davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Swsefen for Energy

Use honey or corn syrup
~ as the sweetener, when
the sugar supply is low.
Or let a piece of hard candy,
such as a lemon or orange
drop or a peppermint candy,
dissolve in a tall glass of
lemonade or iced tea. Use
molasseS to Sweeten milk
shakes, especially for the
children, for this sweetener
adds iron TO the already nu-
tritiouS beverage.
Here are recipes for a
single tall glass to satisfy
Juniors thirst, and others
which make punch for a
party. Don't be afraid to ex-
pertinent with them, adding
other fruits in season, or
juice from canned fruit.
These beverages are not
only refreshing, but they
contribute food factors to
the diet-vitaminS and min
erals pSOPCiallV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Iced Coffee

DOUR hot, doublc-strength
freshly-made coffee into
a tall glass filled with ice.
When m aking double
strength coffee use the
same amount of coffee that
you normally use in brew
ing the breakfast beverage.
But use only one.half the
regular amount Of water.
Make as usual.
II you make regular
strength coffee, do not pour
il hot over ice in n glass,
for the melting diluteS and
weakens the flavor and
color. Let regular strength
coffee cool in a glass con-
tainer tightly covered. Then
pour ii into glasses contain
ing ice cubes. Serve wi
sugar and cream. Or serA
plain or with orange or
lemon peel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Other Coffee Ideas

TOP a tail glass of iced cof-
fee with whipped cream
favored with a few grains
of grated nutmeg, ground
cinnamon or cloves.
Add a stick of cinnamon
to a glass of iced coffee.
The flavorS fine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
Report Filed On Polio Case

New Haven General hospital to- day reported to the local health de- partment that one pollomylttis ease, suspected here over the week end, was diagnosed as positive, but the case was not classified as Severe" Observation of tho other case has not been completed,
 Dr. II. J. Godfrey, health officer, said this morning that although polio is unpredictable he felt that the epidemic was declining in this state, Eleven cases were reported in Connecticut last week conpard to IS the previous week, The health officer said that the disease usually reaches It's peak in early Septein- ber
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
Farmers Face Government Interference
 New PIons on
 Fertilizer Reported
 Unfair

More government interference with farmers and farm community businessmen is threatened by the companion Hill -Bankhead and Flan- nagan bills now before Congress Slonai committees, according 10 an "emergeney bulletin" just received by ]. Francis Smith of Waterbury, director of the Lumber Dealers As- soeiatlen of Connecticut, Many members of the association here are dealers in fertilizer, he said,
 The bills propose government construction of plants to supply fer- tiliEer to 7b farmers in each of B. 900 agricultural counties, to the disa advantage of their neighbors and at the taxpayers expense, the bulletin received by Connecticut dealers from the National Fertilizer Association maintains,
 It also points out that b0,000 fer. tiliSer agents and dealers, most Of whom are small businessmen, will be unable to meet this government eotii- petition with private enterprise, Moreover, the existence of HOO fcrs .tiliEer manufacturing plants eFii. ploying 10000 people is jeopardisod by these bills, the bulletin asserts,
 Association spokesmen state that fertilizer production capacity has al- ways exceeded demand and that more government-built plants and their subsidized government opera ton would accordingly Do . waste of public money, They point out that under private enterprise fer. tiliser Is priced lower than almost any other commodity tho farmer buys, according to U, g, Department of Agriculture figures,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
Hearings Slated In Divorce Suits

Seven uncontested divorce actions have been scheduled for hearings before Judge Charles J. McvLaugh- lin at Q short calendar session of Superior Court tomorrow morning. They are;
 Lucy Solomon against Wilbur Solomon, Marie Koch Welch against John F. Weich, Josephine Berteau, Sophie Jessie Semenux against George Semenuk, Wilhelhmina Lewis against Rodney Lewis. Miriam M. Young against Gilbert II. Young and Elizabeth V. Dyson against Charles F. Dyson.
 After the sinking of a Chilean steamer near Punta Arenas, which was carrying 7,S00 bales Of wool destined for the United States, B. GOO bales were salvaged and will be dried, rebaled and reshipped.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28

E|lsisnanh,a A0 WoEthm um Bank slfese g mo basis og the llligAtion.
 Tho nackaeo contained coats and pants valued at e493.e0, according Co the complaint Another paekaee sent co tho same tlnae WIS delivered. C was pointed out
 The defendant concern received the package co the railroad for do- livery Co the local store, but "dld not safely carry Co Worth's" one Of the paokaees, according to tho court writ.
 Samuel 0roenberg Of Worth's re- covered on the loss from tho plain- tiff through oFlner end oriner %.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
Testimony Started In $75O Action
 Package of clOthes
 Disappears in
 Tronsit

Trial opened before judgo Walter N. Picket In Common Pleas Court today in the e7b0 civil action brought by the Grain Dealers Na- tional Mutual Fire Insurance co, against Blakeslee co. Of Waterbury. Loss of Q package of clothing, ship
 ped by the Louis Goldsmith, Inc, of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28

Industrial chemical plants and factories for cement, brick and paper are planned @ first steps In Tur- hay's further industrial develop niAnt,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
Tall Tower
 Topics
BY E1zH MAN IN T1m TOWER
Good Evening.

Good Evening. ~ -A- ACCESSORIES TO MATCH lady may 90 acooutred the very finest of clothes, Her suit may be custom made, All wool and . lovely shade of rose. Her topcoat may be Q knockout Her dress designed right up to scratch, This being te going to be bad If accessories do not harmoniSe or match.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-08

potrebe podegi Margottjevn1 groznjam kanonom 139
in 141 in ST. odlocbo gorske sinode XII jim jih je pr
klical spomn" oktobra 1914 Kajti deo in borba
narodovo svobodo zpod okupatorjevega jarma nj in
more biti spekuantska poka emvec po vseh postavah
naravnh in bozh, zahevana doknost Pred to sveo doz
nosjo vsakega postenega Slovenca skopne kot po
mladansk sneg vsaka hote ali nehote poudarena zasta
rela cerkvena postava.
Kaj torej? Ali fasisticnim priganjacem Margottjem
sgrno propast in nepopravvo zdajstvo svojega last
mega naroda in prave resnicno scaske vere ali
dom, XII bo kratkem svobode in ocscen vse tudi mai
manse fasstcne navake Vsak poten clovek pa mai pre-
is koliko veajo in koliko resnice vsebuejo Margott
eve besede koncu njegove okroznice dne 4 okobra
lanskega leta 'Tega ida bi sli duhovnik narodom
borbo svobodo nas kerik nkakor bodo stor Bio
bi to skodo njihov lastm dusam in dusam MIN zro
cenih vernikov' ..l.E. ..~. j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-08
Ugibanja glede
okupacijskih zon
pOrazelle Nemcciijie

LONDON-(O.N.A.) - Spoj
zahodnih zaveznikov in Rusov .je
nanovo ozivel ugibanje o oku-
pacijskih zonah Nemcija. Veci-
ma opazovalcev v Londonu je
mnenja, da ne DO velikih spre-
memb po popolnem porazu vseh
nemskih vojaskih sill, ker SO Sc
zavezniske armade vecinoma gi-
bale in borile v svojih lastnih
okupacijskih zonah. TIE pa SO BIZ
lie deloeene ze zdavnaj.
Nekaj dvomov pa seveda vse-
emo obstoja. V nekaterih krogih
trde, da so Amerikanci prodrli
ma nekaterih krajih precej dalje
kot jim je bilo namenjeno.
Znano pa je, da je Evropska
posvetovalna komisija proucila
in odredila logicno zacrtane oku-
pacijske zone. Mnenje prevladu-
je, da DO tekla meja med anglo
amerisko in rusko okupacijsko
zono priblizno kot sledi:
Meja bo tekla cd Rostocka oh
Baltskem morju proti jugu do
tocke, kjer napravi: Elba (Laba)
koleno in zacne teci proti zaho-
du, torej priblizno pri Wittem-
bergu. Cd tu naprej DO tekla OBJ
reki Elbi do Magdeburga. Ma
jugu pa DO tvorila reka Nude
razmejnico med Rusi in njihovi-
mi zahodnini zavezrliki.
Komisija je sprejela splosno
nacelo, da maj bo Saksonska v
ruskem okupacijs podrocju,
Turingija paw ameriskenl. TO je
nekoliko drugace kot 30 zatrje-
vale prejsnje govorice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-08
v JUzNI AFRIKI NE
VERJAMEJO v MEM.
SKA GROZODEJSTVA

CAPETOWN, Juzna Afrika,
(O.N.A.) - Nekateri fanaticni
nacionalisti v juzni Afriki trde
danes, da so porocila o nemskih
grozodejstvih v taborih vojnih
ujetnikov COLA propaganda. Gre
"a to, ali DO nabrano $4,000,
XII bi bill potrebni, da Sc odpos-
lie ma lice mesta delegacija, da
81 ogleda vse in dozene, ali so
poroeila pretirana ali ne.
Ma celu te delegacije maj bi
bill 55-letni Erie H. Louw, XII je
znan anti7semit, in je vzkliknil,
ko so poroeali v parlamentu
nemskih grozodejstvih: "Kaj
pa ruska koncentracijska tabo-
risca ?"
Zdaj zahtevajo tudi poslovne
unije, da jim omogoei ministrski
predsednik, da odposljejo ma lice
mesta svojo lastno delegacijo.
~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-08
Vaxna ssja ' SDD

Zelo vazna seja odbora "a
fond slovenskih fantov Y anne
riski armadi Y okrozju Sloven-
'skega delavskega donna, ne bo
vrsila v soboto, 10. maja. Prose
nj ste vsi zastopniki kakor tudi
posamezniki, da Sc seje gotovo
udelezite.
Razposlana so bila pismena
prosnja ma drustva, "a oglase,
kakor tudi financno pomoc.
Upamo, da Sc bodo drustva od-
zvala tel prosnji.
Kakor je meni znano, Progre-
sivne Sloyenke krozek BIT. i SO
ze darovale $500 v ia namen,
In tudi ze vec drugih drustev je
re obljubilo, da so nam priprav-
ljeni financno pomagati.
Odbor zeli, da bi bila ma spo-
minski plosci VISA imena sloyen-
skin fantov v okrozju SID, ka-
teri sc nahajajo v armadi. To bo
le mogoce z vasim sodelova-,
MEM. Imena vojakov, kateri SO
pri slovenskih organizacijah, bo
odbor dobif pri tajnikih. mena
in naslove vojakov, kateri pa
MISC clani slovenskih organiza-
cij, Sc pa prosi njih sorodnike
ali prijatelje, da jih pustijo pri
tajnici Gertrude Kozel, 1854
Huntmere Ave-, ali pa v Sloyen-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd.
9 Odkritje spominske plosce Sc,
bo vrsilo septembra meseca.
Odbor ina namen izdati spomin-
sko knjigo "a to proslavo. o te-
mu odkritju bo bolj nataneno
porocano pozneje.
Ne pozabite seize, katera Sc bo
vrsila v soboto, II maja. ,..
Theresa Gorjanc,
zapisnikarica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-08

N~SS~~AAA ~&OA~5 AAA A~S~J ~AA SASS0SsS@S
vi 1aso tezko nalogo."
Ia proglas, XII je poln glad
nih I'm oblizanih fraz, kakrSno je
prakticirala pred hitlerjanslza
Nemcija, je obenem polna stru-
penega namigavanja, da bo
Nemcija Sc nadalje skusala raz-
dvajati narode, XII so po strasni
vojni zlomile fasizem. Kaj dru-
gega maj pomeni zagotayljanje,
da Sc bo n emcija zdruzila S
"Hscansko civilizacijo zapada",
kakor gre germanska ofenziva
proti Sovjetski Rusiji in Slova-
nom v obce, nemoteno dalje?
Ia proglas je jasen dokaz, da
Sc nj germanska EVER v vOjni
nicesar naucila, i'm da tudi nj nj
cesar pozabila. Kar mi mogla do
seci z <zverinstvom, kakrsnega
ne. a,Omni ,zgodovina tlovestva,
DO poslei skusaIa doseci z boil
rafiniraninf metodami.
Germanslka EVER je porazena,
toda ona nj poginila!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-08
podruznica II. los. SANS

Euclid, Ohio. Perocilo eu-
clidske podruznice SANSa "a
rnesec april je sledece:: Progre-
sivne Slovenke st. 8, Euclid, so
darovale nasi podruznici $4,000
"a takojsnjo pomoc Slovencem
v domovini (docin SO same di-
rektno poslale ma glavni tlrad
vsoto $lNOO) Pola Frank
Tegel: Matt Pishler $500, dru-
stvo st. $50 SNPJ $500, Frank
Tegel $1.OO. Pc $500: Anna
Krizman, Minka Kramer, Venc
Prprovich in Frances JuIailija.
- Pc $1.W: Anton Rotar. Sku-
paj $1,000. Maj bo Sc tn omenje-
no, da se je ' rnarenem poroci.-
lu vrinila neljuba pomcta, kjer
bi Sc morale glasiti med nabi-
ralkami ime Frances Mezget in
ne Mary.
v imenu trpecega naroda Sc
nasa podruznica iskreno zahva-
ljuje vsem darovalcem in sc pri-
poroca Sc "a nadaljno naklonje-
most. .... .-
Pc najnovejsih porocilih je
evropska vojna takorekoc ze
koncana, nj pa Be koncano gor-
je, katerega je povzrocil kruti
fasizem. Najzvestejse spremlje-
valke vsake vojne SO: lakota,
bolezni in unicevanje narodne-
ga imetja. Vsled vazne zenlje-
pisne lege, so bill Slovenci fash
zmu najbolj ma poti, zato so tu-
di najyee trpei. Hitlerjev ma
men je bill unieiti 10000 ljudi
samo ma Gorenjskem, da ne 60
vorim drugih predelih nesrec-
ne Slovenije. To zverinsko ma
kano SO mu pa preprecili parti-
zani, XII SO Sc odlocno postavili
v bran in S tenn ohranili vsaj del
nasega naroda. Toda lahko 81
mislimo v kaksnem stanju sc
ii ljudje nahajajo. Potrebujejo
nujne pomoci. Svoje oci imajo
uprte v ameriske brate - mas,
Xxi mas je usoda ohranila vojnih
grozot. Zato jih podprimo -
velikodusno in brez godrnjanja.
Euclidski Slovenci! ma delo "a
to clovekoljubno akcijo!
V zvezi S tenn bo centralni od-
Dor vseh SANSovih podruznic.
JPO-SS in Progresivnih Slovenk,
priredil "Slovenski dam dne 8.
Julia ma prijaznem vrtu Sloven-
skega drustvenega donna ma Re.
cher Ave-, Euclid, o. =
Ma to proslavo sc pricakuje
ma tisoce ljudi IL vseh predeloy
nase naselbine. Nastopili bodc
odlieni govorniki kot: Louis
Adamic, governor Lausche, Gle.
yelandski zupan Burke, euclid.
ski zupan Simms in jugoslovan-
ski poslanik iz Washingtona. ia
otvoritev in zakljucek vzporeda,
bodo pa nastopili skupni sloven-
ski pevski zbori. Ma naso jaw
most Sc apelira, da nedeljo 8. ju-
LIZA rezervira izkljucno "a Slo.
venski dan.
Frank Cesen, ia ink.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-08
Nemci zdoi eovore o "svobodi. provie-
nos+i in zopodni hrseonski civi|izociii"
(Nadaljevanje S /. strani)

(Nadaljevanje 1. stranD
spostovanju pred spominom
onih, XII so umrli v vojni.
"Njih zrtve nam nalagajo maj
visje obveznosti. Nase socutje
je najprej namenjeno nasim vo-
jakom. Mi socustvujemo pred
vsem z nasimi ranjenimi, z oni-
mi, XII SO izgubili svojce in z
vsemi, katerim je borba zadala
udarce.
"Nihce ne SINE imeti krivih
upov glede resnosti pogojev, ka-
tere DO narekoval sovraznik
nemskemu narodu. Nasi usodi
moramo zreti v obraz naravnost
in brez vprasanja.
''Nihce ne more dvomiti, da
DO bodocnost tezka "a vsakega
izmed mas in da DO zahtevala zr-
tev cd mas v vseh panogah.
mi moramo sprejeti to bre-
me in lojalno izpolnjevati obvez-
nosti, katere sme podvzeli. Toda
mi ne smemo obupavati in Sc
udati nemi resignaciji. Moramo
Sc iznova postaviti ma pot skozi
temno bodocnost. To SO faktor-
il, XII bodo jamcili najboljso dr.
zavo: edinost, pravicnost in svo-
boda.
"Iz razsula preteklosti mora
mo ohraniti in resiti emo: edi-
most, ideje narodne skupnosti,
XII so v letih vojne nasle svoj
najvisji izraz v duhu tovaristva
ma 'front.' in pripravljenosti po-
magati drug drugemu v vseh
stiskah, XII so zadele domovino.
''Obdrzati hocemo to edinstvo
in Sc ne vec razklati pod pritis-
kom. Gledati moramo, da DO te-
melj naroda pravilen. Med ma
Sim narodom DO pravienost maj
WISH zakon in vodilno naeelo.
mi tudi priznavamo zakon
kot temelj vseh odnosajev med
narodi: Mi ga moramo prizna-
vati in spostovati liz notranjega
preprieanja.
"Spostovanje "a sklenjene po-
godbe DO enako sveto kot bo mas
smoter, pripadati k evropski
druzini narodov, in kot clani iste
zelimo mobilizirati vse cloveske,
moralne in materijalne sile, da
zacelimo strahovite rane, kate
re je prizadjala vojna. r.
"Potem moreno upati, da sc
bo ozracje sovrastva, XII danes
obkroza Nemcijo sirom .sveta,
umaknilo duhu spravljivosti
med narodi, brez katere svet ne
more okrevati.
"Potem moreno upati, da bo-
mo zopet delezni svobode, brez
katere ne more noben narod vo-
dit znosnega in dostojnega OBJ
stanka. Posvetimo bodoenost
nasega n.aroda razmisljanju
najglobljih in najboljsih sill
nemskega duha, XII je dal svetu
trajna della in vrednote.
"Zdruzimo mas ponos ma ju-
nasko borbo nasega naroda .
krscansko civilizacijo zapada in
dajmo posteno delo miru kot
mas doprinos, XII DO yredna maj
ljsih tradicij nasega paroda.
Maj mas Bog ne. xapasti "
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- 80 q. -. Nj - -.
pOSfa
Prispsvki pri podr. st. 48
SANS
v Inesecu aprilu sno sprejei
pri podruknici ut. 20 SANS sle-
dece prispevke "a pomozno akci-
jo:
]. F. Durn nabiralna knjizica.
1t. Chas. G. Bolka $1,000;
Capt. Fred p. Cesnik $500,
Mrs. L. Ogrinc $500, DR.. Svo-
boda Stew. 748 SNIP $1,000, DR..
v boz stev. So sNPJ mes. pri-
spevek "a marc in april $25.00,
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Bokal $4,000,
Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Pretnar $40,
Mr.. in Mrs. Geo. Bergoc $500,
Mr.. in Mrs. Matt Petrovich $50,
Mr.. in Mrs. "A. Vessel $500, DIR.
Vipavski raj st. 312 SNPJ cla-
marina $500, Mrs. Angela Ka-
lin $500, Mr.. Mezgec $1.OO, Mrs.
J., Cesnik $1.OO, sknpno $183.
Nabiralca Anton Ivaneic in
Jack Zajc: Po $1,000 Anton Gu
banc druzina. Pc $500: druzina
Anton Ivancic, druzina Jack
Zajc, Frank Gubanc, Frank
Straus, Mary Zdesar, Frank Je-
larcic, Theresa zele. Pc $4.OO:
Frank Strehovec. Po $500: Ste.
We Nezic, Andrew Pirnat, John
Tomsie, Ralph Sterns. Pc $1.OO:
Harry cekada st., Rose Jane,
Frank Krasovec, Frances Les.
kovec, Mr.. Simcic (Grovewood)
Dorothy Zdesar, Geo. Cekada,
Frank Bambic, Frank Kosar,
Lloyd Cranice, J.. Kuhel Gar
cade), G.. Jelovsek, Rose Mat
jazic, FIR. Wess, FIR. Oblak. Pc
SOC FIR. skuly, ter diva po 25c.
Skupno $1,000.
Mrs. Frances Wolf izrocila
Mary Prineic $500, Milka Per.
ko $500. Skupno $500.
Louis Petrovcic nabiralec
$500: Mr.. in Mrs. F.. Klun,
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Smrdel. -
$500 Vinko Zgonik. Po $500:
Frank Zavrl, Slavka Petrovcic
Louis Petrovcic. Pc $1.OO: John
Hrovatin, L. Beck Aug. Stokel
Skupno $1,000. Torej skupnc
zbranega "a pomoc rojakom v
domovini $289.OO.
Prispevki "a politicno akcijo
SANS
Mrs. Paula Kline $500, Drus.
two v boj st.. So SI1PJ clanari-
ma "a marc in april $500, 10.
seph Suza (izrocil F. Kristof)
$500, Frank Smrdel (Cardinal)
izroeila Angela Kalin $500, dru-
zina Koss (Cardinal) izrocila
Angela Kalin $500, Geo. Pan,
chur clanarina "a 1945 $500
Anton Ogrin clanarina $500, J.
F. Terbizan clanarina $500, Pro.
gresivne Slovenke krozek st. /
$500, Drust. st. 312 SNPJ So,
JOS. Kertel $1.O0, Druzina J. F.
Durn clanarina $500. Skupno
"a politicno akcijo 5000.
Louis Petrovic je tudi m e d
vsoto, XII jo je nabral, dobil ne
kaj "a politicno akcijo, kar je
oznaeeno pod rubriko "a pomoc.
!. Skupno sprejeto v aprilu obo-
jestfansko je $355.OO. Upam in
apeliram ma zastopnike podruz-
nice, da Sc tudi v tenn mesecu
potrudijo zbrati skupaj cimvec,
ma rojake pa apeliramo, da pri-
spevajo. Prispevajmo vsi, potre.
be SO veike. Svoboda narodu
prihaja. Kot izgleda, ne DO dol
go, ko bo VISA Slovenija zdruze-
ma, ker nacijske podgane he be-
ze. z Musotom so be naredii OBJ
racun italijanski partizani. Sa.
mo premilostna usmrtitev il
- = q 5Rv4 -,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-08

Kupujte vojnc bonde in vojno- var6e-
salne xnamke, d. DO ximprej porazens
nsi5de In vse, kar one predstasljei
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-08

nasem delu, in maj On blagoslo'
vi naso tezko nalogo."
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Washington Group Ends Season
With Jennie Tourel in Carmen

here again, the vividness of the
gypsy girl lost point. She brought
greater animation into 1t as the
opera progressed but became a
dominating personality only in a
few scenes. As different con-
ception, and in the style of her
singing. her portrayal was interest
ing and she had many evidences
Of the audiences liking.
Mr.. Martinelli was not well cast
as Don Jose but more nearly ap-
proximated the character in his
impassioned singing than in his
acting The individual timbre of
his voice is suited to this part and
the aria, La Fleur que tn m'avais
jetee," In particular, was sung with
fine effect although the tenor al
lowed himself liberties with the
tempo. The Escamillo of Mr.. Fri
gerio is distinctive and he had a
generous amount Of applause after
the Toreador's song. Nuncy Gar
rotto was the Micaela but her
singing was not comparable to that
in her last appearance here as
Violetta in la Traviata."
An innovation was the reinstate-
ment OF the marching street urchins
in the first act, usually omitted in
performances outside the larger
opera houses. The members OF the
ballet took these parts, merely add
ing to the scene without singing
the chorus. The ballet with Lucia
Sandos, prima ballerina, danced in
the second and final acts. The or
chestra was directed again by Ga
briel Simeoni, whose authority was
felt throughout the performance. A
capacity audience expressed its en-
joyment Of the presentation at every
opportunity.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
BY ALICE EvERSMAN.

The Washington Grand Opera
Company closed its season last
night with a performance OF BIZ
zets Carmen" in Constitution
Hall. 1t was the occasion to hear
Jennie Tourel in the title role who
brought her Characterization from
the Opera Comique in Paris to the
Metropolitan Opera in New York.
Singing with her in the principal
male roles were Giovanni Martinelli
as Don Jose and Claudio Frigerio
as EScamillo.
Coming from the Partisan opera
house that prides itself on preserv-
ing the traditions of the correct
presentation of Carmen" Miss Tou-
rel hardly lived up to expectations.
She has a splendid voice, very well
trained and of marked volume but
not OF sufficient warmth to stress
the sensuous side of Carmens ma
ture. While her singing was polished
at all times. and in this she was
distinguished from most interpret
ers Of the role, 1t has little Of the
vitality that sums up, in the first
arias especially, the heroine's char
acter.
Her acting was restrained and,
Evening star., 1945-03-16
MoreoId Nomination
Hearing Is Postponed

A meeting scheduled for today on
the nomination Of Municipal Court
Judge Nathan r. Margold to be an
associate justice Of District Court
was postponed because Of q conflict
Of Senate committee meetings.
Another date will be set by Chair
man McCarran of the Senate Judi
ciary Subcommittee considering the
nomination.
Evening star., 1945-03-16

Nay " AA Va yOu.
I accused my
poor husband
George of cele-
brating st. Pat
rick's Day two
days early. When
he came home
yesterday h is
I ce " as t h e
color Of a sham
rock. Then I
found out he'd
been down pay
ing his income
tax.
Incident ally,
fhav're r re11}nC
Evening star., 1945-03-16

They're / Ing Graeie Allen.
Mr.. Morgenthau the American st.
Patrick" because 30 many people
get out that green stun for him at
this time Of the year.
Believe me, We should al be happy
TO pay our income taxes. That
green stun" viii ripen into the
planes and guns needed to drive the
snakes out Of lots Of islands-from
Two Jima right up to japan.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Oracle Aliens
Comments

Sure n tomorrow is st. Patrick's
Day, and It's myself, the daughter
Of Maggie Darragh from County
Crale, who's wishin' the top o. the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-16
Campaign 10 Collect
 Used Clothing Begins

The collection of used clothing for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, for distribution among the peoples. of liberated countries, started in Ju- neau today, with the American Women's Voluntary Service and the Juneau Woman's Club assuming the responsibility for collecting, sorting, packing and shipping.
 Clothing will be collected at the A. B. Hall, every afternoon from to 4 o'clock, beginning today, and continuing through Monday, April 30. There will be someone at the A. B. Hall every afternoon, except Sundays, to take charge of dona- tions left there.
 Anyone having clothing which they are unable to deliver to the hall, may call either Mrs. Art Uggen, phone Blue 2o6; or Mrs. Mike Haas, phone 378, and ar engagements will be made, to pick up the donations.
 volunteess to assist in sorting, mending and packing the garments will be very welcome, and may either report at the hall or con- tact any of the committee mem bers of the two organizations