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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10
lNastavak sa /. strane)

lNastavak sa l. strane)
riscavanje iranskih proizvoda,
.puteva, zeleznica it'd, "a vreme
rata. One su takodjer odstranile
iransku kontrolu mad celim pro-
vincijama zamenile je namet-
nutom militarnom kontrolom. O.
ne su dale iznudjavale uljane
koncesije cd iranske Wade.
Sada, americko i britansko
pretvaranje jeste da je Rusijom-
potpomognuta pobuna u Aver
baijanu krsenje iranskog "suve-
reniteta". Iran, clan "Ujedinje-
nih Nacija" (ali slabi clan, otu-
da nistica), ucinio je pravilne
proteste. Sjedinjene Drzave i
Velika Britannia ucinile su pra-
Wine odzive - one SUI poslale
notu jake recitosti Moskvi. Ca
sopis "Time" je izjavio da je
"Teheran verovatno cuo da ie
westinghouse nezvanicni stav
bio STA wise mi mozemo uci-
niti?'"
Politika naoei "a ulje.
Iran je bojiSte sukoblajvaju-
cih Sc imperijalizama Sjedinje-
nih Drzava, Velike Britanije i
Rusije. Americka britanska u
loga u saveznickoj okupaciji O.
mogucila je Standard Oil of New
Jersey j Sinclair Oil, ma americ-
koj strani, britanskoj Shell, ma
britanskoj strani, da dobiju u
ljane koncesije u juznom Ira
nus Americki britanski uspesi
sledjeni su ruskim zahtevima "a
koncesije ma severoistoku. Kom-
promis beSe izradjen po kojem
su sse move koncesije suspen-
dovane "a vreme rata.
Ruska drzava je imala obiGna
imperijalistieka opravdanja "a
svoj zahtev. Ugovor cd 1907. IL
medju caristicke Rusije j We
like Britanije podelio je Iran,
tadasnju Persiju, u dive sfere
uticaja - jug britanskom kapi-
talizmu, a sever imperijalizmu
caristitke Rusije. U 1916. ruski
kapitalisti su dobili koncesije
zahvatajuei glavna uljana polja
ma severn. Ruska revolucija Cd
1917. bese popraeena, skoro cd
NAH, osudjivanjem imperijalis-
tickih ugovora i ruskih kapitahs-
tickih koncesija. Poslednje, da-
kako, behu, u stvari, espapi. Rus
Ii kapitalisti koji su imali moe
caristicke drzave u iznudjava-
nju koncesija prodavali su te O.
spdiivane koncesije Anglo-Per-
sian Oil kompaniji (delimicno
cd britanske vlade).
Poslednja, u povratku, zadje u
ugovor sa Standard Oil of New
Jersey po kojem su ODE kompa-
nije ima1e jednake delove u eks-
ploatisanju necega sto nijedna
nije posedovala i to Sc sada po-
vratilo Iranu cd sadasnje ruske
drzave.
Ali "pravo" je pravo "a inn
periialisticku moe, ruskom inn
perijalizmu isto tako kao inn
perijalizmima privatnog kap'ta-
la. Stalinisticka Rusija, kao sto
Sc vidi, vec je podnela zahtev
"a svoje "vlasnistvo."
Iran je bio prespor u zadovo-
ljenju ruskih imperijalistick'h
zahteva - tako spor kao ruske
i britanske trupe u izvrsenju o.
became evakuacije.
Azerbaijanska pobuna je OPT
sana, cd Rusa j cd zvanicnih bum
tovnickih besedn;ka, kao pobu-
ma protiv ugnjetavanja i "a slo-
bodu. Mi smo iznei neke cinje-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10

kazati politicki termometar,
glasovnica, tada &c strajkovi pre-
stati iednom "a uvek - kapita-
liam &c biti poslan u muzej sta
rina a ma njegovo mesto bice
uspostavljen Socijalizam.
Ovakve junije treba americ-
ka, pa svetska, radnicka klasa
sagraditi gore izneseni cilj os-
tvariti.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10
slTa)kDi / jIIIignlzaln

Nastavak 81 |. strane)
lna6.
Klekfricarski radnici traze po-
nsDc unapred Cd telefonskih rad
MIA A pos1ednjj, bez ikakva
os1ueov1atenja obetase svoju po-
moi = da &c izaci ma strajk u
slmpatiju elektricarskih radni-
n. Kako da Sc to objasni? Isti-
m je> to, da te1efonski radnici
ne pripadaiu cIO. To je nezavis-
- jgznija National Federation
u Telephone Workers koja
j. ra1o primila tai APPEL. Ne zna-
No DO kojeg stepena je ona boz
n Cd CTO i AFR, iii da Ii je u
eB5te bolia. Ali svakalso izgleda
u mora biti bar nesto borbenija
- nJih. Ovo je pohvalno ma stra-
II telefonskih radnika. Oni po-
kazsaju sofidarnost radnicke kla-
- q borbi sa izrabljivaGkim ne
IrijateIjem. Tesko je reel da bi
- m isti nacin odazvala elek-
0itarslka junija, s1icnom apelu
"A pomoc cd strane telefonske
jnije, osinn da fekere junije pri-
si1e safni radnici elektriGarske in
1nstrije. Jer to je CIO junija.
Mesafslki radnici k0ii pripa-
daju CTO, j kojih je 200. 900, MOI
- izadju ma strajk na is. janu-
2Ea, alko konpanije ne udovoljc
nj11lk0vl1n zahtevu "a povisicu
- Is eeaati ma sat (ii ako bar
hnpanije ne pristanu dati od-
lnAh I75k cent? poviSiee, a "a
ss6nlo 3a Sc nagadjsju). Ali me-
1uz11Ei fatlaici inaju dive ''orga-
1llnseije, CIO "a 106000 ela-
16tA AFR sa 600O0 clanova.
E&cFick Z. German, sekTetaF-
nlnG4jAik A1naleaznated Nest
Gat3ers and Butcher Woriunen's
un1sA, js1an oA vrhevnih feke-
n janjje. vet je iziavio da nje-
4Ds1A r00000 upsslnika kod me-
1ns1dll1 kosnpanija nete izati ina
14ak3." A TO znaGi da e rad
1)ei Anse1feke Fes1eFAciie Rada
14ofsf 4tk4jk radnika CIO u is
~ i1s1ustEijji. To je, nasavno, Or
gGnisUvtAi6s Sff45 5Rolomsev0. -
b eAn6sa tel61ons3<ii rfailnika
r1eskna elekHiGarslim rsdnicirna
ssvar 'ssoji sasvifn drukxe prv,ii
- e0sOvi da podupfu druee,
peanda nisu nj (potpuno1 q Is
III indastriii nj u istoj Janiii.
u drueoFYs of1nosu - odnossa me
s6sskih radnika - imazano pret-
uj1 unaprel cd AFR feAer4 da
q tlan0vi poslednje krSiti 3tfajk
pFve - CTO. Ovo nije izjava
rxtlnika AFR. Ovo je izjava fe-
kefskih vodja. u ostalos11, MOI
da Ge Tadnici postupiti supfotno
naredbi fekera, da krse straik.
Il to je verovatno i il tog rax-
1oga sto &c broj straikasa, al1o
do I1jeea dOdie. biti wise Cd tri
puta toliki koliki ie broj Glano-
va AFR. koii toboze trebaju fa-
diti i krSiti Straik.
Posto je klasni naeon kod rad
nika da pomoenu iedni drueima
u niihovoi borbi. mnoga oreani-
zovana straikolomstva ne bi Sc
desila da niie straikolonackih
~I: L.. xx-<sl.~l>~eo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10
Russia ukrala mars
u Iranu

nice o socijalnim prilikama ira
ma, koje pokazuje da postoji be1ss
ma potreba Iranu "a socijainu
promenu. Moguce je da &c nnase-
Azerbaijana dobiti neka socija
ma postignuca cd novo-proglase-
ne autonomne drzave koja nis.i
mogle dobiti cd iranske Wade. y,
svakom slucaju, njihovi zivotnt
uslovi ne mogu Sc uciniti 60
rim. Ali ruska priprena pobH-
ne autonomne drzave koja aisf
pa i diplomatski pritisak ruske
moci, ina drukeiji cilj Cd po-
boljsanja stanja masa. StaIin4-
zam je pokazao svoju voliu IA
napusti izrabljene radnike j ser
lake kada je moguce sluziti i'm
teresirna ruske drzave.
Ojacaj sebe; ucini konkaarente
slabijim.
Ulje je motiv ruske drzaue u
njenom udaru protiv Irana. Ulje,
je, naravno, industrijalna -
ratna nuznost. Rusija, sarna,
jedan cd najvecih uljo-proizvs-
djaekih zemalja bila je sa1na
zrtva stranog imperijalizma n
eksploatisanju njene uljane zen1-
lie. Mogli bi Sc podneti argn.
menti ma obe strane spora-ds-
Ii ruska drzava treba van1sho
ule "a "odbranu." Min se~poN
nosi - cak americki Interest,"
delimicno su oprostili raskefn-
mesanju u Iranu ma osnovi "e1
brane" Ali, priicno po stfank
cd svih oprostenja, zasnovanf!k
ma "odbranama," tn je fakts~
da konkurencija medju nael5s~
ma, koja ukljucuje i utalknaiozk
"a moe i polozaj kao i ekonsnsl-
ski, prisiljava mesanje kenksse-
nata. Ako Russia ne dobije svelD
deo nanskih uljanih polja, We
lika Britannia i Sjedinjene Dfza-
We &c dobiti svoje delove -
raski.
DrzaDai kapitalizan protiu
drugih imperijalizanaa.
Tu je takodjer faktor impest~
jalisticke kampanje stare Rust
je "a pristup toplim vodams-
Persijskog Zaliva. Tu je takd:
djer faktor imperijalisticke ka1H-
panic stare Rusije "a dalnje pro.
sirenje ma Srednji Istok, koji pro
uzrocava korake u Iranu.
Stalinisticka Rusija je ozivesa-
imperijalisticke ambicije me-
tode caristicke Rusije. Istovrs-.
memo sa njenim kretanjem u +
ranu, ona Sc krece ma Turs44
Cd poslednje ona zahteva t,
tacke ma truskom prolazu, kan
sredstvo kontrolisanja svog ulas
"a izlaza il Crnog i Sredozen1
nog Mora. Ona takodjer zahteva
cd Turske ranije otseceni de0
crnomorske teritorije ma osnovi.;
nacionalnog izjednaeavanja sta
novnika sa ruskim Georgijancf:
ma. Oval nacionalni izgovor ID
nosi Sc sa slicnim recima kau-
sto j drzave privatnog kapitali~
zma iznose zahteve "a zemliu
ma primer, ruska obocina uz TnF-
sku traga u istoriiu georgian
skog naroda "a 1000 godina, liz
javljuiuci da ie ''u dalekoi stare
sti georgijanski narod ziveo, ra~
dio i borio Sc ma ovoj ter;toft-
il. stvarajuci nova sredista ci4
vilizaciie vladavine." Cak MI
pretendovanje nije pruzeno, ka1
sto Sc cinilo u drugim primeri-
ma, da je zahtev ma osnovi k1as-
ne borbe.
Pretvaranie da Sc ruski impe-
riializam krece ma osnovi klaSa
ne borbe bilo bi. naravno, hipO-
kritsko. l pod postoiecim okof
nostima pod ikakv;m okolnoS:
TINA koje Sc mogu zamisliti. Sta
linisticki rezim niie u poslova-
niu da oslobodi radnike j seliaks
cd izrabljivania. On je u poslo-
vaniu da odrzi oiaca rusku dr.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10

Sort "a nekoliko radnika, CHA
se mesta, u vetini slucajeva, pot
pune sa radnicima drugih Ia
nata'.
C1O ne cepa radnike ma istil
na6in, nego ma drugi. Ona njih
pocepa na tvornice, ma kompani-
je distrikte. Ma isti nacin skla-
pa potpssuje ugovore. Istina ie
da ona rnoze malo efektivnije
izvesti straik nego Ameri6ka Fe-
deracija Rada, povlateci celu
tvornicu ma strajk, ali ipak ne
dosta efektivno da izvojuje po-
bedu,. bro j potpuno, ako je u
opste izvojuje. Ona jedino moze
izvesti strajk u vecem obimu kr-
senjem 1nnogobrojnih ugovora.
pojelinih distrikta, pojedinih
konpanija.
Pa ipak, ninaibolia iuniia, cak
nj revolucionarna Industrijalna
Junija, iii junije, ne bi mogle
trajno poboljsati stanje radnic-
ke klase pod kapitalizmom. Ten
denciia kapitalistiekog nacina
proizvodnje niie da Sc podigne
nivo zivota radnicke klase, nego
da Sc spasti dole, rekao je Marks.
/ nakon stotinu godjna gerilske
borbe u strajkovima "a poboli-
Slice, radnieka klasa bi tada
bala najamno robbie, q njena rad
ma sl1aga roba koja Sc kupuje j
prodaje. Ona bi jos uvek zavisi-
Ia D najaznnici. Men zivot bi j
tada zavisio o kapitalistifkom
nalazenju dovoljno pijaca, gde
da Sc proda ukradeni vi$ak vred-
nosti i dade dalnje uposlenie
radnicima. Otulla, zalkljucak je
da "a borbe q Strajkovima "a
svakednevne pobo,iSice, uzalud-
ne, bAF u 0vom odnesu- To- No
kraja ksajeva ne vodi nikuda-
Radnitka klasa mora, ne sa-
mo organizovsti druen forInu e
konosnsaEe organizacije, nego /;
"da1" ofganizacije izneniti. O.
nA lnorx usvojiti revolucionafni
cili - obarsnje kapitalistiekoe
uredjeaja. 0na mora preuzeti
celu proizvodnjjd, p vlasn'stvo
1ssd indsaseriiom q syoie ruke j
nspostanfti Beskl4snu Zaiednicu.
zasnovanu ma indnstrijalnoj de-
n1okratfji. No, posto je ovo ne
.snoeude bez pravilne taktike, ona
takodjer mora usvojiti i takti-
ku koja je razumna j moguca, 70
postignute ella. Mora usvoiit'
polititku i ekonomslku akciju.
PolifiGka borba je potrebna
ratini9koi klasi il diva razloga:
- - Drosvecuie i orpanizuie
iavno i sIobodno i da osvoji po-
l;tixku drzavu Poslednie Sc mo-
m pokuxati ma miriam. civilizo-
vani na6in. putem clasovnice. O.
vo ie nazno i razurnno. da bi SO
izbeelo nepotrebno i katastrpfsl
no krvoproliee da Sc cello drus-
two celia ekonomiia ne baci '.
.opstu anarhiiu. A posto radnici-
ma drzava ne treba. jer "a mir
nema nikakva posla u Scotia
1iznu. buduci da nema ko0a uo-
nietavati. sto ie posao drzavo
radniSka klasa &c razoriti drza-
va kada ie osvoii. predailtti ceh'
upravu dTaStva industriialno or
panizovani1n radnicima u svirc
zanimaniima zemlje.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-10
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Miss GiLMlNrtiSI
 Eeted ky Friends

Miss Shirley GilmaTiin. who is to be married June IS. was honored al a currency shower recently af the home of Mrs. Dennis GEiffln of Walnut Street.
 Guests attending were Mrs. James Sweeney, Mrs. George C0coran Mrs. Thomas Griffin. Mrs. Frank Griffin. Mrs. Margaret Faaherty Mrs. Harry Norton. Mrs. Alfred May. Mrs. Patrick Tnlley. Mrs Kenny. Mrs. Chris Mcclure. Mrs Dennis Griffin. Mrs. Vincent Clark Mrs. Carl Gilmartin. and Mrs Wal. ter Etu0aker.
 Also Mrs. Michael Mccarthy Mrs. Mary Ryan. Mrs. James DOgd Mrs. Patrick Geary. Mrs. GeOrg' I.ainz, Mrs. Catherine C0nlan, MrS Stanley Yoniak. Mrs. Donald Dee ley, Mrs. Thomas Hamilton. Mrs Jeremiah Mccarthy. Mrs. Engena Cote, Mrs. James Dolan. Mrs James Moran. Mrs. Mae Str0aker Mrs. Dan Clifford. Mrs. Peter Mo Cue. Mrs Edward Behan. Mrs. Har. ry Taylor. Mrs. Irving Mcclure Mrs. Lucy D'AmbrOsi. Mrs. John Loy Mrs. Nicholas Downs. Mrs. J0hE Carver and Mrs. Charles Duhamel
 Also the Misses Kay Mccarthy Peggy Griffin. Ann Flaherty. Mar Str0aker. Angela D'Ambr0si, Ani Wheelehan. Helen Sweeney. Ma' Sweeney. Mary DOwd. DOr0thl Hamilton. Emma Mccarthy. TeresI connell. Minnie Ryan and 6hirlel Gilmartin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04

nnhvo c REAL THING Yogse the fine. ROH oOasde her your like brotherg
 YOU'RE FED UP
 thrilled Christmas bought little something too She wears the silver birthday And the Valentine she'll only make dates with when dads doesn't though she cared whit about seeing unless you're on wheels.
 spends al her dates with fayne over guy named Dick You don't know him But she knows him vel Hes a she wants She advice about him complains to you hair about Dek
 But pulls you hold it in the talking fast when make mos goodnight She asks wha think about anythng things that please her And sudden you realize that it's setting noghef She's not even appreeiatge
 YOU CAN'T TELL
 girl like in the same hgh-tealon way you hke hef You might like with all your heart and give hers But wanting no insurance that t will happen -
 When that all you're setting back Mle it's time turn the record TheFes no pon m around taking much Of not when you crave her complete devotion she can't adore you there are onr SITS who
 girl friends Give them tEid right under her highly all the boys who sip through their fingers immediately them back
 giving Marie rides in yoW oaos eaF until she stops taking you for raei
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Sara BeGsGSOLeiL
 Feted ky Friends

Mrs. James RacicOt. d South Main Street. recently entertained at a personal shower for her sister, Miss Sara Beansoleil. who win mar ry Clement Delage. of SOuthington, on June lB.
 Guests included Mrs. Albina Le- Blanc, Mrs. Henry BeansOleil. Sr.. Mrs. James OBrien. Mrs. A. La Madeleine. Mrs. Alma LaFaamme. Mrs M. A. Delage. Mrs. JOhn De- laee, Mrs. Albert Delage. Mrs. Rene Marchand. Mrs. Arthur Marchand. Mrs. Jolan Pelletier. Mrs. Hector Bernier and Mrs. Russell Levesqne.
 Also present were Mrs. Jack Ra- venscraft, Mrs. Emile Deausoleil. Mrs. George Gaumond. Mrs. Philip Cicchiello, Mrs. Fred Boucher. Mrs. Frank Talora. Mrs. Roger Leclaire. Mrs. Lawrence Mullen. and Mrs. Florence Delage and the Misses Anna Beaus0leil, Anna Healey. and Dora Delage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
MSgr. NeVUWIGN To be Guest OfOrcle

santa Marta Circle, National Daughters Of Isabella. win hold its regular business meeting Wednesday evening. June s, iDae, at e:lS at the Knights of Columbus Hall. North Main Street. Mrs. Michael Lynch, regent, will preside.
 Membef1 are asked to bring in canned goods at this meeting as the drive for canned goods ends be. fore the next regular meeting in June. Cancelled stamps for the var- ious foreign missionary groups are also being collected at each meet. ing.
 Following the business meeting a complete rehearsal of the initiation ceremony will he held. Santa Maria Circle will initiate all new mem- eers at a special initiation to Dc held Sunday afternoon June Q, iOae, at ( ?. M. in the basement of the Immaculate. Conception Church. The initiation win be fol. lowed by a banquet to be held at the Hotel Elton marking the 3ath anniversary of the founding Of Santa Maria Circle.
 Honor guests who are expected to attend the banquet include Mayor John 6. Monagan. Mrs. Carolyn D. Manning, national regent: Miss Mary Riley, national secretary: Miss Mary Corners, state regent; Miss EstherCranker. state vice-regent: the Rev. Edward Shea, state chap. lain; the Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, chaplain of Santa Maria Circle; the Rev. Robert ]. Chagnon; the Rev. James McCoughlan; and the Rt. Rev. Monslgnor Thomas New man, M. 6. Prefect Apostolic of Akyab, Burma. Monsignor New- man is in the United States on temporary leave from his duties in Burma.
 Arrangements are under the die rection of Miss Marjorie Quilter, chairman; Mrs. Marie Beckley. Mrs. Della zinno. Mrs. Mary o'Rourke, Miss Bea Shea. Mrs. Irene Dutil. Mrs. Theresa Nabozney, Mrs. Rose Lucian, Miss Bessie Smith, Mrs. Margaret McKenna and Miss Ka- therine Cooley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Weddings

At Sa. LacyS Church yesterday morning Miss Concetta puzso. daughter os A1r. and Mrs. Sebastian pazao, North Main Street. became the bride of Mrs. An Fan, Orange street.
 The bridal party comprised Ms Frances 0glbeF9o. Hartford, maid oi honor, Miss Mary PuEzo and Miss Pauline puzso. Lena 0ambini, Santa ciccareln, Miss Katherina Parma and Miss Ann Tirundi, bridesmaids. Roberta Romeo flower girl Daniel fsaSalata. best man; Joseph LaSa- lata. Joseph Puzzo. Frank and Jo- seph Fazi, congetta Romeo, and Bruno Mariani. as ushers. Joseph Riccardi served as rinebearer.
 Approximately 900 guests attend cd the reception at @ Green Street The groom served with the D. s Army for three years. The coupls will take up residence at Ssa North Main Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
l Miss Barbieri Is HOnOred
 ByASSOciGteS

Miss Niarylou Barbleri of Oak vslle was rendered a shower by aS- sociateS of the Chase Brass ana Copper Company, Grand Street. re cently at DsNapoli'S Restaurant in horror cf her coming marriage.
 Attending were. Lots Dambowska. Maria Dc S,esano. Amanda uia- cnmi. Mar Ryan. Marie Lupgas. Helen iahcy. Sahina Kosowica, Bet. te gearer. Josephine Zelski. Hazel Carlson. Gertrude Milia. Yvette l.. ner.rard. Doris sullivan, Ida Faiclto leo conard. Helene Hartley. Amelia Del Gaszo. Laura Dc, Negro. Chris tine walsh. Marcel,e Andrikis. Rose Cries. Gloria De Blasio. Rose Tro- passc. .Shir,Cy N. Morrison. Marg. aret Shaw. Josephine Pakul. Peg Taelo-, Arm Mercna. Ruby solomon Betty Rosowski. Betty Hemingway, Eve cancelloso. Jule;;e La Riviere. Elizabeth Maher. N. s. Yuskis. Bet. v wsdman and Gladys Atwood;
 Also present were: Julia Dsnoea, Mildred Hansen, Pal Alishausky, Flora sar;olini Tafrate, Dorothy shepard. Gertrude ulinskaS. Marie urso. Alice Biron. Dorothy Ouellette Ella Gamolni. Adele Lipnicki. Gladys FOX Fiftal. Deborah creem. Mildred Peks1il. Marion Kyle, Nancy Hayes. Mae DaikuS. Beatrice Dan. iels. Rita p. Frech. Ethel Larson, Claire Read. Louise McGeever, Ann Murphy. Ruth Paquette, Kay Hous- ton. Ann Rabashko. Roseann Dres- cher. Loretta .MavchissaulL Mary Noble. Eleanor De Lilo. Pat Ken. aedy. Madeline Pope. Lee Gerardi, Maxine Norrissey. Helyn Kleban, Laura Csmmisa and Emma Trem. aglio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
.J0nseLe-COLGci
 NwptiGLS Held

Miss Marie Doris Colaci. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C0laci of North Main Street and Edward L.. Jamele. son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jamele Of North Main Street were united in marriage Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Lucy's Church. Mrs. Grace Mascolo was soloist.
 The bride, given in marriage by her father. was attired in a white gown styled with a sweetheart neckline. long sleeves that tapered to a point at the wrist and a fit- ted bodice Of brocaded taffeta and a full skirt. Her full length veil of illusion was gathered to a headdress of plumes and she carried a b0n- quet of gardenias and roses centered with orchids.
 Mrs. EltO Biolo was matron of honor. She wore a pink gown fash toned with a satin bodice. cape sleeves and a full skirt of pink molin. Her shoulder length veil fell from 6 matching tiara and she car- ried an arm bouquet of spring flowers.
 Miss Jean Colaci. Miss Dorothy Wasserback and Mrs. Victor Colaci were bridesmaids. They wore aqua gowns fashioned similar to the maid of hon0r's gown. Their costumes were completed with matching n- aras from which shoulder length veile and they carried arm bou- quets of pink roses.
 Michael Tacinelli was best man Vincent JaInele. Edward Lawlol and James Jamele were ushers.
 A reception was held at Turn Hal for more than 250 guests. Mrs Colaci received in a black dreSl with a hat and white accessories ana was assisted by the bridegrOom'i mother who wore a pOudne blus dress with Navy accessories. The, both wore corsages of orchids.
 The couple left on a wedding uir to Virginia Beach. Mrs. Jamels wore a black suit with white acces. sories and a corsage of orchids They are both graduates of Leayerl. worth High School Upon their re- turn they will reside at 2i Winches' ter Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Rv SUE REJRMEFT

Dainty scallOped tots fr0ek for snnshiny days. Raglan sleeves and drawsiring neck make tt SO easy to put together. The matching bonnet has 2 scall0ped edge. and opens out flat to iron. PaDties complete delightful snnmery trio.
 Pattern N0. e027 comes in sizes 1, 2, 8, {, $ and ( years. Size 2. dress. 1 3-s yards Of 3b or 3e-ineb; pant les. 3-s yard; bonnet, 5-8 yard.
 For tlais pattern. send 26 cents, iD Coins, your name, address, size de- sired and the PATTERN NUM- Der to Sue Burnett. Waterbury Democrat, Il60. Avenue Americas New York e. M Y.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Club Notes

The Mary Abbott Community Clmb Will sponsor a dance FrIdas June 2 at the sclaO0l for the benefli of the anti-famine food drive. Tom |Pesu0s OrclaeStrA will furnish musk for dancing.
 Three cans Of meal. vegetables nailk or other food will admit eny person over l4 years Of age
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Miss Marie CGO
 Guest Of Honor

Miss Mare Calo. daughter of An- eelo M. CalO. Herkamer Street. vas hOnoged at a pre-nmptial dinner on Monday at DdOriOS restaurant. Miss Ann Calo, sister of the bE1de-sO-be was hostess. More than sixty per- sons attended.
 The guest of honor Nlll become the bride Of ruliiO A. Rers1allO on June % at 70 A. M- a, St. Lacy church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04

 snmaavAN-MlNTRR

Mr. and Mrs. John ,. Sullivan. of Tudor Street. announce the engage mept of their daughter. Margaret Mary. to Benjamin J. Flinter. son Of Mrs. Frederick HallOck. of North Main Street The wedding g1f take place at 20 o'clock on July i3, at St. Thomas Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
PEARL WHITE PRODUCER

Andre Uullman, Paramount the" ater head in France and Belgium who produced the last picture Pearl White made, in France in 1923, vis- ited the set Of "Perils of Pauline" at the studio to watch Betty Hut ton playing the early day serial heroine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
SesCing Club
 Hold Party

The Neighb0rhood Sewing Club held a birthday party in honor of Mrs. Llnnie Deegan at Chase Park house recently. An old-fashion supper was served after which vocal selections were sung by Mrs. Bertha Delaney, with Miss Ann Bowey at the piano. Nr6 Florence McNaney gave several recitais.
 Attending were: Mrs. Bernice Poster. Bertha Delaney. Mrs. Sophie Erk, Mrs. Mary COnr0y, Mrs. Flor ence Me1ganey. Mrs. Lillian Hem dersOn and Mrs. Cecelia Behm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
CLUB MEMBERS CALLED

All members oi the Town Plot Community Club were requested to attend a special meeting at P N. tomorrow at the Third Congrega- tional Church. Forms for filing ap- peals with the Board Of Tax Review will be distributed.