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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30

doba je, hvala bogu, u nami, in
tudi Rozamarija Sc je precej IL
paFnetovala.
q njo sem bila v Badnu pri
svalinji fIeleni, ki 10 je posteno
vzela v Solo ter il dala brati
Nietzscheja in Hackla. = Moi
bog, ta znnesnjava vnjeni glavi,
ki ze tako nj proved nadarjena!
Helena Sc je zgrozila mad ME
no pomanjkljivo francosfino in
to je bill tudi povod, da smo Sc
srecno iznebili gospe Harden.
steinove. cez limo Smo imeli
majhno, gibcno Francozinjo, XII
je tudi meni pomagala cez mar
sikatero dolgocasno uro. zal je
bill pomladi neki knezov necak
IL Avstrije pri mas in mala Fran
cozinja nj bila proved previdna.
knez je wei zadevo proved ira.
gicno in mademoiselle de Rose
morte je morala pobrati svoje
kovcege.
Potem smo pa postal pozorni
ma Miss Grangerjevo, ker je tudi
angleseina Rozemarije nujno po-
trebovala izboljsanja, in ia 81
je pridobila kneza zaradi tega,
ker je ucila trinajst let v isti
druzini in je veljala "a zelo po-
bozno. Zastonj sem poskusala,
da bi 1nu to osebo zagnusila! To-
da naposled nismo nasli mic pri-
mernejsega, in kakor kaze, sc
Rozamarija njene bolezni doslej
Sc nj nalezla. To limo jo bono
imeli v Berlinu in hodili njo
v giedalisee in ma koncerte. Pies
il je zdravnik zaradi slabega sr.
ca prepovedal. Tako Sc mi vsaj
ma plesih ne bo treba z MO dol.
gocastiti. -
Ali 81 zvedela naslov Parizan.
Ike, XII prodaja cudezno sredstvo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, masio, Konzervirane
ribe I'm mleko}
Rdece znamke T-5 do rs, in
Az do P-2 so veljavne vsaka
"a 10 pointov. T-5, Us, VS.,
:W-5 in KS potecejo %. aprila.
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke CO do X-2 so
veljavne, vsaka "a 10 ipointov.
CO, D-2, E-2, F-2 in c. pote-
cejo %. aprila. ~
Sladkor
Sladkofna znamka Stew. 35 "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 2. junija. ~>.
Gas0Iin
Znamka Ais je ve1javna
"a Stir galone gasolina do 81.
junija. Znamke B-6, B-7, CO in
CT SO veljavne vsaka "a pet
galonov gasolina "a nedolocen
cas-. Ma lieu vsakega kupona
zave in licencno stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a doiatno kolieino ga
solina je treba navesti rekord
prevozenih mill.
Tajerji
Inspekcija tajerjev nj zahte-
vana razen pri zaprositvi "a no.
We tajerje. Ma vozilih "a komer-
cijalne svrhe je obvezna inspek-
CHA tajerjev vsakih sest mese-
cev ali ko Sc prevoEi 5000 mill,
katero je pac prvo.
Kuriln0 ollie
Znamke Stew. 1, 2, 3, 4 in 5,
SO sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Cevlji
Znamke st. 1, 2 in 3 Z zrako-
ployom v knjizici st. 3 so We
ljane do preklica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
Dll5ica r Rozulnurijl
tsvEr1ncA n Nsns NoaEc,
Asas6 Gu1ihsr
PuslDvenii Boris Rihtersic

Aells6 6uiIilasr
PoslDveniI Boris Rihtersic

III besedo. cutila sem, da Sc me
| je nekaj dotaknilo, in govorila
sem =
In zelim ii IL srca, da bi bila
znnerorn zelo srecna," " je tho de
jal Thorstein.
"Nikoli brez tebe, Harro.
Zmero1n te bonn morala iskati.
In &c bi bila ze mrtva kakor no
col v sanjah, bi Sc morala .vr-
niti in te poiskati. o, Harro, to-
liko dobrega 81 mi storil. Brez
tebe bi mi bile zrasle v srcu ko-
prive, osat in strupene rast1ine.
Ali Sc YES, kalo 81 me naslikal v
slavnostni dvorani? Glej, tako
bonn hodila, dokier bonn zivela,
in Sc ko bonn rnrtva, bonn nosila
svojo Iuebezen in jo mexico pri-
nesla bogu."
'Dusica, nehaj. Ne YES, kai
govoris. Ne, ne, ne, pojdi k svo-
jenu oeetu, - ii, otrok - Du-
sica." -
Sci .je naprej z dolgimi, po.
1osnifni koraki. Rozamariia na
mu je pocasi sledila, kakor bi Sc
bila izgubila v sanjah. Knez in
knesnja sta prihajala med ro-
zami, lahno vecerno zlato Sc ie
ze svetilo ma nebu. Skupaj so
sli po visokih, strmih stopnicah
do solnene ure. Knez je izprego-
voril se neikaj beznih besed o
jutrisnjem odhodu in najboljsih
zelezniskih zvezah. Sli so skozi
orozarnico, kjer je Harro pref
odlozil plast. Nobenega sluzab-
nika nj bilo tam. Kneznja Sc je
fsmehljala, Rozamarija pa je bila
tako bella kakor njena obleka.
Harro Sc je poslovil cd kneznje,
il poljubil .roko in zamrmral Sc
nekaj besed. Tudi on je bill bled,
ali pa je bio to samo cato, ker
| ie prisel po vsem pomladanskem
lesketu v to sencno dvorano?
"Upam, da Sc drugo leto spet
vidimo, grof Thorstein, in ne
pozabite mas - 4 #
In zdaj Sc skloni Harro tudi
mad roko Rozemarije, XII je ma
smrt .bleda in poslusa prenasati
najvecjo bolecino svojega ziv-
ljenja kolikor mogoce hrabro.
"Se enkrat-tisoGkrat hvala "a
vse, in zdaj zelim vasi visokosti
najlepso mladost -. vse dobro
in :" - s>.
"Tako ne smes reci:" Njegove
besede SO jo zadele kakor net.
-" "Jaz sem "a tebe zmerom, kar
sem bila, in kakor sem te doslej
ljubila, te bonn ljubila zmerom." !"
Ovila je svoje nlade roke oko.
Ii njegovega vratu,- komaj je
tako visoko segla--in pritisnila
ihtet svojo zlato glavo ma ME.
COVE prsi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
(Nadalievasie)

Dolgega Thorsteina je zbodlo
! v dino srca.
'Da me bos nsorala zapustiti?
Ali je res ponovil te besede,
ali pa jih je sepnil samo tihi, ia.
ko cd vcnjav tezki pomladni We.
ter?
"Bila bi ma nebeSkih poljanah,
ii pa zunaj.''
"Zunaj mora biti pac grdo,
Dusica? Mislim pa, da nj tako.
Tudi tam morajo biti dobri ljud.
je. Tisti, ki Sc ne upajo v kraj,
kjer pojejo 'alelujo,' pa vendar
MISC zreli "a pekel. Poljske lili-
je rasejo tam in potok sumlja Y
pozabljenje.''
"Ali nj malo nerodno, da sta
tako zelo donata?" E
'Pusti ju vendar! o saznih
svetih retsh Sc pogovarjata.
Zdaj sta pri peklu pref sta biIa
' raebesih. "a danasnji dan je
ta pogovor dosti primernejsi ia.
kor pariski sponini."
Pozabiti, Harro, nocem !. ;"
"Oh, samo casih pustite ne
koliko pozabljenja," sepne.
s'Kaj hoces pozabiti?"
Tedaj Sc Tfarro prestrasi.
20, Harro, tako malo casa ma.
ma Sc ostane. cutim, da postaja
mama nestrpna. Kolikokrat mi
bos pisal? Vsak teden? Stella
bonn dni do bozica. In, Harro,
rtiislila bonn ma to, da brez tebe
ne morem priti ma nebeske po.
Iane. Tako kakor me je Gizela
vprasala: 'Kje je pa Harro?' ia.
ko me bo vprasal tudi bog. Da-
sem Sc vendar zaobljubila bogu,
da mu bonn sluzila. Sal 81 slisal:
bogu in njegovernu sinu Jezusu
bona sluzila vse zivljenje."
Visoki, prazniski, srebrni glas
Sc tuje skozi spanski bezeg, XII
ju loci cd drugih. Tedaj polozi
knee zelezno roko ma zapestje
svoje zene in rece 5 stisnjenimi
zobmi:: "Nocern, da bi otroku mo-
tia danasnjo poboznost. Ali sli-
Sis, nocem! 'Jutri,' bo trajalo vse
zivljenje in "a vse be se dovolj
casa"
sDa, slisal sem," je odvrnil
Harro.
Stojita 81 nasproti, visoka, Wit
ka postava bell obleki in veil
XII MOI mracno nagubancenim
celom.
"Slisal sem. Vsi SO obljubljali
enako."
Tedaj morajo tudi vsi drza-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30

Tedaj je Hai'ro se bolj preble.
del, 10 potisnil Z Memo roko cd
Esebe III jo osavedel K ocetu. Tho
|je rekeE ''Visokost, tiso6krat
Ivas prosiKn odpuscanja. Tega nj.
sem hotel in vedel. In zdaj mo
ram stati pred vani, XII ste mi
lizkazali najveejo dobroto v ziv.
Iljenju, kakor clovek, ki je zlo.
lrabil zaupanje ;"
"Harro, tako vendar ne SINE,
Ite oditi cd mas. Verjamemo
lvam -"
"Tisockrat hvala vasi yisoko
sti "a to besedo." In Harro ie ze
ma stopnicah.
Kneznja nj odvrnila svoiih
oci, v katerih je plapolal zlo.
vesc ogenj, Cd Rozemarije, XII Sc
je vrgla ma majhen divan in
grenko zaihtela.
o, Rozamarija, zakai 81 poza.
bila ma svojega visnjevega mo.
zicka? ....07,-.. i
pETNAJsTo PoGLAvJE
/ /. + Pisma
Brauneck, 6. septembra 49,
Ljuba moja Marion!
Kielsli teden je zdaj ninil.
Zelo zanimiv je bill in marsikaj
Sc je dalo videti. In slisati tudi.
zal me rnorje ne mara, in ne
morem ii reci, kako sem vesela,
da mi nj treba vec gledati vecne.
ga lesketanja,, vecnega narasca.
MIA in upadanja vode! Cd svoie
zadnje nesrece-moj bog, &c Sc
to Sc enkrat zgodi, bonn morala
YES cas- prebiti v postelji!-se
bolj sovrazim Brauneck. Pc tenn
dvoriseu tremi galerijami vie.
&c, veter zvizga in tuli, kakor bi
Sc pogubljene duse potikale po.
vsod. No, s taksnimi razvedrili
kakor zadnje leto, Sc ze da vzdr.
zati. Spet sem bila v Wiesbadnu
in prav "a prav sva Sc s sestro
imenitno zabavali, dokler nj 20.
stala zadeva "a sestro nekoliko
nerodna. Sal YES, sedela ie
med dvema stoloma.
Vprasujes me po Rozimariji
Kaj maj ii povem drugega, ka.
kor to, da rase in rase? Meme je
re prerasla in po strani moran
zaviti vrat, &c Sc hoeem mic
pogovarjati in il gledati v -obraz
Kazalo je, da DO lepa, toda il
tega nj bilo mic. Dolga je in BILE.
da, da Sc mora znerom kje ma.
slanjati, in clovek sc neprestano
boji, da ne bo omahnila mani!
Meme to medic bite drazi. Tudi
kar smo gospo Hardensteinovo
sal sc se spominjas tega spo
menika ma grobu svojih dragih?
-z memo silo odstraniti, nj po-
stala mic zivahnejsa. Meni je bi
la ia zenska neznosna zaradi
svojih rnodrih govorov in po.
boznosti. Pod njenim vplivom je
postala Rozamarija tako memo
sno pobozna. Steer pa ina mala
he precej "a usesom +. S pet
najstimi leti,. in to malo pred
birmo, je imela ljubezenskc
afero z nasim sosedom in ga je
|spravila v tako neroden polozaj
|da Sc ma nase obzalovanje zdaj
Isploh mic vec ne prikaze. Seve
da Sc mu je morala zdeti zme
sana puncka hudo smesna.
Pc tern dogodku je bila ma
Braunecku nekaj casa poboznost
tako zelo v modi, da Sc skoraj
nj dalo vzdrzati. Knez, XII je ze
cd nekdaj precej misticno ma
vdahnjen, Sc je te bolezni take
nalezel, da sem ga nekega dine
dobila, ko je bral 2 Rozomarije
knjizico svetih pesmi!!! No, ts
Servicenlen II
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30

"a izboljsanje polti? Nujno te
Iprosi1n Aasnj, ker Sc mi delajo
gdbice pod ucnai, in ne snem
takati tako dolgo, IA bodo to vsi
opazili. Oh, ia Brauneck! Mic
cudnega nj, te Sc delajo CUBE '
tern zivern dolgocasju!
Ne pozabi svoje
Sarlote Brauneske.
Ljubi Harro!
Tudi ma mole zadnje pismo nj
81 odgovoril, ceprav sem upala,
da mi bos postal vsaj nekaj be-
sed. Srecna bi bila. Toda morda
Esi obljubil mojemu ocetu, da mi
ne hos pisal. Tako pa vedi vsaj
to o meni, da nislim nate zme-
rom isto hvaleznostjo in lju-
beznijo. Komu maj bi rekla od-
krito besedo, ee ne tebi? Kar je
gospa Hardensteinova sla, sem
tako zelo sama, toda to YES ze liz
mojih prejsnjih pisern, &c 81 jih
dobil. Dokler pisem, mislim
zmerona, da govorim teboj ka-
kor " starih casih. Tudi danes ii
bonn povedala nekaj, kar me je
zelo razveselilo. Odkrila sem, da
Sc vidi z debelega stolpa, &c Sc
gre njegovo zgornjo sobo-so-
bo carovnice-, cez gozd. In tam
je zadnji teden nastala drobna,
bella crta, kjer je bio drugace
zmerom jasno nebo. Bit mora
zidovje tvojega novega donna.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
johnson and Wife
Face Sentencing

After celebrating approximately
two hours, a District Court jury late
yesterday found Raymond E. John
son, 28, of the 400 block of Buchan-
an. street NV, and his pretty wife,
Mrs. Gloria Hit Johnson, ~, guilty
Of conspiracy to misapply $4,000
from the Lincoln National Bank
Seventh and D streets NV.
Al the same time, the jury found
the husband guilty of forging a
check against the bank for $1,000
No money actually was paid out on
the check, however.
Mrs. johnson was formerly q
bookkeeper at the bank, and was
once hatcheck girl at night club
Her husband is a taxicab operator
Yesterday was given over to final
argument by Assistant United States
Attorney John P. Burke, the prose.
cutor, and defense counsel prior tx
the case going to the jury after
pm.
Chief Justice Bolitha ]. Laws
who presided at the trial, ordered
both defendants committed, pend.
ing sentence.
Evening star., 1945-12-14

espionage reports from Panama
might have led Army men to con-
clude the Japanese were equally in
terested in that vital artery.
Asked If high officers did not con-
slider the island Of Oahu an impreg-
nable fortress. Gen. Gerow replied !:
mo fortress is impregnable."
Before the committee today was
hitherto confidential summary
Of the Navy's Pearl Harbor inquiry,
which revealed that on October IA,
194l, Admiral Kimmel issued Pa
cific Fleet confidential letter pre-
scribing measures for the security
of the fleet while in Hawaiian
waters.
"One of the assumptions stated
In this letter was that declara-
tion Of war might be preceded by a
surprise attack on ships at Pearl
Hsrbor," the Navy summary set
forth.
Directed "Alert Status"
About the same time, on October
II, Admiral Kimmel directed IAN
alert status in the outlying islands" I"
The new document goes on to ex-
plain that in pursuance of this
order Admiral Claude c. Bloch,
then commandant of the 14th Naval
District (HawaiD, sent a dispatch
to Midway, Johnston and Palmyra
Isle nds and to the Marine detach-
ment at Wake Island, reading:
I'm view international situation,
assume alert status"
Rear Admiral r. E. Schuirmann
testified, in the Navy investigation,
that the Navy Department had been
kept fully advised Of the progress
of diplomatic negotiations with the
japanese ENJOYS, Kichasaburo No
mura and Saburo Kurusu.
In this new summary he was re-
ported to have recalled that on
Wednesday or Thursday before the
attack, Secretary Of State Hull tele-
phoned him and said that che
wanted Admiral Schuirmann to
know that he didn't seem able to do
anything more with the Japanese
and that they were liable to run
loose like a mad dog and bite any
one.
Admiral Schuirmann said he as
sured Secretary Hull that a war
warning had been sent out, and he
reported the conversation to Ad-
miral Stark"
Hitler Told War Impended.
An intercepted message from
Tokyo to Berlin, dated November 80,
194l, informed Hitler that there is
extreme danger that war may break
out suddenly between the Anglo
Saxon nations and Japan" the sum-
mary reported.
This message was said to have
been decoded December /, six days
before Pearl Harbor. 1t added in
this secret telegram, which the
japanese Ambassador was told to
give the Fuehrer: The time of the
breaking out of this war may come
quicker than any one dreams" The
message added:
IF Russia joins hands tighter with
England, and the United States re-
sists us with hostilities, we are
ready to turn upon her with all our
might"
Evening star., 1945-12-14
Text of Mitchell Statement

ings within anything approximating
the time I originally anticipated
and accordingly, am certain OF my
own inability, and that OF my staff,
to see the job through to the end
All Of my staff accepted their places
on my expectation and assurances
that they would not be held for
any considerable time after jan
uary /. My own obligations and re-
sponsibilities put me in the same
position.
This outcome is a source OF deep
concern and regret to me, and to
the other members of my stan. l
did not want the place as counsel,
but under the circumstances I felt
I could not refuse 1t. had hopes to
perform a useful public service in
aiding to present publicly all the
pertinent facts which would permit
the committee, the Congress and the
public to answer the questions in
their minds.
Worked Days and Nights.
Our entire staff has worked days,
nights and Sundays for two months
and a half. We have produced, or
prepared for introduction, much
pertinent evidence that has never
been produced at any previous in
quiry about Pearl Harbor. We are
all depressed that because of the
course of the proceedings we have
not been able to present it.
1t is necessary for me to ask the
committee to arrange for other
counsel to carry on. II that is done
with reasonable promptness there
should be no. serious break in the
hearings. We have already done
large part of the work in digging
out and organizing basic material
and documents and arranging for
the witnesses.
want to make it clear that there
has been no restriction placed upon
counsel by any member of the COM
mittee or by any agency of the
Government as far as presenting
Evening star., 1945-12-14

pertinent evidence Is concerned.
We have had access to al peril
nent records and have received
complete cooperation from all
Government departments concerned.
I feel sure that this same condition
will continue.
We will make every effort to aid
the new counsel in preparing for
their work and, during that process,
we can, If the committee desires,
continue, for the rest OF December
and for a short time in January,
presenting evidence to the commit
tee so that the new legal stan can
pick up the case and carry on.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
French Breed Rution
Revival in Prospect
he Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. Dec. IA. Frenchmen
were informed today that the
staple of the average family's diet,
bread, again will be rationed after
January / unless American wheat
deliveries increase
Pierre Tanguy-Prigent, food sup
ply minister, told a committee Of
the Constituent Assembly that, be-
cause of the poor harvest and fail
ure OF promised shipments from the
United States, ration cards would
have to be reissued.
The family investing in Victory
Loan Bonds is buying a controlling
interest in its future.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
Park View Citizens
Protest Liquor License

The Park View Citizens Associa-
ton, at meeting last night, pro-
tested a retail liquor license for a
store at Rock Creek Church road
and Georgia avenue NV.
Fred s. Walker, president, will at
tend a hearing December 26, before
the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board to present the associations
protest.
The meeting was held in the Park
View School, Newton and Warder
streets NV.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
Dutch Exchange to Reopen

THE HAGUE. Dec. IA (P.-The
Amsterdam Stock Exchange will
open early in 1916, probably on jan
uary 2, the official Netherlands eco
nomic information service said To-
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20
Naomi Chapter
 Hold YnIe Party

Mrs. Marion MeiSter, worthy ma tron, presided at the meeting held Tuesday night by Naomi Chapter, No. 23, o. E. S., at Masonic Temple. Success of the annual bazaar was reported by Mrs. Lillian Rodeck, as- sociate matron.
 MT. and Mrs. William L. Clarke who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Tuesday were pre- sented a hand painted tray from the chapter. MT. Clarke received a crystel vase from the Officers. Fol- lowing the meeting Christmas party, supervised by William Meist- CT, worthy patron and James Bur hoe, associate patron, was held. The program consisted of Christmas carols and games.
 Prizes for high scores in the games were awarded to Irving Spiers, Mrs. Olga French, Miss Hell en Webb, Mrs. Caroline Wells and Mrs. Paul Kiessling. A special prize was awarded to William L. Clarke.
 A gift exchange was featured. Re- treatments were served in charge of Mrs. Lillian Rodeck, Mrs. Char lotte Stell and Mrs. Marion Meister.
 A short meeting will be held Jan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20

The Town Crier Tells. Terryviles Baldwin Park is lighting it's first Christmas tree since 1941 this week The schools in surrounding towns and little towns like Cheshire, Oakvle Middebury, Watertown, Thomaston, Ltched and Prospect closing for the Christmas hoi days It's rather pretty out in the country these days Following the curvng road that rims the reservoir be- tween Thomaston and Morris the evergreen trees stand out against the white and the reservoir lake looks clear and wintry. Skiing small scale is being joyed of the nearby hills. This month of December the Vermont Central Railroad is observing hundred years of existence. It's a part of the Canadian National Railways. The Abigail Adams of the most famous locomotives owned by the original railroad named for the second U S. Presidents wife and another famous engine the Governor Paine built in 1848. Goshen farmer pretty much in the dumps or the drifts until he heard about Buffalo and pie lures of the blizzard out there The road from Water town to Bethlehem (Conn is pretty popular these days folks driving up there to do their Christmas mail ing The natives having quite bit of excitement watching the cars whz by. Home for Christmas to look like the lane north of the house. says Farmer Brown of East Cornwall his Christmas card mail be- gins to come in. n.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20
Social Notes

Mrs. E. Kirk Haskell, her daugll- ter, Mrs. Allen Thomas Clement and her daughter, Evelyn Carey Clement of New York and David Bloomfield, Hartford, will be guests of MT. and Mrs. Elton s. Wayland, Woodlawn Terrace, over the holidays. Their son John Elton Wayland, R. o. T. o., Northwestern University, III, will ar- rive home tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. Wayland will enter tain at traditional Christmas Eve party at their home.
 MT. and Mrs. Gerald c. Low, Wa tertown have with them for the holidays their daughter, Miss Ad- riene, a student at Forman School, Litchfield, who is now home, and Miss Lindy Low, studying laboratory Tech, at Brooks General Hospital, San Antonio, Texas.
 Miss Joan Monagan. daughter of Walter E. Monagan, Euclid Ave, student at Trinity College. Wash ington, D. C., is spending the holi- days at her home.
 Miss Anne Moore, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas More, Con- cord Street, will spend the Christ mas holidays with her parents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20
Hospital Staff
 Hold Party

Personnel of Waterbury Hospital held Christmas party in the din- ing room of the hospital. Christmas carols were sung by Ruth Whitney and Gertrude Vulinsko, accompan- jed by Mrs. Helen Loring and Mrs. Helen Heebner. Several dance num- bers were presented by Andy Mas one and Arlene Coffey, Carole Ann Bergin and Marie Goffreda.
 A radio skit Conditional I Do," given by, members of the Civic Theatre Radio Guild, featured Betti Doyle, Yvonne Sherwell, Anthony Rogers, David Davies, Frank Spur and Tommie Sulnma.
 Committee members were: Eliza beth Wassaic, gifts; Eleanor Wa terman, refreshments; John Max well, music, and Leslie Baker, light ing. Arthur Stein was master of ceremonies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-20
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS
Jean GerUaiS
 Weeds Dec. 5

Mss Jean oeryals. daughter oi Mir. and Mrs. Oyila oeryais. Warnei street. and Ems. Anthony TFendi uSN. son of Mr and Mrt Thomaa Tlrendi, Easton avenue. Werc mar ried Dee. c. at S.. AnnS church at 6 a. m. by Rev. Ubaid Laurion. At- tending the bride was MlAs Lucy rlrenol. the bridegroom'S sister, who served as maid Of honor, and GerarG GerYais was best man Presented in marriage by her father, the pride wore a blush satin gown, with swee heart neckiine. edged wi.h lace and the full skirt was fashioned with train. Her finger Up veil Oi llluaon was fastened 10 a crown oi white roses and stepnanOtis and she carried a matching bouquet.
 The maid Of honor was attired .n a burnt orange satin gown, and car ried a bouque. Of mixed flowers
 Following the ceremony a recep- ton was held at the Franco Amer lcan Club for over 70 guests. The brides mother received in a black suit with grey accessories and cor sage of red roses. The bridegroom mother also wore black with similar accessories. The couple are on a wedding trip in New York City.