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Show U. S. Leads Yorid In Appreciation Of Opera, Stella Roman Observes NEW YORK vU.R Red-haired Stella Roman, the Romanian-born Romanian-born sopranoi, says that American! Ameri-can! Understand less of what is going on during an opera but -appreciate the show more than any other audience in the world. "And why?" asked Mist Roman. Ro-man. , . ' ':! - .. ; "America is only theater in world that has opera In original language. Every place else is the translation." ' ' Miss Roman ducked away from a love-bird named Cleopatra that was swooping around her apartment apart-ment overlooking Central Park . and Shooed the bird away from he collection of small bottles of .water. . . . . Catch the Spirit "But if is wonderful to sing for Americans." she said. "They catch the spirit. When language of opera is changed, it loses its spirit. It comes Hacked. It comes out different.". So, though the average American Amer-ican operagoer doesn't understand the words, he gets the idea, and the performers get the applause, Miss Roman said.' The' birds that flutter about Miss Roman's apartment and the bottles of water in racks on the wall represent her two 'hobbies. She suddenly switched her con versation from music to hobbies, "I collect water," she said. "I have a small bottle of water from a lake, or river or sea in very country that I have visited. "I only need three more bottles bot-tles to finish my . collection, then I will have water - from every country." Those three" ace Australia, ;hina and India. "I have Water from the Black em which touches my own coun r Ch ici try and Russia, too. So that takes care of Russia. I have never been there," she said. She looked" at her bottles and birds. . -Life is made up of little things," she laid. "Big things sel dom bring happiness.". Miss Roman is going to Europe this spring, when she plans to move to the west coast to join her husband, Frank Vitale, a Los An geles business man. "He can't stand New York apartments," she said. 3 Idahoans Begin Serving Sentences In Love Nest Case BLACKFOOT. Ida., April 22 (U.R) -Three persons began serving serv-ing sentences and two others were on probation today as the aftermath of a snowbound love nest arrangement in a snowbound snow-bound Riverside home during tne past winter. i Melvin Wheeler, who Co ceived the idea of turning his home into a fun-house where .there was nightly "switching of bed-partners," began serving a three-year sentence for adultery in the state penitentiary. Wheeler's wife, Lor a, and her friend, ' Kenneth B. Hale., each were given a year in theounty jail by Judge Preston Thatcher. Norma Snyder, , W h e eler's sweetheart, was placed on two years' probation, and Leo Wilcox, Wil-cox, who was a latecomer to the Riverside home but was present during some, of the high-jinks, was released on probation. PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY; ' APRIL 22, 1949 1000 Miles to Return Home cx GIFTS AND CANDY AT HAMILTON'S ATTENTION DOLL COLLECTORS VIRGA DOLL 7" Non-breakable 24 Models to choose f rom ea. . . STORY BOOK DOLLS Each 2.50 1.50 FIGURINES (Japanese) 4 PORTUGAL WARE "(Salt, Pepper, Plaques. Vases) , TALLY AND PLACE CARDS t Gibson juid NorcroM , GREETING, GRADUATION A MOTHER'S DAY CARDS -Mail a box of Sterling Candy for birthdays. Mother's Day, etc. We pack and shtp candy, gift everywhere. k 1 HAMILTON'S GIFTS and CANDIES tit N ORTH UNIVERSITY JVt 'vv N 3 N r I - y 1 r I "HU:f0 4s . ..it ." "" V.-. y Dutch' Barber Has . r . Cure For B.aldness EEN, Holland (U.R Jan van Rooyen, barber, who claims to have discovered what men have searched for for centuries, a cure for baldness, has made this village famous throughout Holland. Small, bespectacled Van - Roo yen has Invented a mysterious white liquid w.hich he claims will grow hair on the baldest pate. After only"" few weeks' treatment, treat-ment, the first soft hairs appear on the previously bald .beads of his -clients, he said. But the complete com-plete treatment takes eight months. f ' The procedure is simple. Van Rooyen rubs the scalp with some drops of his liquid, sometimes adds artificial sun ray treatment, a massage and a good brushing. That is done two or three times a week for eight to ten months. The price varies between 50 and 300 guilders ($20 to $120). Van Rooyen is not prepared to tell about his secret. You may touch the bottle, but you mustn't even smell the liquid. His clients come to him from all over the country. Even women come, but they are treated more discreetly than in the common barber shop. His son soon will open a business in Amsterdam, using his father's preparation. Van Rooyen announced that before be-fore long he will put his knowledge know-ledge at the disposal of barbers throughout the world. Temporary Rate llilie Denied To Phone Company SALT LAKE CITY, April 22 the company of $2,400 a day rev- slon had given preference Jto the (UJi) The Mountain States Telephone Tele-phone and Telegraph Co. Wednesday Wednes-day was denied placing into Immediate Im-mediate effect a new rate in crease- in Utah to be, made under bond.- ;..v '' The telephone company sought, to make the increase Immediate ly, : posting bond for refund to subscriber in case only part or -none of the increase; sought is granted by Jhe Utah public service serv-ice commission, fy, The move came' when Mark K. Boyle, commission attorney ask ed that the hearings be recessed until July 13 to permit commission commis-sion 'staff and protestants to pre pare their cases. $2400 a Day Attorneys for the company W. Q. Van Cott and J. H. Shepherd, said that the delay would deprive enue in fate increases to which the company believes it is entitled. en-titled. Shepherd offered the . In crease under f bond as a solution to the problem. , The commission ' denied the motion and recessed the hearing until Saturday. A date for the resumption of hearing testimony will pe announced at tnat time. Commissioh Chairman Hal S. Bennett said that the commission wanted to dispose of the case as fast as their other work will permit..;;' per-mit..;;' : ;,. - 1 , Bennett said that the commis- company in, view of the great number of people that would be affected. He and other commit s loners indicated-in their discus sion that a date earlier than July ' 13 would be set for the. reaumpw tion of hearings. , ' R, M. Morris, company vice president In charge of revenue! and research, concluded the com pany't testimony at the hearing. He said that "the simple fact ia this: If we can't attract equity capital, we are through expanding expand-ing facilities in Utah." . y . Eskimo Students Find Mexico Hot LAREDO, Tex. (U.R) Customs officials here are used to strange transients but they rubbed their eyes when four Alaskan Eskimos crossed the border from Mexico. The Eskimos, all ex-GI's, had been studying silvercraft at Tax-co, Tax-co, and were en route home to Mountain Village on the Yukon river. They said Mexico was too hot for them, but added the tables would be turned this suro-mea. suro-mea. , George Sipary, sf c t i n g ' as spokesman, explained 'that four Mexican youths wil come to Alaska Alas-ka next fall to learn ivory carving, carv-ing, an Eskimo specialty. The Mississippi river has ap proximately 40 navigable' tribu taries. ATTENTION MOTORISTS! Only 7 Days Left PROVO LINCOLN-MERCURY COMPANY WILL PAY FOR YOUR INSPECTION STICKER . . . if you bring your car into our service dept., or call, us on the phfrne for pickup and delivery service! , For the Remainder of April JUNE 15th IS THE DEADLINE FOR STATE INSPECTIONl THIS IS A MUST! GET YOURS DONE NOW! . Free Pickup and Delivery .... r Provo Lincoln-Mercury Co. 1150 Ndrth 5th West Provo, Utah Phone 230$' (NEA Telephoto) Love for his master brought "Jeep," a mongrel Spitz, over a thousand miles. in search of the Hall family. Loss when he disappeared in Kentucky a year-and-a-half ago when the Hall family stopped there on their way to California for a visit. Jeep retrned home, footsore, weary and half starved, all the way to Wartham, Mass. Here, he la at nome with Priscilla Ball, 13. Utah Employment Taxes 7,000 Jump S SALT LAKE CITY. April (U.R) Spring weatrTer and return : of Kennecott "Copper corporation ! workers to their jobs hasboosted Utah's total employment by 7,000 i during March, the industrial commission com-mission announcedtoday. H. Fred Eganyrommissioner in charge of emjyoyment security, said that eyen more jobs than j usual probably will be available, I what wih an increase in nbn- residennai construction on a statewide basis. xe are some of the projects which Egan said will keep down unemployment: 1. Competition of 4,000 new homes in Salt Lake City, Park City and Tooele. 2. .Proposed construction here of 10 new school buildings, additions addi-tions to Utah state prison, a state center for the blind, state crippled crip-pled children's hospital, Shriners crippled children's hospital and Latterday Saints Primary hospital. hos-pital. v ? Largest ore market in world is Cleveland, Ohio. the ' . , U - - . L ( JyOkrv f -i coo wm mm&ooomyM2)& BGf fl-CUBC-FOOr REFRIGERATOR ' 1 r-" . . 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