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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
Gen. Eisenhower ma
Obisku v GOrici

GORICA, Is. oktobra - Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower 81 je da-
mes ogledal Morganovo linijo
ter inspiciral 88. divizijo ma ME-
mu karakteristicen nacin. Med
smejanjem in salenjem je opo-
zoril ameriske vojake, da je
njih poglavitna naloga, da skr-
bio "a mir.
Lajtnant general John c.
Lee, je osebno vozil sefa ame-
riskega armadnega staba in ME-
COVE spremlJevalce skozi vrste
edine ameriske bojne divizije, XII
je Sc vedno takticno nastanjena
v TEN okrozju.
Eisenhower je veckrat dal
ustaviti avto in skocil ven, da
pozdravi vrste vojakov, XII so
stall v paradnih formacijah, po-
tenn pa Jim je rekel, da razpu-
stijo vrste in mu odgovarjajo ma
vprasanja.
Nekega mladega vojaka il
Kentuckyja je vprasal, ako 81
je ze nasel dekle. Vprasani je
zardel in rekel, da Sc ne. Nato
je Eisenhower M ed splosnim
smehom dejal, da je armada
ocividno nekaj narobe.
Vojaki so Sc zopet ma yes glas
zasmejali, ko je sef armadnega
staba dejal:
"Stvari tukaj izgledajo tako
dobro, da bonn sci v Washington
in skusal zvedeti, &c bi me hoteli
sprejeti v SO. divizijo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
ALI JE TAX NAUK
KRScANSKI?

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla,
II. okt. - Rev. FIR. John ]. Ca
vanaugh, predsednik Notre
Dame universe, je incl tukaj
govor, v katerem je navzocim
dejal, da bi Zedinjene drzave
najbolje odgovorile ''nevernim"
narodom z do neba segajoeimi
kupi orozja in vecjimi in bolj-
simi bombami. v govoru je ma
padal "komunizem" in dejal, da
vsak narod, XII hoce spadati k
svetovni vladi, bi moral biti
"uradno" bogabojec narod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
EDEN. XII VODI BOZ
PROTI INFLACIJI

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, II.
okt.-Tukajsnji mesar Marvin
Sojka, je danes prodajal govedi-
no najboljse vrste po 60 centov
funt. Rekel je, da pobija svojo
lastno zivino in da jo ina Sc do
volj. Govedino slabse kvalitete
je prodajal po 45 centov. Ro-
porterjem je Sojka rekel: "Jaz
ne verujem v inflacijo in bonn
storil, kar morem, da sc jo pre-
preci."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
NAZNANILo JUGO-
SLOVANSKE AMBASADE
v WAsHINGToNU. D. c.

v ameriskem casopisju,
pisanem " srbskem, hrvat-
skem i'm slovenskem jeziku,
opazamo inserate poedinih
privatnih podjetij, XII nudi-
jo pojasnila "a potovanja,
potne liste, VIE, ureditev
lastninske pravice, zapu-
Seine it'd. v zvezi z Jugosla-
WHO.
Ambasadi Republic Ju-
goslavije je v tel zvezi cast
op0zOriti vse one, XII Sc "a
nimajo "a kaksno vprasanje
v zvezi z Jugoslavijo, da Sc
"a VISA pojasnila obracajo
ma uradna jugeslovanska
predstavniStva v Ameriki,
to je Ambasado v Washing
tOnu i'm Generalne kOnZula-
te, v New YOrku in Chica-
gu, kjer bodo dobili vse av-
tenticne informacije brez-
placnO. DOkler ne bOdo OBJ
stojala uradno pooblascena
podjetja, toliko casa more
jo samo navedena jugoslo-
vanska predstavnistva da-
jati verodostojna navodila
in pojasnila.
Jugoslovanska Ambasada
Washington.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
PLESNA VESELICA

Plesno veselico bo priredila
podruznica st. Al Slovenske zen
ske zveze v nedeljo vecer, 20.
oktobra v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Clanice so najele Pete Sokach
orkester, XII bo gotovo zadovo-
ljil vse, kateri Sc radi zasucejo
oh zvokih fine godbe. Ia postrez-
DO v kuhinji in tocilnici pa so Sc
tudi prav dobro preskrbele, da
bo vsem ustrezeno. Priporocajo jo
sc "a poset. @-..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
ZAHTEVA ODPRAVO
RACIONIRANJA SLADKORJ A

WASHINGTON, II. oktobra.
- Kongresnik Alvin F. Wei
chel il Ohio je danes priporo-
cal, da maj OPA nemudoma uki-
ne racioniranje sladkorja. v br-
zojavki il Sanduskyja, Ohio, ma
urad OPA je dejal, da racioni-
ranje temelji ma umetnem po-
manjkanju sladkorja, medtem
ko ga ameriska vlada izvaza v
tujezemstvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
Polar ma Superior Ave.

Zgodaj vceraj zjutraj je ma
stal ogenj v veliki specerijski
trgovini Foodtown Super
market, 1918 Superior Ave., XII
je popolnoma unicil trinadstrop-
no poslopje in vse blago. v og-
nju je- zgorelo tudi meso cd Is
glav zivine. Julie Kravitz, last
mix, star 35 let, 256o Traymore
Ave-, University Heights, je de-
jail, da ne more tocno povedati,
koliko vrednosti blaga je bio v
trgovini. skoda ma poslopju Sc
ceni okrog $4,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
VAZNO IA VETERANE

V ponedeljek q. oktobra Oh
$3.50 uri zvecer sc vrsi vazna Sc
ia " Slov. drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave-, ma kateri bo Mr..
Mark McAroy il Columbusa
raztolmacil placilo vojaskega
bonusa vojnim veteranom dru.
&c svetovne vojne. Prosi sc star
Sc vojnih veteranov, da sinove
ma to opozore. Mr.. McAroy je
vazen faktor v veteranskem gi-
banju v drzavi Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18

POROKA >...
Proslo soboto sta sc porocila
Miss Esther Groenine in Mr..
Andy Mirtich, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
Andy in Alice Mirtich IL 12815
Kirton Ave. Porocna slavnost Sc
je vrsila zveter v Jug. del. mar.
domu v West Parku. Mlademu
|paru cestitamo in mu zelimo
vse najboljse v zakonskem ziv-
|ljenju!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
REDNA SEA-

REDNA SEA
Jutri vecer oh Z. uri Sc vrsi
redna seja podruznice stev. 5
SMZ v dvorani St. 4 stare po-
slope SIND. Seja je vazna ker
DO NJ dnevneln redu vec zadev
IL slavrega urada. Prosi sc
Iclanstyo. a se udelezi polnolte-
|vilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18

Naznanilo je podal poveljnik
nuernberske jece polkovnik B.
c. Andrus 36 ur po izvrsenju
eksekucij in Sc vedno nepojas-
njenem Goeringovem samomoru.
Zavezniske oblasti so sklenile
trupla sezgati in pepel raztresti
vsled tega, da preprecijo moz-
most, da bi nacijski simpaticar-
il kdaj odkrili tajne grobove ter
jih rabili kot propaganda sred-
stvo "a obnovljenje nacizma.
Kje so trupla sezgal, ..
nj ZnanO
Naznanilo ne pove, kje sc je
izvrsila kremacija trupel. Pove-
dalo sc tudi nj, dali so bila tru-
pla odpeljana il zaporov, kjer
Sc je izvrsila eksekucija, ako-
ravno Sc je videlo dvoje zapr-
tin avtomobilov odvoziti z jet
niskega dvorisca, toda casnikar-
j, Xxi so jima sledili, so avtomo-
bila kmalu zgresili.
Preiskava glede Goeringove-
ga samomora sc nadaljuje, toda
nj do sedaj odkrila Sc niGesar
novega. Splosen vtis je, da je
moral drugi najvaznejsi nacijec
imeti strup skirt ma svoji osebi
ze vec mesecev, dasiravno je tez-
ko razumeti, zakaj Sc tega nj
odkrilo, kajti kot ostali naciji,
je bill tudi on ponovno izpostav-
lien osebnim preiskavam.
Tozadevno nj bill vsled tega BE
nihce discipliniran. Preiskava
posebne komisije Sc med tenn
nadaljuje.
Moznost, da je strup dobil
cd zene, izkljucena
Polkovnik Andrus je danes
rekel, da je stevilo moznih osum.
ljencev skoro brezmejno, toda
definitivno je izkljucil teorijo,
da je Goering strup dobil cd svo.
je zene, XII ga je obiskala v jeci
nekaj dni pred eksekucijo. TIE.
kom obiska ju je namree locila
mreza in siroka mia in navzoci
so bill strazniki.
(Neki clevelandski zdravnik
je izrazil domnevo, da je Goer.
ing utegnil dozo strupom skri'
vati med svitkom tolscobe ma
svojem telesu S pomocjo vreza z
nozem v kozo, in da je strup imel
pri sebi cd casa, ko je bill areti-
ran. Znano je, da so vodilni ma.
ciji tekom zadnjih dni vojne
vedno nosili doze strupa s sc.
BOZ. Ma tax nacin Sc je takoj pc
aretaciji pok neal Heinrich
Himmler).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
POZDRAV II CALIFORNIA;

Dobro poznani John Prudich
pozdravlja vse prijatelje in ci-
tatelje il Long Beach, CAL, XII
Sc nahaja 40 mill cd Los Ange-
lesa, kjer je krasen pogled. Pi-
se, da cloveka kar pretrese, ko
vidi velikansko Kaiserjevo po-
slopje in v blizini letala, XII so
tekom vojne nosila mostvo in
orozje cez morje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18

VILE KOJENICE
y sredo vecer so sc zglasile
vile rojenice pri druzini Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Dacar mi. in pustile
" spomin zalo hcerko, XII je teh-
tala devet funtov. Matt in dete
Sc nahajata v Lakeside bolnis-
.nici in sc pocutita dobro. Mladi
ode je sin poznanega 6evljarja
Frank Dacar, 173O8 Greenwood
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
TRzASKO VPRASANJE
30 PREDLOzENO
ZDRUzENIM NARODOM

LONDON, II. okt.-Belgraj-
ski radio je snoci javil, da je
marsal Tito naznanil, da bo Ju-
goslavija vprasanje Trsta pred
lozila zbornici Zdruzenih naro-
dov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
Clevelandski pionir umrl

N1eVeIanoSK1 - p1on1r umrl
Ma svojem domu ma 9357
Amesbury Ave., je umrl v sta
rosti 81 let Charles S. Hecker,
XII je bill rojen v hisi, XII je stala
ma kraju, kjer Sc danes krizata
Addison Rd. in Wade Park Ave.
v svoji mladosti je delal ma far
mi, ko Sc je nahajala v okrozju,
XII je danes med najbolj gosto
naselj jenimi deli Clevelanda. Pc
tel druzini je bila tudi imeno-
vana Hecker Ave-, ma kateri IL
vi danes mnogo slovenskih dru-
lin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
ZADU SNICA

ZADUSNICA
V ponedeljek zjutraj oh $3.50
uri sc bo brala zadusnica v GER
Xvi sv. Pavla v Euclidu "a po-
kojnega Frank Mocilnikarja oh
prvi obletnici njegove smrti. So
rodniki in prijatelji so vabljeni,
da sc udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
Ysii oni, h 50 bill pokicani k
vojakom |. 1945, pridejo domov
Armada bo masni odpust izvrsila
Sc pred l. januarjem

WASHINGTON, II. oktobra-Nocoj je bilo uradno
naznanjeno da DO armada Sc pred /. januarem odpu-
stla vojake, XII so bill pokcani armada podlagi
zakona obvezno vojasko suzbo tekom leta 1945.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18

= hLV ALI1 UOSI1LNU
Gostilno Four Shoe Cafe ma
871 Wooster Rd., Barberton,
Ohio, sta prevzela Mr.. Peter
Cesen IL Naumann Ave. in Mr..
Louis Rijavec il Mohawk Ave.
Priporocata Sc prijateljem "a
obisk, ker bosta vedno postre-
gla najbolje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18

v ponedeljek, dne 81. okto-
bra OBJ pol osmih Sc vrsi redna
mesecna seja starsev Mad. pew.
zbora SID ma Waterloo Rd.
Vabi Sc vse, da Sc udelexe pol
nostevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
TRUPLA II NACIJSKIH
PRVAK0V SEZGANA
Pepel raZtresen v neZnanem
kraju; kje je Goering dobil
strup, Sc vedno nedognano

NUREMBERG IT, oktobra-Danes je bo uradno
znanjeno, da e trupa Hermana Goernga in osalh 10
nacijskh vonih krminalcev sezgalo in nh pepel
treslo nekem neznanem kraiu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18

nedeio, TO- ok+obro prooI krozek St Prog sovenk To- let
nco obstoo sov dusvenem domu Recher Ave- Podono
DO igro Roztreonc in ns DO zonN pogrom Pr6eek Oh
80 uri Popodne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
Generalisimus Stain prijal
marSala Tito.

Generalisimus Josef Stain
pTijal %. kvetna "a pTftomnosti
zahranicn1ho ministra Vjacesla-
va M. Molotova jugoslavskeho
marsala Tito, ktery
pfijel do Moskvy pravdepodob-
ne "a tim ucelem, ably Sc dovo-
laval pomoci Sovetskeho svazu
pro z1skan1 Terstu.
Marsal Tito byl pTijat velmi
okazale, a moskevsky rozhlas
citoval z jeho projevu pc pfljez
du, re "Jugoslavci Sc v posled-
MIN roce pTesv6dcili, re mali v
Sovetskem svazu nejleps1ho pr
tele a nejmocnejs1ho zastance.
Proto Sc test, re Jim Sovetsky
svaz pri povalecne rehabilitaci
pomnze prave tax obetave, ia
ko Jim pomahal Ia valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
Pevecky sbor Cervenej armady
Bratislave.

Bradshaw (CTK) = Dna 21.
maja pricestovala do Bratislavy
zvlastna delegacia peveck6ho a
tanecneho sboru Cervenej ar
mady. Delegacia bola uvftana
poveren1kom Skolstva Sloven-
skej narodnej rady DIR. Lacom
Novomeskym. Delegacia bola
prijata tohoze dina predsedom
Sboru poverenfkov Karlom
Smidke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-06-07
Fasisticka vysiIacka zjistsna.

Jak Sc oznamuje z Rfma, by
la tam objevena tajna fasisticka
v~ysflacka, ktera vysflala fasis-
tickou propaganda. Jeden muz
byl Zatcen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
State Federation
Meeting Planned

Representatives Of the League Of
Women Voters, the Parent Teach
ers Association and other organiza-
tons connected with the Woman's
Service Bureau will attend the
Connecticut State Federation Of
Women's Clubs meeting. The
meeting has been planned from
1890 to $3.50 on Tuesday at the
Centinel Hill Hall. Hartford. Mrs.
c. Arnold Anderson, chairman Of
youth conservation, will preside.
A junior Town Meeting Of the
Air, in connection with the event
will be presented over Radio Sta
ton WHIT, with Miss Una King
as moderator.
Speakers win include: DR.. Ar
mold Gesell. director OF the Clinic
OF Child Development. School Of
Medicine, Yale University: DR.. Al
ONO Grace. commissioner Of educa-
ton for Connecticut; Harold j.
Mahoney, supervisor Of occupa-
tional information; Jacob Feldman,
group secretary. Council Of So
cial Agencies; DR.. Stanley II. Os-
born, commissioner Of health for
Connecticut: and Miss Katherine
r. Griffith, executive secretary Of
the Diocesan Bureau Of Social Ser.
vice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Ne1O YWCACIub
InStaIIs Officers

Miss Mildred oeremia was re-
Gently installed as president Of the
newly-formed Estralee Club at the
Y.wC.A.
Other of1cers who were installed
included Miss Ann Hanlon, vice.
president; Miss Justine Mahoney,
secretary, Miss Joan Sullivan,
treasurer; Miss Theresa D'Ambroi,
financial secretary; Miss Evelyn
Anderson, social chairman, Miss
Shirley Petke, entertainment chair
man. and Miss Joan Davidson, pub
licity chairman.
The club members also held a
George Washington party recently
at the Y.WC.A. New members at
tending included: Misses Ann
Sheehy, Katherine Butler, Shirley
Petke, Carol Peterson, Patricia Mar
tin, Ruth Lawson. Nancy Shanahan
Dorothy Becito, Judith Andrew, Lee
Loyden and Joyce Santa Lucia.
Others present were: Misses Mil
dred Geremia, Joan Sullivan. Ter
esa D'Ambrosi, Nancy Russell Gen.
evieve Sirica, Phyllis Casertano
Justine Mahoney, Barbara Coleman
Patricia Mulville, Evelyn Anderson,
Carolyn Meyer, vician Saunders,
Catherine Surgener, Barbara Sirica,
Ann Hanlon and Joan Davidson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
CabOne-DeLeO
Wedding Here

Miss Caroline DeLeo, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph DeLeo Of
Hamden Avenue, and Joseph Ca
pone, son OF Mrs. Concetta Capone
OF Oakville, we're married yesterday
morning at st. Lucy's Church.
The bride was attired in q white
slipper satin gown fashioned with
a lace panel front, long lace sleeves
and a sweetheart neckline. Her
fiingertip veil fell from a tiara Of
beaded orange blossoms and she
carried a bouquet OF Gala lilies.
Miss Mary DeCarolis, maid OF
honor, wore an orchid gown styled
with a full skirt. fitted bodice. and
a sweetheart neckline. She wore a
large picture hat and carried a
bouquet Of yellow roses.
A reception was held at Concordia
Hall for more than 800 guests. Mrs.
DeLeo received in a black ensemble
with corSage Of red roses, as
sisted by Mrs. Capone who also
was attired in black with a corsage
OF red roses.
The couple left on a wedding trip
to New York. The bride wore a
black and gray pencil striped dress
with black accessories. a brown fur
coat and an orchid corsage. Mr.. and
Mrs. CaponS plan 10 reside at 81
Hamden Avenue upon the return
from their trip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Loretta GaLUin
Feted at ShOpeY

Miss Loretta Calvin of Baldwin
Street. was honored recently at
a personal shower and tea at the
Colonial Room of The Elton, by her
co-workers Of the Production Con-
troll Department of the U. S. Rub
Der Company office. Miss Calvin
will be carried to Eugene A. Muir
ply, Jr., Of Davis street. OalIville,
on Saturday. Those attending were
the Misses Genevieve Bartoszewioz,
Harriet znuda and Mrs. Stella
McAallan, all Of Ansonia; Mrs. Ma
RE Glasberg. Mrs. Francis Harnick,
and Miss Ann Rapick, all of this
city; Miss Ruth Fields Of Cheshire:
Mrs. Irene Fitzgerald. Mrs. Eliza
beth Bowers, Mrs. Gertrude p
ehulo, Mrs. Florence Monahan,
Misses Mildred Goggin, Mella Ma
Vein, Lillian Grant. Rita Burns,
Evelyn Gardoni, Nellie Oldakowski.
Frances Gniazdowski, Clare ODon-
nell, Edna Ciycheau. Beatrice An
drews, Dorothy Connolly, Doris Oh
SON and Phyllis Clymer, all of Maui
gatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Hospital Aid
Plans SiIUeY Tea

st. Mary's Hospital Aid Society
win sponsor their annual St. Pat-
ricks silver tea and card party Sat-
urday afternoon, March i6, at 3
O'Clock ct the Nurses Home on
South Elm Street. The annual drive
for membership will also be con-
cluded on this date.
Mrs. James p. Walsh OF Calumet
Street, Is chairman for the tea, as
sisted by Mrs. william Deadly, Mrs.
John Collins, Mrs. Edward Grimm.
Mrs. Daniel Martin, and Mrs. Asa
York,
The tea will be the largest social
event sponsored by the Society in
several years. Members and their
friends are urged to attend. The
event Is planned for March Is as st.
Patrick's Day. the nth falls on sun
day. Many door prizes win be given
away, and an interesting program
planned. Refreshments will be serv-
ed following cards. Those attending
are asked TO bring their own play
ing cards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Pauline StOU
Engaged to Wed
-Manotti studio.

The engagement Of Miss Pauline
Stoll, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Isidore stoll Of Kaytonne Avenue
has been made known by her par
ents, to DR.. Richard J. Newman,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Samuel New
man Of Yonkers, N. Y. The we'd
ding has been planned for March
81.
Miss Stoll is a graduate Of SYRIA
cuse University and was employed
with the U. s. Employment Service
until recently. DR.. Newman is a
graduate Of Amherst College and
the Long Island School Of Medicine
where he was under the A.S.T.P.
program. Or. Newman Is at pres
ent an intern ct the GraSslands
Hospital, White Plains, N. Y. He
will be called back into the Reserve
In July.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

ton OF meat, potatoes, cabbage, ana
perhaps a corn -four dessert.
The Fail government has insti-
tuted compulsory tillage of the land
to provide the starving peoples on
the continent with food.
Just Neutral
Mrs. Buscemi denied that the
Fail administration has reflected
pro- Fascistic seanings, as reported
by commentators at various times
during the war. We were merely
neutral adding as If in explanation
of their good will. we not only
made novenas that war would not
touch Ireland. but we also prayed
that peace would soon come to the
whole world"
Here the Irish bride. so recently
arrived in her adopted country, seem
to reflect a tinge Of inconsistencies.
She looked into the distance, assert
ing slowly: ireland is really a Won
derful. wonderful country"
America. however, she said quick
ly. was also wonderful and equally
as beautiful. But Ireland is beau
tiful in a different sort Of way. 1t
has a verdant type Of beauty" And
Dublin-Oh, it's lovely. Full Of
beautiful Georgian houses"
Mrs. Busceni is going to become
an American citizen just as soon as
the law permits. This is not her first
visit to America. Her family came to
America when she was a youngster,
living in Newark, but the Longs, it
seems. got homesick for the green
Of Ireland.
At this point. former CT Ray Bus
cemi. who had been downtown,
walked in. Il hope you don't mind
my giving an interview TO the news
papers explained his bride. You
know the folks at home will like to
hear how I'm getting on"
Ray, said he sanctioned the inter-
view and Mrs. Buscemi appeared
much relieved.
The tall, dark ex-servieemar, now
%, joined the armed forces in 1914.
He met the titian-haired Maureen
Long in Belfast in May of 1874.
With the Fifth Infantry division,
he landed in Normandy on July 7,
1914, and was wounded shortly
ly thereafter. returning to England
for disqualification.
Once again returning to combat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Mrs. MasyDewey,
Miss PawIimeStOll
HOmOred Recently

Mrs, Mary Dewey and Miss PAUL.
Inc Stoll were honored 81 z dinner
recently at the II Club BY members
OF the stan OF the Waterbury ollco
Of the y. 3. Employment Service.
Mrs Dewey, former area manager 81
the war Manpower Commission, has
been appointed employment Speciel-
lst at the state USES headquarters,
Hartford. Miss Stoll viii become the
bride March 81 Of Df, Richard J.
Newman, Yonkers, N. Y Paul r.
Parsons, once manager, presented
Mrs, Dewey and Miss Stoll with
gifts,
Other guests included: Jane
SQuires, Marjorie Lynch, Jennie
Pomponio. Doris Veillette, Mary
Santora, leonora Feitelson, Irene
Montambault, MRS. Vera Abbate,
Ruth Mitkowsky, Ruth Wasilauskas,
Patrick Deleon, Harolt slattery,
Mrs. Elizabeth Garlic, Mrs. Marg-
aret X. Mulcunry, Patricia Boylan,
Mrs. Theresa Mitchell, Adele Wall
ZACH, Camilla Bracken, Mrs. Marion
Harmon, Lillian Baribault, and
Mary smith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Veterans WiIL
Be HOnOred

A reception will be given Thurs
day, February %, $50 to II p m.
at Pearl Street Neighborhood
House for all veterans and their
guests on the house honor roll.
Brief welcoming remarks by MEM
bers Of the nag committee, DR..
james M. Lee, Chairman; Mrs.
Laura Harvery, Mrs. Aileen Wood
ers, Mrs. Ella Mckinney, Mrs.
Mary jenkins, Miss Elizabeth Ros-
coe, Mrs. Leila +. Alexander VIII
lians. and staff. Refreshments and
dancing will follow.
A planning committee will meet
Wednesday, February q, Sis y. m.
at Neighborhood House to outline
q program for local house observ-
ance In the annual Vocational OPP
portunity Campaign, March 10. Pro-
gram win include round table con-
ferences, radio broadcasts, Aims,
and q forum Sunday afternoon,
March II. Program chairmen are
Mrs. n II. Ward and Miss Inez L.
Alexander.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
CLUB NOTES
Local Clubs
Sponsor NtIrSiMg
Scholarship


Miss Myrlam Molina, Of 0uate.
mAla City, Guatemala, has received
che international nursing scholar
chip offered by The National Fed.
eeAtlon 81 Womens Clubs.
Members Of The Bunker Hill LIZ.
arAry Club and the waterbury Wo-
mems Club are participating IN the
international scholarship efdeavor,
which aims TO educate one nurse
each year TO take her place IN coun-
tries where nurses are badly need.
ed,
Miss Norma will train at the Uni.
verslty OF Connecticut, Storrs, FOR
the next four years, returning TO
Guatemala City 10 train women as
practical nurses. II is reported that
Guatemala has only 50 trained
nurses In q population Of four mill
lion.
The scholarship winner Is 2e.
years.old, was an orphan and has
provided her own education. She
speaks English, Spanish and French
fluently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Philip Noble
addresses Club

Philip Noble, well-known world
traveller and lecturer, addressing the
women's Club Tuesday afternoon
on Winter Wonderland" described
the beauty Of the Southwestern sec
ton Of the country. Illustrating his
lecture with technicolor Aims. Mr..
Noble showed the Yosemite Nation
al Park, several cities Of interest In
California, and the annual fiesta in
Santa Barbara.
Mrs. william Wolf, president, an
nounced plans for a supper, fashion
show and bridge. to be sponsored by
the ways and means committee. on
March IL. The room committee spon
sored bridge this afternoon and
the social committee will hold q
card party March 5. The civics COM
mittee is also planning q rummage
sale for March 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
ny BETTY BLANCHARD

"what do I think Of American
Well, as We say IN DAblln-it's SIM
ply smashing" declared the beauti.
ful irish bride Of ex-Sgt. Raymond
Buseeml yesterday In her new home
at al Drake Street,
The ie.year.old colleen arrived IN
this country q few days ago BY
plane from Belfast, where me mar.
ried SGT Raymond Buseeini, twice.
wounded IN fantryman, on July 4,
ie8S Of last year
Asked 10 interpret the Dublin sig.
niflcance Of "mnashlng", the con-
venS-bred irish lass explained, well,
It's simply terrific. Everything Is
wonderful, and the people are 20
very friendly and pleasant. Every
thing is jusA simply terrific" she
used the word terrific" each time