The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

with emphasis and much parent
pE4de. Upon questioning, Mrs. Bus
cennA, who is a college graduate, ad-
United that the word was not given
the same connotation in her ma
tive land, and Il was one Of her re.
cent American acquisitions.
But the Irish lass is also terrific
from the very first glimpse. Luxuri-
ant and curly brown hair, flecked
with red gold stands cut in sharp
contrast 20 her camelha complexion
A close-fitting black dress featuring
side drapery, was caught at her slim
waist with q white beaded medal
lion, and suited her tall graceful
figure to perfection. She wore high
heeled pumps trimmed with hob
nails. Mrs. BuScemi admitted, with
proper modeSty, she had often serv-
ed as model in the Belfast dress
shop where she clerked.
During the hour-long interview.
the Irish bride answered questions
graciouSly and with much thought.
Her voice was low. well-modulated,
and only here and there could be
discerned a tinge Of Irish accent.
She explained that the Dublin
speech was soft and slow-"sort Of
cosmopolitan"
Echoing the assertion made by
Mrs. Anthony Pilscyna. a British
bride interviewed by the Democrat
recently. Mrs. BuSceni asserted that
American servicemen were much
beloved by the Irish and compared
favorably in personality with young
men in that country.
Irish boys, are really terrific,
too, she said. They've wonderful
personalities. They're really fun
loving and very dashing."
But Ray was more attractive
than your Irish boys?", she was
asked.
"oh, yes. but far" she replied
empllatically.
what made him more attrac-
tive?"
She thought a moment, and then
replied, blushing slightly, Well.
it's just one OF those things you
can't analyze."
1T was just love. wasn't it?", in
terjected the Democrat photograph
er.
YES, yes. that was it," she said
apparently relieved someone else
had provided the explanation.
Erroneous Report
On the subject OF American pull
chritude, however, the Irish bride
differed slightly with Mrs. Piesyna
oh" she said very seriously
American women are very much
prettier than ! thought" It was
suddenly apparent the gracious lady
felt she had committed q faux pas.
you see" she said, faltering fol
words. for the FIRST time slightly IL
at ease.
The American boys told you Irist
girls were prettier than American
women?"
We'll. Of course, you know your
self they're just full OF blarney.
really don't want to get the G.I.i
in trouble over here. because the.
were really so nice. So let's sa!
they told US we were different"
Unlimited Praise
OF Prime Minister canon De Val
era and his Franna Fail govern
ment. Mrs. Buscemi had nothing
but endless praise.
you know ne's also American.
she said. HE was born in Americi
on Oct. II. 1882" She asserted he
beloved Taoisech had done wonder
full work in Ueplacing Irish sluin
with fine apartments. Familie
comprising more than three children
were permitted TO occupy them fol
q rental Of $3.50 a week. The Fail
program also provided free milk fol
poor babies. free coal and free meat
An average worker In Ireland. SIN
said. receives &l2 to $l4 a week
while the Irish family comprise
from five to fifteen children.
You must And the American cos
Of lf.ing extremely high them" sh
was asked.