200 dollarnal kevesebbet
keresnek es ICY egyaltalan mem
hapnak nyugdijat, ha 0tven
ev,g fizetik is a jarulekokat,
azok a kevesek pedig, akik even
tie a deli es nyugati allamok-
ban 200 dollaron feliil, de 500
dollarnal mem keresnek tobbet,
ha negyven vagy otven even at
is fizetik a jarulekot, megse
kapnak maid tobbet havi 16
dollarnal.
Wannak ilyen emberek, akik
200 dollarnal kevesebbet keres-
mex? Vannak. A cukorgyarak
emberei, akik evente csak 8
vagy 10 hetet dolgoznak. A
kannazo gyarak munkAsai. A
gyim0lcsszedok, akik mem me.
z6gazdasagi, hanem ipari nun.
kasoknak szamitanak es akik
nagyon keveset keresnek.
Ezekiel szemben nagyor
igazsagtalan a nyugdij tor
veny mai formajaban.
De vannak meg bantobb ese
TEX is. Az egylk SENATOR Ell
mondta ell:
California allamban meghal1
egy es ugyanazon a heten ket
ember, akik mindketten tagja
voltak a Social Security intez
menynek.
Az egyik ember utan ket e
harom millio dollar kozotti va
gyon maradt, evi keresete 81
ezer dollar volt, fizette a So
cial Security jarulekokat e
most az ozvegye es arvai hav
IS dollart fognak kapni, anir'
semmifele szuksegiik mines
inert az nek.k joforman mem i
sZamit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18

Ezzel Szemben a mask en-
ber havonta csak IS dollart
keresett, fizette a Social Secu-
rity jarulekot, ozvegye es negy
arvaja tehat most havi 10 dol
lar nyugdijra tarthatnak
igenyt. Ebbol meg mem elhet-
mex.
Olyan igazsagtalansag ez,
amelyen okvetlenul segiteni
kell.
A KORHATAR KERDESE
Meg egyhangubb a szenato-
rok allaspontja a korhatar ko-
rul. AIT valljak, hogy a hat
van ewes ernber ma eppen
olyan keves alkalmat talal a
munkara mint a hatvanot
ewes, tehat lie kell szallitani a
kOrhatart.
De meg tovabb kell menni
ennel. Egg maganos ember, aki
peldaul havi 80 dollar nyugdi-
jat kap, valahogyan megelhet.
de mem a munkas, akinek fe-
lesege is van. A legt0bb mum
kas hazasparnal az asszony at
lagban OF evvel fiatalabb a
ferjnel, de ennek dacara a 65
ewes koraban nyugdijba memo
ferj csak akkor kap a felesege
reszere is nyugdijat, ha az asz-
SONY is IS ewes lesz.
Ez suite igazsagtalansag, q
melyet a szenatorok azonnal
orvosolni akarnak.
A helyzet most az, hogy g
MODESTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
kepviselohazban kell keszUlnie
Ha mem oman indul XII, akkol
mem targyalhato. A szenatus
tehat AIT varja, hogy a modo.
sitott Townsend javaslatot
targyalja le siirgosen a KEEP
viselohaz es akkor a szenatu:
is intezkedhetik azonnal.
Ere azonban keves kilata.
van. A kerdes most mar nen
fog elaludni, de valosziniiles
csak a jovo ev soran keru
vegleges targyalasra.
Ertesitse lapnukat azokr6
az esemenyekr6l, amelyek ma
SOkat is erdekelhetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
: LAP PAL IRASA

Mig a szovetseges amerikai
magyar hetilapok versenye tar
tott, hogy NIT csinaljanak az
oregek, akik megertek es jogo-
SAX a Social Security nyugdij-
ra, addig ildomtalan lett volna
hogy ezzel a kerdessel foglal-
kozzam. Nagyon erdekelt azon-
ban a verseny menete, a leg
nagyobb figyelemmel olvastam
a levelekrol adott r0vid jelen-
teseket, inert maholnap ma
gam is azzal fordulok Wash
mgtonhoz, hogy megfizcttem
erte, kerem tehat a nyugdija-
mat.
Anelklil, hogy a biralo bi-
zottsagv elemenye befolyasol.
va lenne, megallapithato, hogy
a sok szaz level tulnyomo re.
sze egyet ajanl a pyugdijaS
Greg magyarnak, AIT, ami
magyar lelekhez legkozelebt
all:
- VisSza a fOldhOZ!
Vegeredmenyben ITALIAN ez is
lesz a megoldas. Anint egyik
mask level ajanlotta, meg
mozdulnak ITALIAN nagy egyesu
leteink is, de irlkabb hiheto
hogy akad valaki kOz0ttunk
akI ennek a munkanak terhe
is niagara vallalja es proba'
tesz legalabb is az elso anne
rikai magyar nyugdijas telel
megalapitasaval.
Amennyire 0nmagunkat is
merjuk, elorelathatolag eze
guny es gyalazat aradata sza
kad maid ARA, aki ezt meg
probalja, de hadd mondjunl
meg ennyit::
- Mem uzlet ez senkire nez
We. A mai koldus nyugdijbol
szerencsetlen oreg magyar ep
pen csak meg tud elni es e;
a Social Security t0rveny szi
goru rendelkezesei folytan tol
ell mem veheto, lie nem k0theto
lie mem foglalhato, tehat senk
mem kereshet a nyugdijason
hanem onzetlenul kell segits
ahhoz, hogy a szlikre szabot
osszegbol megelhessen embel
modon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18

|ilyen modositasa napirendre
kerul, AIT meg fogjak sza-
vazni.
VI TOWNSEND TERVEZET
A szenatorok vitajabol a ko-
vetkezo reszleteket lehetett XII
hamozni:
A kepvisel0haz valamelyik
b:zottsaga el6tt oft fekszik egy
modositott tervezet, amely ait
|mondja, hogy Townsend soha
mem kert havi ketszaz dollart,
hanem csak emberi megelhe-
test biztosito nyugdijat, amely-
mex minimuma havi so dollar
legyen maganos emberek re-
szere, tobb a csaladosokera es
ennel nagyobb nyugdijrol csak
akkor lehet maid $40, ha AIT
a nemzet penzlgyi viszonyai
minden megrazkodtatas nelkul
megengedik.
Ez ugyan meroben clientele
annak, amt eddig az orszag a
Townsend terv fel6l hallott, de
annyira jozannak latszik a mo-
dositas, hogy AIT nemcsak a
szenatorok helyeslik, hanem
helyeselni fogjak meg nagyon
sokan.
A havi otven dollaros nyug-
dijat Townsend vi javaslata
mem kulon es allamonkent
akarja, hanem a Social Secu-
rity inteznenyen keresztul.
Az vi javaslat megallapitja
AIT, hogy a munkasok es nun.
kaadok befizetese a Social Sc.
curity nyugdij alapra mem ele'
gend6 ARA, hogy tisztesseges
nyugdijat lehessen ADM es ez
ert ket szazalekos forgalm
adot vetne XII minden emberre
akinek evi j0vedelme 5000 dol
lar vagy nagyobb. A nyugdij
alapra a berekbol fizetendo he
tt jarulek azonban tovabbra i!
megmaradna.
Az ELLENTETEK
MA SULYOSAK
Minden szenator megegyezet
abban, hOgy a Social Securit1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18

Hon. Robert r. Reynolds
szenAtor neve nem ismeretlen
a magyarsag el6tt. Igaz, hogy
North Carolina allambol valo.
a Delr6l es ebben az allamban
nagyon keves a magyar en-
ber, s6t egyaltalan alig van
benne bevandorlo, inert mem
volna, hogy mib6l eljenek meg,
de Reynolds senator elerte AIT
ennek dacara, hogy minden
American kiviil szuletett en-
ber, ha mindjart polgar is, So
tet arccal tekintsen feleje.
Ez a Robert r. Reynolds
szenator sajat szemetdombjan
egy radio beszedet tartott,
amelynek reszere nyilvanossa-
got keresett. Tudta, hogy ext a
radio mem adhatja meg neki,
inert aki a radiot akarja hall
gatni, jobb szorakozast keres
rata, mint aminovel ez a sze-
nator szolgslhat. Es inert ezt
tudta al senator, kozetette
radio beszedet a sajat lapja-
ban is. Mert - meltoztatik
tudni es mivel mem tetszik tud-
nj, tehat tessek tolunk es most
tudomasul venni, ennek a
kivalo szenatornak lapja is van.
Sajat maga irja es sajat maga
ada XII EFT a lapot es valoszi-
nuleg sajat maga olvassa is,
inert aligha akad Macy Anne
rikaban olyan ember, aki ezt
a titokban megjelen6 ujsagot
kezebe venne. Reynolds szena-
tor is erezte est, inert belatta,
hogy a radio es a sajat lapja
altal adott nyilvanossag mem
elegend6 neki. Elt tehat (majd
ait irtuk: visszaelt tehat) q
torvenyhozoi szabadsaggal es
iogokkal es beszedet k0zzetet-
te a szovetsegi torvenyhozas
naplojaban. Szoval a nemzet
penzen szerzett a maga reszere
nyilvanossagot a kovetkezo
gondolatainak:
u Tartsuk vissza Amerikat
minden aron atol, hogy a mos
tani europai haboruba belle
keveredjek.
Ez az elso pont bizonyara
nagyon sok embernek fog tet-
szeni. Nekiink sc volt ellene XII
fogasunk, mi sem akarjuk
hogy Amerika haboruba keve-
redjek es szivesen hallunk
ilyesmit megfelelo emberek re-
szer6l, de mikor Reynolds sze'
nator mondta ext, ugy erez-
ttk, hogy gyanakodnunk illik
Ugy ereztiik, hogy ez csak me,
zes madzag, amt valami ma
gyon rossz fog k0vetni. Ugy
ereztiik, hogy valami nagyon
keseru pilulat akar nekunk q
szenator cukros kulsovel be-
vonva beadni es ebben mem is
csalodtunk.
Mem bizony! Mem csalod-
tunk, inert az els6 pontot nyom
ban es atmenet nelkil kovette
egy hosszu kopes, amely a ko-
vetkezoket arulta ell Reynolds
SENATOR eszjarasa es gondol-
kozasa felol:
p Vegyenek ujjlenyomatot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-18
HA A SENATOR UR NEkIvADUL

es tartsanak nyilvan az Egye-
silt Allamokban minden lit
tartozkodo idegent es pedig
azonnal.
EFT azzal indokolja a szena-
tor, hogy maid mikor beme-
gyiink a mostani europai ha-
boruba, akkor eek az idegenek
kemek lesznek, rendbontok
lesznek, tehat tartsa rajtuk a
rend6rseg a kezet allandoan.
A beket ajanlo szenator tehat
elarulia, hogy ITALIAN mem is
olyan nagyon akarja a beket.
Biztosra lehet venni, hogy ha
ARA alkalom nyilnek, Rey-
nolds senator kiabalna leg
hangosabban, hogy menjunk
belle az europai haboruba es
hogy ezt biztonsagban tehes-
Sc, el akarja tenni lab alol az
lit el6 bevandorlokat. Reynolds
senator ugyanis mem fog sze-
melyesen menni a hAboruba.
Itthon fog maradni. Vigyazni
fog a hazara es esetleg annak
kiilombozo iizletkoteseire is es
attol fel, hogy az lit elo bevan-
dorlokon keresztul ITALIAN lit is
eleri az ellenseg keze.
Sep ez az el0vigyazatossag,
de mi mem sok osszefuggest
latunk az itt elo bevandorlok,
azaz a masodik pont es a ha-
borutol valo tavolmaradas, az
az elso pont kozott. Mi az elso
pontot maszlagnak latjuk,
semmi masnak, ha a masodik
pontot olvassuk es meg kevesb-
be hisziink benne, ha a har-
madik pontot, ezt Reynolds
gondolkozasra vallo gy0ngy-
szemet olvaSsuk.
81 ,TiZ eyre tiltson ell az
E,oveSiilt AllamOk minden be-
vandorlast.
EFT a, kis josagot azon ci-
men keri al senator, hogy tiz
millio amerikai munkanelkili
reszere kenyeret szerezzen.
Mem kutatja, hogy e tiz millio
koz0tt mennyi a munkanelku-
Ii bevandorlo, pedig ujabban
nagyon sok, miota XII vannak
zarva a bevandorlok a szukseg
munkakbol es a hadiszereket
keszit6 gyarakbol, hanem egy-
szerien nekimegy a bevandor-
lasnak, mintha annak meg
sziintetese egyszerre paradicso-
mi joletet csinalna az orszag-
ban.
Ennel a szereny kivansagnal
persze mem all meg Reynolds
baratunk, hanem nagyot rik-
kant es szilajan uvolti:
~ Deportaljanak minden
buin0z6 bevandorlot es mem XII
vanatos idegent.
EFT altalanossagban mond-
ia a jeles senator, aki minden
iel szerint mem kivanatos ide-
gennek tartja Albert Einsteint
a vilaghiru tud6st vagy Tho
ms Mannt, a vilaghiru irot
esetleg Ormandyt, a vilaghiru
karmestert is, hogy Molna1
Ferencet, vagy Rappe Ernot
ne is emlitsiik.
Arr0l Sc beSZel a AenatOr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-30

Couple HonOred On Anniversary

MT. and Mrs. Joseph DiPietro of Wildmere avenue were rendered a surprise anniversary party on Sum- day at the home of Mrs. DiPietros sister, Mrs. Nicholas Massi of Naug- atuck. MT. and Mrs. DiPietro were married twenty years ago at Our Lady of Lourdes church. The couple was the recipient of many gifts and many congratulatory messages from their numerous friends through out the city. Games and dancing were enjoyed and a delicious lunch con was served.
 The guests included: MT. and Mrs Joseph DiPietro, MT. and Mrs. Nich- olas Masi, MT. and Mrs. Andrew DiPietro, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Par ziale, MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Di- Pietro, MT. and Mrs. Louis DiPietro, MT. and Mrs. Anthony DiModugno, MT. and Mrs. Michael DiPietro, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Commando, MT and Mrs. Anthony DiPietro, MT. and Mrs. Ernest DiPietro, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Ritucci, John Fernandez, Joseph and Arnold DiPietro, Harold Ritucci, Marjorie DiPietro, Lucy and Jennie DiPietro, Evelyn Par ziale, Helen Ritucci, Laura DiPietro and Doris SalSton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-30
. MeKENNEY oN BRIDGE
Expert Reads Discards to Locate High Cards Makes
 Difficult Slam
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

You may have heard people say, when discussing an expert, that at the play of the second or third card, the expert can tell you where every card is in the other hands. That of course is exaggerated, but with a little concentration, you can get a pretty good reading of the op- ponents' cards if you watch the dis cards.
 South's bid of five hearts was in response to a Blackwood bid of four no trump and showed two aces. The one no trump shows pretty good hand in itself, so North was justi- fled in eventually bidding seven.
 The opening diamond lead was won in dummy, and declarer could see that even with every favorable break, the spade finesse must work in order to make the contract. So he immediately led a low spade and fineSSed the jack.
 The ace and king of spades were cashed, thereby establishing the queen in the East hand. On the third spade West discarded dia- mond.
 Declerer cashed the ace of hearts and led a small heart to the king, the drop of the ten warning him to expect bad heart break. Two rounds of diamonds were taken,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-30
PersonaL=SOCLAL- ACTIVITIES
Won1enis Club Federation WiH ConUene Next Week

Several outstanding speakers in various fields have been secured for the 44th convention of the Con- necticut State Federation of Wo- mems clubs May 2, 8 and g in the Hotel Stratfield, Bridgeport, with Mrs. Laura Hale Gorton of GlaS- tonbury presiding.
 The following program will be presented: Pre-convention events, May 2, II, meeting executive board; II, meeting presidents council, cleo tion Of officers; 12, noon, luncheon for executive board mad presidents council. Youth Points the Way" invocation, Fey. William H. Day, United Congregational church, Bridgeport; greeting, Mrs. Ralph c. Jenkins, Fairfield county, chair man: response for Federation, Mrs. Henry G. Ellis, Torrington; address of state president, Mrs. Gorton;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-30
LITCHFIELD- MORRISON

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth J Morrison of Scituate, Mass, daugh- ter of Mrs. Jane Morrison of Orange street, Waterbury and Herbert N Litchfield, son of MT. and Mrs. Her bert Litchfield of Scituate, took place at o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church in Scituate, the Rev. M. A. Garter iciating The reception which followed was held at the home of the brides grandmother Mrs. Charles Finnie. After which the couple left on their honeymoon to Maine.
 The bride wore a gown of white taffeta with hoop skirt and a three quarter length veil and car- ried an old-fashioned bouquet.
 Miss EStelle Perrault of Water bury was maid of honor. Her gown was blue taffeta with a blue hat. Her two bridesmaids were her sister, Margaret and Miss Betty Burlington of Scituate. hey wore pink taffeta gowns. All carried old-faShioned bouquets. The ushers were her bro ther Robert and Alden Finnie of Scituate.
 After the wedding trip they will reside at Tilden road, Scituate, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-30

ional bill of music and entertain ment which inaugurateS the spring and summer dance season at the municipal ballroom.
 The announcement of the return of the Pennsylvanians after sen Sational debut here two weeks ago has met with the greatest acclaim by park patrons. The Becker band is one of the Smoothest and most entertaining aggregations in the business. Last season, the PennSyl- vanianS were featured for six months at the great Riverview ballroom in Boston. This summer, the band las been signed for the summer season at the exclusive Pines in Pittsburgh with Mutual network air-time. The featured artists with the Becker outfit are Mac" Harris, Brick" Palmer and the Four Boy Blues.
 On stage No. 2 will be the "local band that made good Francis Delfino, his Saxaphone and his l2 Men of Swing" whose popularity with the park patrons has been increasing week by week. All told there will be 25 musicians alter mating for the four hours of danc- ing starting at 8 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-30

business; address, My Attitude Towards the American Form of Government" student from the University of Connecticut; address, same subject, Ralph Braifantic, State Teachers college, Danbury; '"The Romance of Latin America in Melody and Rhythm" Irma Goebel Labanstille; informal fine arts din- ner, 6, address, What Women Can Do For Art" John Taylor Arms, ar- tist; 8, music and drama contests, Pilgrim Hall, United Congregational church, Bridgeport, with Whitney vile Womans club chorus partici- pating.
 May 8, g, "The Adult Citizen Makes His Contribution, business; reports, citizenship, Miss Sara Webb, Stamford; legislation, Mrs. George Perry, Ha-tford; public welfare, Mrs. Robert Kellogg, Jr., Glaston- bury; election nominating commit tee, action or recommendation from executive board, reading general federation resolutions, introduction of new clubs; address, Mayor Jasper McLevy; address, $500 Connecti- cut Citizens in the Making" Mrs. Frances L. Roth of New Haven; so- prano solos, Lillian Anderson, &C., companied by Frederick Smithson; business, Connecticut club Courier, student loan, golden jubilee; ad- dress, Facing the Challenge of Facts" Dr Allen Stockdale; 1915, departmental luncheon; afternoon session, introduction of past state presidents and special guests; ad- dress, Adventures in Neighborli- ness," Mrs. Patrick Henry Adams, president of New Jersey State Fed eration of Women's clubs; address, Mrs. John H. Kimball of Boston, General Federation director from her state; duets, Edna and Howard Harrington; address, ''Woman's Part in Americas Future" Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, first vice-pres- ident of General Federation of Wo- mems clubs; music; reports; an- nouncements; adjournment; 4-6, tea given by the Bridgeport Art league, exhibition of oils, weaving and other crafts; 2, reception in honor of distinguished guests; ban quet, 7:30, address, '"The Connecti- cut Citizens and Politics"
 May g, g, At What Shall We Aim?";; business reports, press and publicity, Mrs. Harry G. Ellis, Tor rington;- American home, Mrs. John Geist, Cheshire; education, Mrs. w. Burnham Ball, Greenwich; address, "Womens Share in the Develop ment of Connecticut" Sidney A. Edwards, chairman of the Connec- ticut development commission; ad- dress, Connecticut a Partnership in Citizenship" Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin; music; address, "The Tourist Industry and International Relationships" Leo Dolan, director of travel bureau, Dominion of Can- ada; sketches, Islay Benson; awards, membership, Mrs. Henry Brooks Greenwich; scrapbooks, Mrs. Ar thur Stocker, Somers; penny art, Miss Elinor Palmer, Bridgeport: music, Mrs. Clifton c. Brainard, Hartford; drama, Miss Helen Sheld- rick, Winsted; business, General Federation resolutions, unfinished business, reports, etc.; 12, adjourn ment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-30
YALLETTA-SORBO

An attractive wedding took place on Saturday morning at o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes church when Miss Louise Sorbo, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Sorbo of Brennan Place became the bride of Michael Valletta of Calvin street, son of MT, and Mrs. Phillip Valletta of Italy Monsignor Joseph Valdambrini off ciated at the ceremony.
 The bride who was given in mar riage by her father wore white angel satin gown with sweetheart neckline caught with rhinestone clips. Her sleeves were shirred at the shoulder and fitted at the wrists and the bodice was also shirred with the long full skirt terminating in a train. She wore a tulle veil with double tiers held ill place with coronet of rhinestones and she car ried a bouquet of white roses, sweet peas and lilies of the valley.
 Teh maid of honor was Miss Mar cia Famiglietti who wore gown Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-30
 ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
Dial Doings
BY JIM PARKER

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-30

Rev. Albert Callahan will serve as toastmaster for the evening. Ar engagements are in charge of Mrs. Edward Lamantogue, chairman and tcikets are being handled by Mrs. William Hickey and Mrs. Mae Green.
 Officers of the society are: Presi- dent, Mrs. Julia McDonald; vice. president, Mrs. Edward Robinson; i; treasurer, Mrs. William Colina and secretary, Mrs. George ODonnell.