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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
KAIP RAMU
(Margalio eiles)
(Bus daugiau)


Kaip ramu ant krutines
Kada sodai baltuoja,
Kada bites namines
Tarp ziedu smiceliuoja;
Kada ciulba biteles
Ir kukuoja gegutes,
Jautrios skamba po DARRELL
Daineles sesutes;
Kada uzia upelis
Sniegui tirpstant pakiles;
svelnus pucia vejelis, -
Jau nuo saules apsiles.
Man sirdis tuomet mainos,
Veido rauksles isdyla,
Jausmai saldus prabyla,
Linksmos verziasi dainos,
Ak, ia diena lairninga,
Nuramina verksminga!
Bet tamsa vakarine
Kad uzkrinta ant zemes,
Vel man CELIA krutine,
Vel as liudnas, aptemes.
Sunku vargti ant svieto!
Vieta cia istremimo. -.
Cia dalis gniauzia kieta -.
Zmogu to-pradejimo. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27

Kaip nesugabus ALT vadai,
ir kaip netinkami jie butt ta-
rybos vadovybeje - simutis,
Grigaitis ir Vaidyla - irode
jie patys pastaru ivykiu eigo-
je, kur reikia rimtu zmoniu.
Todel visuomene lai nesiste-
bi kad su jais nebuvo gahma
pasiekti jokio susitarimo veik-
ii net bendrais reikalais.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
organizuojama Misija Washin-
gtone pravede visus kelius, ir
LVS ir Misijos vadai patys j
San Francisco konferencija
vyksta, gave State Department
to laiskus ir spaudos igalioji-
mus. Gi tarybininkai turejo
jieskoti, maldauti ismintinges-
niu ir tinkamesniu negu jie, j
San Francisco siusti.
Jiems reikejo prasyti SLA
pirmininka Adv. w. F. Lau-
kaiti, LRKSA centro sekreto-
riu VIM. T. Kvietka, ir nepilie-
tt Pulk. K. Griniu vaziuoti.
.Tuo tarpu, is Misijos j kon-
ferencija vyksta patys LVS ir
Misijos vadai:
LVS pirmininkas ir Misijos
sekretorius Inz. P. J. ziuris,
Misijos pirmininkas Adv.
Antanas A. Oils,
Misijos ko-pirmininkas AL.
G.. Kumskis,
LVS centro sekretorius, Mi
sijos narys, K. S. Karpius, su
spaudos atstovo teisemis.
Sic vyrai patys prieina ir
prie Prezidento, ir prie sena-
toriu, ir prie gubernatoriu, ir
State DEPARTMENT.. Tarybos
gi vadai turf samdyti kitus.
Bet ziurekit kokie jie man.
dri gaidziai savo Lietuviskame
meslyne!
Jie iskoneveikia Misijos va
du paskelbta fakta kad Misijos
atstovai gavo laiskus is State
DEPARTMENT. sarysyje su kon-
ferencija, bet klykauja ir di-
dziuojasi : giriasi kad M. XII
ziute gavo reporterio kortele.
Reporterio korteles gavo sim
tai, sjei ne tukstanciai, betgi
State DEPARTMENT. laiskus tu-
ri tik Misijos vadai. Tarybi-
ninkai nieko panasaus negavo.
Jie isivaizduoja sau kad tik
jie trys turf teise dirbti Lie
tuvos vadavimo darba, kad tik
ju vardu (pasamdyti) kiti gall
rezoliucijas, ir memorandumus
rasyti (prisiminkit kokios ju
rezoliucijos: pagyrimai raudo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27

pailse. Diena tekdavo rastineje dirbti, o
nakti eiti sargyba.
Geguzes 2 diena emem rengtis isban-
dyti savo jiegas. Pirmuciausia puolem Pa
giriu miesteli. Pasiseke Bolseviku ne
laisve paenem 40. Apie tick pat buvo ir
nukautQ. Paskui seke Siesikai, Ukmerg6
il kit miesteliai.
Musu sarasas
Is Siesiku valsciaus kovose su boise
vikais yra nukauti Sic:
Antanas Stasevicius is Vidugiriu X,
zuvo prie Truskavos
Vladas Jasiunas is Meilunu kaimo.
Klotnis, zuvo prize Siesiku.
Ignas Tamelis is Jurgelioniu kaimo,
Mire nuo zaizdu: ~, :.
Stasys Andrasiunas is Belazariskiu k.
Stepas Jankunas, taipgi is Belazaris-
kiu kaimo.
Suzeisti:
Povilas Dedele is Belazariskiu,
Vladas Nugaras is Jurgioniu kaimo.
Apdovanoti Vyties Kryzium:
Balys Kastunas is Siesieku,
Vladas Nugaras is Jurgelioniu k.
Ignas Tamelis is Jurgelioniu kaimo,
Antanas Masiulis is Jurgelioniu k.
Juozas Zimblys is Meilunu,
Jonas AndraSlunaS is BeiazarlSklV
dvaro.
Virsila Jurgis zilys,
Jurgelioniu k, Siesiku val.
Apdovanotieji
Ito pest. zemaiciu Kunigaikscio Bu-
tegeidzio pulko kuopos eilinis Vilius Bic
iauskas, 1920 metu Lapkricio II buvo pa
siustas su TRIMS kareiviais j miska zval
gybon. Ten il apsupo Lenku uztvara. V.
Bieliauskas, prasimuses, uzejo Lenkams ]
uznugari ir, metes ranking granata juos
isvaike Paeme iris ,Lenku pamestus Saul
tuvus, ir gryzo prie savuju. siaip visada
geriausia atlikdavo zvalgo pareigas.
Lapkricio 18 ~jis pirmas puole Lenkus
ir pirmutinis ibego Daubariskiu kama.
Uz narsuma apdovanotas Vyties Kry-
zium. Us kariuomenes archyvo.)
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27

fiosios armies ir save pasigy-
rimas demokratais! kad tik
jie atstoyauja visus Lietuvius,
ir daugiau tokiu nesarnoniu.
= Tuo tarpu, visanne Xxi siol
jie tespsja panegdEioti : sekti
Misijos vadus: ir memoranda
mus uztarimui Lietuvos tren-
tiniu ir pabegeliu, ir znones j
San Francisco susigriebe sius-
ii tik kada Misija paskelbe sa-
70 delegatu siuntima.
Isivaizduokit kas istiktu jei
sulyg ju moro niekas kitas ne
dirbtu Lietuvos vadavimo dar-
bo: jie, patys niekam netinka-
mi, senai jau butp nuvede visa
Lietuvos byla sunny keliais tat
siminkit jig derybas su Lenkais
Chicagoje, ju dalyvavima Len
per Rustic, lindinas sayo slyk-
sciais mAais ir skundais prie
Amerikieciu, i1' tt. ir tt.).
Ypatingai vieno tarybininko
histerija prizes Misijos vadus
rodo 10 smegenu uzdegirna.
Jeigu isgirstumet kad jis
mire tai zinosit kad tas zmo-
gels sprogo nuo apoplekcijos
del savo dideles pagiezos prizes
kitus Lietuvius kurie kaip sios
Sales pilieciai turi pilna teise
savo salygose deti geriausias
savo pastangas pagelbeti Lie
tuvai atgauti nepriklausomy-,
be.
Koks jo melavimas, smeizi-
mas, niekinimas kitq! Koks
jo mulkinimas visuomenes ir
saves gyrimas! Tx politis-
kas ir protiskas bankrutas ga
Ii tokiu nieksisku budu uz sa-
vo asmeninius interesus kovo-
I'll, kuomet siuo momentu eina
klausimas bendro Lietuvos rel
kalu gynimo, ne musu sroviu
savitarpines kovos kurstymas.
Kiekvienas net tamsus jo pa
sekejas mato kad tai pastan-
gos kitus mulkinti, kad tokia
jo gaidiska kova musu tarpe
ypac siuo laiku nereikalinga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
(Tesinys is pereito mr.
Pas mus ateina milzinas

Pas mus ateina milzinas
Prizes pat bolsevikams antra karta uz.
INFANT Siesikus, Vasario pabaigoje atejc
Meiliunq kaimo Vladas Jasiunas ir sake
- PraSau name uzraSyti j savano.
rius. AS tanstai ryt-poryt atnesiu du boil.
Sevikus.
Tie zodziai htus savanorius linksmai
nuteike. Istikruju tas jaunikaitis tikrai
galejo taip sakyti. Ugio du metrus (virs
Sesiu pedu ir puikiausio nuaugimo. Wy
ras is pirmuju! Toks tvirtas buvo vienin-
tells Siesiku valsciuje. Deja, musu eiles
siuo galiunu neilgai dziaugesi: antra die
na jis krito nuo prieso kulipkos netoli sa-
vo gimtosios vietos ir senos mociutes. Jis
kautynese ties Luknes dvaru buvo sesiu
bolseviku apsuptas. Nenoredamas gyvas
pasiduoti, ryzosi geriau mirti negu prize
sui nusilenkti Jis palaidotas Siesiku ka-
|pinese.
Antra karta bolsevikai Siesikus puo-
lie didelemis jiegomis Kovo pradzioje Mu-
su buvo apie 15O vyru gyneju. Gintis taip
pasiskirstem Dedele paeme raitelius,
puskarininkis Dzimblys su apie so vyru
uzeme bara prie Luknes dvaro, as SUI
40 vyru likau miestelyje. Oar vienas bu-
relis isejo ] Siesiku bel Pasodos dvarus.
Kulkosvaidis liko miestelyje.
Rytas Bolsevikai is patranku saude
Luknes dvara ir Siesikus. Luknes gyne-
jai pirmieji pasitrauke. Mes galejom bu-
ii apsupti. Daugelis gyventoju, palikda-
mi turta, eme begti. Musu "intendantu-
ra" ir valscius su knygomis pasitrauke j
Seta.
Kad bolsevikai taip greit neuzimtu
miestelio, kad kiti galetu laisviau apsi-
traukti, sesiese ikome prizes bolsevikus.
Tuo metu is Setos atioio keturi Vokieciai
su dviem lengvais kulkosvaidziais. Jie ir-
gi parode daug drasos, padedami sulaiky-
ii greita bolseviku verzimasi j prick. Ga
lop turejom ir mes pasitraukti. Siose
kautynese zuvo Jasiunas ir Klotnis ir vie
mas buvo pakliuves nelaisve, bet veliau
isbego.
Stojam artilerijai j pagalba
Pasiekem Seta. Sis miestelis skubiai
kraustosi j Kedainius. Keliai buvo pilni
zmoniu raitu, vaziuotu, peksciu. Su
jais sumiso ir savanoriai. Tvarkos nebu-
vo. Atrode kad bolsevikai tuojau uzims
seta.
Vakaras. W setos, Kedainiu link,
prize kaplnlu stovejo viena musu patran-
ka. Prize JOS darbavosi karininkas Geiga
su TRIMS kareiviais ir saude bolseviku
puse~ Vyrai dirbo net susile, vienmarski-
Mai. Atrode kad saudoma is keturiu pa
tranku. Praeina savanoriai, pamate juos
bevargstancius, eme telktis burr. Susi-
dare geras skaicius setiskiu, Pagiriskiu ir
Siesikieciu. Atsirado kan ir tvarkyti. Su-
sitvarke neleido bOlSeviku Seta.
! Kedainius prisirinko daug Siesikie-
ciu pabegeliu. Daugelis is ju buvo be jo-
kiu dolzumentu. Reikejo ten vykti ju tvar-
kyti. Sutvarke SUI j. Jankunu pabegelius,
gryzom j seta ir oficialiskai stojom sa-
vanoriu eiles.
setoje organizavosi atskiras Paneve-
zio batalionas, ir man tuojau buvo pavesta
tvarkyti rastine, surasineti savanorius.
Kurimasis nebuvo ramus, nes daznai tex
davo pasipesti SUI bolsevikais Visi svei-
XII vyrai budejo SUI ginklu rankoje. Pacia-
me miestelyje likdavo tik sergantieji ar
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
zuvo 80 LaikraStininku

Prizes keliolika dienu Okina-
wa saloje, nuo Japonu kulku
zuvo populiarus Americas ka-
70 korespondentas Ernie Pyle.
Jis tick jau isgarsejo kad apie
jo mirti ir jo darbus spauda
rase daugiau negu kada apie
kuri kita zuvusi ar mirusi zur-
nalista rase.
Ernie Pyle buvo apie 45 me-
tu amziaus. Jis yra jau 30
tas Amerikos karo korespon-
dentas zuves Shame kare, 13-
tas zuves Pacifiko salose.
THE BALTIC STATES. .Sa-
vaitinis The New Leader pa
talpino kelly puslapiu straps
nj, "The Baltic States: Europe
Cannot Be Free and Democra-
tic If the Baltic States Are
! Enslaved".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
NOkIETIJA baieiant oku1

NOKlE1lJA baigiant okupuoti ir islasvinant Belgi-
ja ir Holandija, atskleidziama uzdanga kuri slepe
baisybes ,as Voliecia atko okupuotose salyse. Tai
lauknq, barbaru darbas be protavmo be salto gavo-
llmo kanklnlmas, badu maririmas saudymas, zudymas
nekau, beglnkiu zmoniu - vien tik del to kad e
ramai lasvai gyveno nenoredam svetmiems savo val
dovais Tie zmones kaip bejiegia, mazesni spnesni,
vska nugalinciu ukariautoju bloksti init nelaisven
mrti, zu Paskirose vietose uztinkama tokiu mirtes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Womens pair city champion ship tournament for the Ely Cul- bertson trophy was held yesterday afternoon at the Cornell Bridge Club under the direction of Mrs. John c. Moriarty, 60 Linden street. High scorers were: north and south, Mrs. Nelson Squires and Mrs. Lewis Darlington, 121; Mrs. aPtrick Cro- non and Mrs. Eleanor Leitch, 109 102, east and west, Mrs. George Brennan and Mrs. E. J. Nelson, 126 Mrs. Joseph McArdle and Mrs. Ralph Crane, l23. The official stand ing. Mrs. John Collins and Mrs Lawrence Ryan 481 1-2; Mrs. James Abercrombie and Mrs. Eugene De- herty, 46S; Mrs. Thomas Bane and Mrs. Homer Bernier, 465; Mrs. Earl Pierson and Mrs. David Rosebrugh, tied with Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Brennan, 458 1-2.
 Top scorers in the Wednesday evening tournament were: north and south, Mrs. George Pryor and Mrs. Clifford Evittts, 91 1-2; Mrs. John Griffin and Miss Laura Cam issa, 79 1-2; east and west, Mrs. Charles HendricHen and Miss Helen Mezin, 76 1-2; Mrs. Thomas Colina and Mrs, Francis Kelley, 73 1-2. The official standing: Mrs. Robert Du- BoiS and Mrs. Leo Tylec, 341; Miss Mitzie Bowling and Miss Julie Mee- han, 328; Mrs. Pryor and Mrs. EVitts, 325 1-2; Mrs. John Culhane and Mrs. Earl Lallier, 319.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
ELTON CONTRACT CLUR

The mixed pair tournament, held at the Elton Contract club under the direction of Mrs. w. Sherman Smith closed last night. The trophy was won by MT. and Mrs. David Babson with a score of 362. Run nerS-up were: Herbert Root and Mrs. W. s. Smith, 35912; Thomas Edwards and Miss Helen Dacoteau, 357. Top score for the series was won by Mrs. Walter Norton and Miss Nancy Norton, 370. High scorers for the evening were: Mrs. Norton and Miss Norton, 6813; Herbert Root and Mrs. Smith, 67l2 MT. and Mrs David Babson, 6615.
 Winners in the Sweepstake sec- tion were: Miss Frances Cassidy, 50113; Mrs. James Sweeney and Mrs. Frank N. Hess, 4771a; Mrs. James Wheeler and Mrs. Leslie Rood, 463. Top scorers for the eve- ming: North and south, Mrs. Lucien Biondi and Mrs. w. A. Hall, 92; Miss Pauline Miller and Harry Crent, 84 Mrs. Bernard Wilhelm and Mrs. J. J. Vreeland, 811a; east and west, Richard Wright and Robert Schusterm 921a; Mrs. Ric h a d Wright and Miss Doris Ker, 87; D. A. Robinson and c. A. Alexander, 8513.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
Auxiliary Admits
 Three NeW Members

Three new members were initiated at the regular meeting of It. Shea auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, last night at Machinists' hall, East Main street, Mrs. Anne Cinaitis, president, presided.
 The auxiliary voted to co-sponsor a minstrel show which will be given Saturday evening at the U. s. Vet erans hospital, Newington. Also sponsoring the show are Wheeler Young post and the Washington Hill Community club.
 Delegates elected to attend the VFW state encampment at New Britain June 29. 30 and July were: Mrs. Pauline Conlon, Mrs. Mabel Winters, Mrs. Lillian Reed, Mrs. Julia Cooley. Mrs. Margaret Clarke, and Mrs. Della Hammel. Alternates include: Mrs. Elizabeth Savage, Mrs. Mary Pepen. Mrs. Eli:absth Hamm, Mrs Lucille Pepen, Miss Catherine Hamm and Miss Alice Naylor.
 The auxiliary has pledged 100 pc"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
CLUB NOTES
Women Voters To Hold State Meet

The Connecticut League of Wom. en Voters is holding a State Council meeting in Hartford on Tuesday, May 15, from 10 to 5 o'clock, in Centinel Hill Hall, G. Fox & Com pany. The Council is open to dele gates from the 40 Leagues in Con- necticut state board members, and past State League presidents. ODT regulations prevent larger repre- sentation.
 Registration of delegates is sched- uled from 10 to 10:3O o'clock Mrs. John G. Lee, state president of the League of Women Voters, will open the Council and welcome the dele gates. The report of the Finance Chairman will be given by Mrs. Raymond A. Gibson, of West Hart lord, president in charge of finance, and the presentation of budget will be made by Mrs. John R. Larus, Jr, of Hartford, treasurer of the Connecticut League.
 The report of the bylaws com iiltCee VIII be gwen Dy MrS. Vln- cent F. Wilcox, Jr., of West Hart ford, chairman of the state com mittee on National Bylaws.
 Miss Katherine Ludington, of Old Lyme, state foreign policy chair man, will bring a report from the National Council Meeting held in Washington, D. C., May l to 4.
 The afternoon session will begin at 2o'clock, and will feature a panel of local League presidents who will discuss program. Those participant ing in the panel are Mrs. c. B. Backes, of Wallingford, Mrs. Robert A. Gibson, of Hamden, Mrs. Charles Du B. Arcularius of New Canaan, Mrs. Lloyd G. Cave, of Norwalk, Mrs. Fred Couey, of Storrs, Mrs. Howell H. Richards, of Lakeville, Mrs. Reynolds Girdler, of Old Green wich and Mrs. Edmund Echenfelder of New London.
 Mrs. Joseph Leopold, Of Westport, chairman of program arrangements for the State Council Meeting, will lead the afternoon discussion on program and legislation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Leagues To Hold Annual Meeting

At the annual May Board meet ing of the Association of the Junior Leagues of America which opens tomorrow at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York, the Junior League of Waterbury will be represented by its present Regional Director and. following the election, by it's incom- ing Director, Mrs. Robert L. Coe, the President of the local league announced.
 In calling the meeting, Miss Cecil Lester Jones of Washington, D. C., President of the Association, an- nounced that the annual meeting and election scheduled in the con- nection with the Board meeting vii take place on May 15. The meeting will be the third one in the Associa. tion's tWenty-four years to be helo by proxy, the members voting bJ mail to elect a Vice-President Treasurer and five Regional Direc. tors. For the second successive yea the Board voted to cancel the Asso ciatiCn's annual conference to com. ply with wartime travel restrictions it was learned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
Lois z. Fyeen7an Bride Yesterday

Miss Lois Eleanor Freeman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman, Grandview avenue, was married last evening at ' o'clock at the Bunker Hill Congregatio church to It. George Raymond An- grave, son of MT. and Mrs. George AngraVe, Herschel avenue. Lilacs and dogwood decorated the church for the candlelight ceremony which was performed by Rev. Alan M, Fairbank.
 Mrs. Edwin H. Jones, aunt of the bridegroom, at the organ offered Ave Maria" by Shubert; 'Traume' by Wagner; "Elsa's Dream from Lohengrin; Evening Star from Tannhauser; and "CIaire de Lune', by Debussey. Mrs. Jones also ac- companied Mrs. Marjorie Nuhn who sang "Ich Liebedich", by Greig, and 70 Perfect Love-, by Stairs.
 The bride, who was presented in marriage by her father, was at tended by Miss Eveline Angrave, sister of the bridegroom, as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Misses Mary LaFleur, and Claire Kopp, both of Waterbury, and Misses De- ris Conklin, Butler, N. J., and Au- drey French, Great Notch N. J. It. Condr. Edwin Jones U. s. N, was his cousins best man. Guests from Sudbury, Ontario, New Jer- sey, New York and Vermont were ushered by Ensign Robert Lowell, U. s. N. R., A-TF Richard Whiting, Army Air Forces, and It. Edwin Hills.
 The brides white dotted marqui- sette gown featured sweetheart neckline, outlined with ruffles, a long fitted bodice, long tapering sleeves and a train forming a cas- cade of ruffles. Clusters of orange blossoms caught her full length veil of illusion and she carried a cas- cade bouquet of bridal roses, lilies of the valley and carnations.
 The maid of honor wore a shell pink dotted marquisette gown with bishop sleeves, a sweetheart neck line and full skirt, side tiara of deep pink roses, lilies of the valley and shell pink carnations to corres- pond with the flowers in her arm bouquet. The frOcks of the brides maids were of seagreen chiffon, de- signed with sweetheart necklines, three-quarter length sleeves, long gathered torsos and full skirts. Their side tiaras were of shell pink roses and lilies of the valley which were repeated in their bouquets
 The RoSanne, Middlebury, was decorated with spring flowers and lighted tapers for the wedding re- ception which followed. Mrs. Free man received guests in a woodrose dress, French blue accessories and a corsage of English bronze or chids. Mrs. Angrave was costumed in poudre blue with black accessor- ies and blush orchids.
 For her wedding trip to an un- announced destination, the bride selected an apple green ensemble, black accessories and corsage of bridal white orchids. She is a graduate of Crosby high school, at tended Perry'S School of Business and has ben employed in the main office of the American Brass Go. It. Angrave was graduated from Carson Long Military institute, att tended the University of Connecti- cut, and was employed at the Wa terbury Savings bank prior to his entry into the service
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
Circle Hears
 Report On Sale

Mrs. Anna Thomas, president of the Iduna Circle of the Zion Luth- eran church, reported on the suc- cess of the rummage sale held re- gently, at a meeting of the group yesterday at the home of Mrs. John Nygrsn, Oakville.
 A former member Mrs. Fred Nol- ring of Vallejo, Calf and Mrs. An- na Thompson, who recently return ed from St. Petersburg, Fla, at- tended the meeting.
 The society voted to make con- tribution to Lutheran World Action. The next meeting will be held June 13 at the home of Mrs. John Vest CT, Wolcott.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
Corp. LaneOiAe Wed M W00dbu7cy

Miss Alvlna Plungis, daughter of Justin Plungis, Woodbury, and Cpl Joseph Laneville. U. s. Army, son of Louis Laneville, North Main street, were united in marriage yesterday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Theresa's church, Woodbury.
 The bride was g0Wned in white faille taffeta, with sweetheart neckline, outlined with ruffle of net, bracelet length sleeves, a fitted skirt with panels of net and long train. A tiara of ruffled tulle held in place her fingertip veil of illusion and she carried prayerbook marked with an orchid.
 Miss Ann PlungiS as her sisters maid of honor, wore a heather rose gown of faille taffeta, fashioned with sweetheart neckline, three quarter length sleeves and full skirt Her Juliet cap and shoulder length vel were of delphinium blue and she carried bouquet Of garden flowers. Louis LaneVille, Jr., Wa tertOWn, served as best man for hLs brother.
 Approximately 25 members of the families and friends attended the wedding reception at the brides home. When the couple left on their wedding trip. the bride was wearing a green wool tailored suit, brown hat and accessories and a corsage Of orchids.
 Cpl. Laneville, who is home on a 28-day furlough after service in the South Pacific, will report for reassignment at Atlantic City, N. J. May 15. His bride will accompany him for two weeks. She attended WOOdbury high school and Post Jun- for college. Cpl. Laneville attended WatertoWn high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
OuOtu Mem bers
 Support Measure

Quota Club members adopted a resolution to support the appoint ment of deans for girls at all three of the local public high schools at a meeting held last night at the Press Club.
 Miss Helen Doran, dean of girls at Wilby High school, delivered an address pertinent to the question, after which a vote was passed. Second speaker was Miss Jeannette Blake, who spoke on property title searching.
 Miss Mary Hennessey, interna- tional treasurer of the organization, initiated a new member into the club, Miss Sally Miller, Girl Scout executive for the Waterbury Coun- cil. Miss Helen Mccarthy was ap- pointed War Loan chairman.
 A total of 2,820 pounds of cloth ing was turned over to the United National Clothing Collection Drive by the club. The volunteer commit tee to sort and pack clothing in cluded Mrs. Herman Alexander, Miss Helen Doran, Miss Mary Rielly Miss Grace Wolff and Mrs. Julia McDonald.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
Musical Art
 Group To Meet

The annual meeting of the Mat tatuck Musical Art Society Inc, will be held Monday evening, May 21, in the Tudor room, Waterbury Wo- mems Club, at 6:30 in charge of Mrs Frederick Nuhn, Mrs. Ethan Pen- dleton, and Mrs. Charles Foster. Mary Baker, social chairman, and her committee will contact the club members for food and money dona- tions.
 Mrs. Louis Stocking is planning the entertainment program. For this last meeting of the season members may bring guests. Reservations should be made by May 15. Com mittee chairmen will submit reports which will be reaQ at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
Presentation or
 Honor Role Made

An honor roll, dedicated to Blue Star mothers of Santa Maria circle, National Daughters of Isabella, was unveiled and presented to the circle by Mrs. Mildred Lynch Sunday at the circles 33rd anniversary pro- gram at the Elton.
 Mayor John s. Monagan praised the circle for it's work and for it's tribute to mothers of servicemen. Guests included Rev. Edward Shea,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
Chnrch Club
 Plans Bridge

The Women's Get-Together Club of the Third Congregational church met yesterday afternoon in the par ish hall.
 Plans were completed for a des- sert Bridge and food sale to te held in the parish hall May p at 1:30 D. m.
 Tea was served following the bus mess meeting by Mrs. Frank Wilson hostess, assisted by MT. William Barnes and Mrs. Philip Salinardi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10
TlUenty-Fiue Attend
 Alumni" Meeting

Twenty-Five persons attended the Alumni" meeting of the Pearl Street Neighborhood House held last evening. Bernice Wolfrey was chairman, assisted by Luther Cat Ing, O'Neil Ralph, Levester Perkins, Grace Petteway, Myrtle Petty and Jotsn Delgado.
 The next alumni meeting will be held May 16. The music and plan ming committees will also meet next week at the Neighborhood House.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-10

state chaplain; Miss Mary Reilly, Miss Mary Connor and Miss Esther Cranker, state officers. Mrs. Agnes ProulX was toastmaster and Mrs Mary Bowling Byrnes was in charge of the entertainment. More than 200 persons attended.