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Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15
DREAM TIGHTENING AND
REALISM

The Army searchlights with their
makashift lanseS give tightening
effects rightout of a dream. The
music, straight from the hearts
o. the Brazilian people and not
studied stuff of the cities. is some
thing new to Americans Real
people act out their lives with
amazing realism.
The whole thing is three or
four pictures i'm one, a kind of
magnificent Pan-American what
is-it in technicolor that includes
the story of the Samba, the story
Of the carnival, the story of the
fishermen who come to the capi-
tai with their programs of social
reforms, a Mexican sequence,
and there is enough left over in
the way of film library to pro-
vide background for other pic
turcs musicals, shorts and
dramaS~-fOr years TO come.
The Rockefeller office is now
hoping some deal can bc made
whereby WelleS can finish the pic
ture at goth Century. All the con-
trovcrsy over the making of the
picture. all the criticism heaped
on Welles and on the government
for backing this enterprise, say the
movie industry people, is simply
good buildup and publicity-like the
ruckus over Citizen Kane.
AS for the cementing Of cultural
relations between the Americas,
the Rockefeller office thinks this
Welles picture, plus the new Walt
Disney cartoon on Jose Carioca,
the Brazilian parrot who out-does
Donald Duck. will really do Won
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15
THEY HAD LOCATION WOES

The mere shooting of the picture
however cost the Rockefeller office
some headaches. Wells got down
to Rio with cameras and films but
found there were no lights and no
generator They shipped some by
air, but they got lost. They finally
borrowed searchlights from the U.
S. Army, but the lenses concen-
trated the light instead of diffus-
ing it, so lenses had to be impro-
ViSed.
While waiting for equipment,
Wells went on a personal carni-
val of his own and took his
crew with him. With rings in
their fingers and bells on their
toes, thev made music wherever
they went, and they took pictures
with sound tracks. A lot of
sound track was Welles' narra-
tion for the scenics. Up rivers,
across plains, through jungles
He didn't 60 so Welles with the
upper crust, who BEGAN to COM
plain back to Washington, but
As an artist OF the people he
was a WOW, the best good neigh
Dor mission" the U. S. had sent
south up to that time.
When the party finally got back
to Hollywood. Welles found he
was more or less locked out of bis
studio at RKO. which had been
assigned to another producer. He
had to process his film in the dog
house, developing only pilot strips
in full technicolor. Moving pic
ture people who nave seen the
rushes, however, say they're some
thing unique and wonderful with
effects never before revealed on
any stage.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15
A Portent of Sorrow

Face to face with major action, his
words cautioned that we are also face to
face with increased sorrow and tears
throughout this broad land This has
SOLDERING effect the real and bigger and
most serious thing is at hand, We must
brace ourselves.
And we must take to heart that there
is no place in this picture for fighting
over union fees, or piddling over hours,
or arguing over who has jurisdiction, or
whetting social theory on a sharpening
Stone lubricated with human blood.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15
CAPITAL TALKS
by
Peter
Edison

The motion picture division OF
Nelson Rockefeller's Office of In
ter American Affairs has hopes
that the Orson Wells good neigh
bor movie on South America will
finally be completed and released
after all. though this project to
bolster the buddyism with Brazil
has beck kicking around for over
q year Hope of getting this film
into the theaters hangs by the
somewhat slender thread of deal
whereby Goth Century-Fox, present
employer of the temperamental MI.
Wells. will buy up from RKO the
100000 feet-nearly 40 miles-ot
film which Wells shot in South
America while he was working
for RKO.
1t seems that RKO and Mr.. Wells
haven't been on speaking tern
since that Citizen Kane boycott
by the Hearst newspapers. And
so. while RKO owns the South
American footage, it isn't worth a
dime to them because in its present
shape it doesn't mean anything to
anyone but Wells, the only person
who knows what tie boy wonder
Of the theater worl, was going to
Go with it.
The complete story CT the making
of this film is almost as good as
the film itself can ever be, and a
classic example of the way scme of
these international good neighbor
deals go haywire. Wells and q
planeload of talent took off for Rio
last January to shoot the carnival
in technicolor. He was to be gone
four weeks. Actually he was gone
five months.
One story that has gone the
rounds is that Wells was oprca
ting on an unlimited Office, Of
Inter- American Affairs, expense
account which set the govern
ment back some S200 900, but this
base canard the Rockefeller boys
cmphatically deny. Actually, the
Rockefeller office made a.. con-
tract Will NM guar iahtoeh' WV
company against loss up to
S30OO00 if the picture should be
flop and the box office take
less than the cost of making the
picture. But since RKO never
completed the picture, the only
loss thus far has been that sus
tanned bv RKO which has no
claim against the u. S. Treas
ury until ii carries out its part
of the contract. and can't do
that because il has parted COM
| pany with Wells.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15

Women, though exposed to danger as
all non-cOmbatants in modern warfare,
have never been, and are not now being,
trained for aggressive war action.-Phyl-
lis Bottome, English author.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15
German Defenses ToppIe
AS Rostov FdIIs to Reds

MOSCOW, Feb. l5.-CUP)-The'
battle of Kharkov neared a climax
today with a fierce tank battle rag
ing at the city's outskirts, and troop
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15

LONDON, Feb. Is. (UP)--I
Royal air force bombers
dealt a double attack against
the Axis last night with a
block-buster raid on Cologne
and an assault on two important
Italian war centers-Milan and the
great naval base at Spezia.
A tremendous weight OF three
tonners and incendiaries crashed
on Cologne. 1t was the 18th raidV
the war against that German clty,
which last year underwent l,OO0-
plane attack by the RAF.
Eleven British planes are missing
from the operations over Germany
and Italy, an air ministry comtm
nique said.
A British air ministry commuill-
que said that bombs were dropped
on Spezia, naval base which nes-
ties in natural harbor south of
the Milan section. The attack on
Milan was the 14th since the start
of the war. An italian communique,
broadcast by Radio Rome, said 10
persons were killed and 224 injured
at Milan. The Italians conceded that
great damage was done, and said
two British bombers had been shot
down.
Large fires Sprang up among air
plane plants and munitions works
after the bombs fell at Milan, it was
said
ITALY HARD HIT
The attacks climaxed weekend
of intensive bombing of Europe by
Allied planes based both in North
Africa and Britain. American bomb
ers in North Africa bombed Naples,
Italy'S second port and main reS
forcement base for Tunisia, and ar
so the Crotone airdrome on the
sole of Italy's boot" on Saturday.
That night RAF bombers from Afri-
ca bombed Sicily while home-basHS
British bombers dropped 1000 TOW
of bombs on the Lorient submarine
base on the French Atlantic coast.
Last nights pilots found clouds
over Cologne, W.lere submarine parts
factories are again operating, but
pressed home their attack. Though
antiaircraft batteries we're less ac-
tive than in previous raids, a number
Of enemT fighters were encountered.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15

We have been able to furnish to our
enemies in the Solomons and in Tulagi
area sample of what they are going to
get-Admiral Ernest ]. King. U. S. NAVY
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15

No other nation in the world has big
battle planes to compare in efficiency
with the flying fortress. = Lieut. Gen.
George H. Brett, L. S. Army.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15
Editorials and Comment

covering these subjects, which were SO
conspicuous by their absence from his
FRIDAY speech
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15

trains evacuating the German gar
rison threatened by five advancing
Red army calumns.
(Some competent military OBJ
servers in London expected the fall
of Kharkov to be announced by
the Red army in the late night
special communique.l
Swinging for a knockout blow,
Gen. Nikolai F. Vatutin'S armored
and infantry forces were reported
closing in swiftly on Kharkov, in
dustrial capital of the Ukraine and
and the most important German
base east of Dneiper.
The capture of Rostov on the
Dan and Voroshilovgrad in the Do
nets Basin, the Red army's biggest
twin victory of the war, had knock
ed two of the main props out from
r1der the tottering German de-
fcnSeS, and Il third smashing vic
tory at Kilarkov appeared i'll the
making.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15
COUNTER BLOWS

The Nazi command threw strong
armored and motorized forces, in
Guiding elite SIS units, into desper-
ate counter blows before KharkoV.
But in the light of the reported
mass evacuation of the city, their
efforts shaped up as probable rear
guard fighting 10 cover the retreat.
AS the Russians tightened their
grip on the three-quarters encir-
cled stronghold the heaviest bat
tie was reported only seven miles
southeast of the city proper in
the area of Rogan. In three days
of fighting on that front. Soviet
forces smashed 62 German tanks
Field dispatches reported Signiii-
cant gains by the Soviet spear
head drilling in against kharkoV
from the region OF BolocheV, %
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15

ml!cS nOTlllWeoC VI lAiS WY
REMNANTS FLEE
Remnants of the Rostov garrison
were reported fIeein ng westward
along the Sea of Azov in race
against soviet forces striking
southwark from the Donets BASIN
and threatening to cut the German
line of retreat.
The Russian high command an
nouncad in its midday communlque
that Red armies had occupied
number of localities southwest Oh
Voroshilovsk, 81 miles southwest
of Voroshilovgrad, where they were
driving southwark toward the Sea
of Azov to trap the remains Oh
FIitler's Rostov garrison. Nearly
battalion of Germ n infantry
normally 1000 men-was wiped out
in fierce fighting.
Unofficial reports from Stock
holm said the Russians had broken
into 5talinO. great industrial town
northwest of RoStoV and only 90
miles north of the Sea of A2CV, and
we're battling the Germans i'll the
streets
LINE CRUMBLING
The whole German nnC - the
DonetS B sin northeast OF Ros-
toy appeared to pe crumbling fol-
lowing the capture of Rostov Rus
slams fourth largest city and gate
way tc the Caucasus; Krasny-Su-
lin. 40 miles to the north, and Vo-
roshilovgrad, industrial capital of
the Donets Valley nearly 100 miles
north of RoStov.
The only avenue of es pc for
the German forces in the DonetS
Valley, estimated at upwards of
i 250,0OO men, apart from secondary
roads, was single track, circuitous
railroad that winds from RoStoy,
through Taganrog to Stalino and
thence to branch line of the
DnicpropctrOvsk-Se -SevaStopol line,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15
REMNANTS FLEE

miles northwest OF ,,le city.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-15
Reich
Feels
Blows

LONDON, Feb. Is. (UP)--I
Royal air force bombers
dealt a double attack against
the Axis last night with a
blook- raid on Cologne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-14

"Cisto prav, da vas dobim!''
je planila v besedo, ne da bi po-
zdravila. "Toliko sem prisla po-
vedat, da tistega berastva ne
maram vec hiso. &c ne pride,
kadar je vista, pa mejte vse
sami,"
"Boltarica, mic ne razumem!
je dejal zupan osorno. "Cemu
TAXA vihra? ?'
'To sem hotela povedati in
Sem povedala, da boste vedeli,
Pa komandiraite po svoje!"
Ia vraga, cemu te besede ~
Danes sem prala!' je magic
drdrala Boltarica in zlovesca
poteza j je igrala okoli usten.
I'm ko sem oh enajstih razobe-
sila perAo, sem zapazila, da nj
Dtrice, no, tiste obcinske mad.
loge. Rekla sem, da bi pobirala
perilo, XII ga veter vrze ma tia,
Zato bi bila dobra, pa je nj bilo
nikoder. Tilka ,ie rekla, da -
re zjutraj nj bio. Sla sem, "a
poizvem, sal sem Sc bala II O.
troka, kod hodi, ko odgova lam
zanj. In jo vidim, da lezi a va
SO hiso in varuje otroka,
"Tako', sem dejala, 'kadar be
dekletce samo "a napot.e, no
kro in dezju, da 81 je boIl
morali vsi izogibati, Ga cesa IA
natrese, takrat jo DO zupan 10
slal, Oh lepih dnevih, ho lahko
otroka tudi kaj porabis, da ne
IRE zastonj, 81 ga pa obdrzi
samH Lep zupan to, lie poglejte
Sc. In bonn Sc povedala Zimi! 2
Bogom! Otroka pa tudi kar OBJ
drzite pri sebi, ko DO lima in
dez! z Bogom!'
In Sc je obrnila ter odsla ne
kaj mrmrajoc predse.
zupanja je stopila vrta ne
kaj korakov "a MO.
"Boltarica, ali ne mislis ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-14

Wendell W9llkse, TepMbkE0,a-
ski predsedni$ki kaadidat pred
$tira1ai lett, IN mo$ni Ea,adidat
pri vohtvah prihodmje zeto, je
bill shkon, >ko je pred medovmina
y st. Louisu, obdrSaval govor,
kjer je sugestiraz svetovmo Sta
bilisir0nje denarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-14

Zgoraj no Sikh je drSavm5 tai
mix Zedinjenih drSav CordeU
Hull, ko je . Rmsijo dospez no
|posvetovomje ruskim sunonjim,
komisarjem Vjacheslav Moloto-
vom, katerega vidite spodaj no
Sikh, IN britskim suH0njim MI
nastrom anthony Eden-ona, da
so priproU1h tia sa sgodovin-
sko va$no IN pomembmo konfe-
renco treh vehkih moS - Roo
sevelta, Stolino in Chmchilla,
katera je bila bas sakljucemo.
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vsaj slisati, kako zupan gospo-
dari njihovim imetjem!" je
dejal, videc, da n asprot n a
stranka grdo gleda poslusalce,
ker nj bila mamie pripravljena.
zupan je v kratkih, rezkih
besedah povedal, da. je Neza W.
nila otroka, in je dal besedo III
mi.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
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yarrisons by destroying his lines oS CON
| videz je odsel gledat, kako de-
lajo kopaci. Toda neprijetno mu
ie bilo, da bi morda naletel v
hisi ma Dorico. Sram ga je bilo
v duso.
Vrnil Sc je sele nekaj minut
pred sejo ter Sci naravnost v pi-
sarno.
Branko je sedel mad spisi, ma
glo pisal ter mu povedal, da ga
je iskal Grabnar.
ALI 81 bill vceraj pri zdrav-
niku?' je vprasal fanta ter mu
pozorno pogledal v oci.
| :"Jaz ne, gospodinja!" je de-
jal Branko.
"Tako!' je rekel zupan ter
yes zamisljen sedel "a mizo.
"Zdaj razumem vse. Hotela je
| biti ma jasnem! In je vsak up
zaman!' 81 je dejal samemu Sc
| ii in cutil tezko bridkost in O.
samelost v srcu.
| Pred sejo ga je poklical V
stran Grabnar.
"Ti otroci nasi stranki zelo
skodijo. lima pripoveduje po
vasi, da Sc jih nismo znali O.
tresti. On da je znal take stvari
tako zavoziti, da nj prislo nix
dar vec v pravi tir. H glavarju
da hi bill moral It'll in mu pove-
dati. Ali 81 sel?'
"Nisem!''
"No, vidis. Nam DO ia stvar
grizla oh stranko. Proti tebi gre
in proti nam vsem, XII smo S
teboj." s..
"Ali MISC ljudje?"
"Seveda, to bi bilo ze pref
misliti, kako bi Sc bill dali spi-
81 vsaj kje zaloziti. Meni je "a
stranko!"
"Spisi zaloziti?"
"Zima Sc hvali, da je MENU
ma ljubo nekoc glavar spise "a
lozil, in stroske v bolnisnici je
placala dezela. I'll pa tega ne
znas"
"Kaj pa postenje, mole po-
stenje?"
"Ne gre "a postenje, gre "a
zvitost. Ali ne plaza laze deze-
la, kaj?"
zupan je otresel z glavo:
"Jaz sem "a ciste posle!!"
In je otvoril obcinsko sejo, ne
da bi poslusal Grabnarja. Ma
dnevnem redu je bilo vprasa-
ME, kdo maj DO sirotam varuh,
XII ga je zahtevalo sodisce.
maj DO Matijec; zmerom je
v mestu in opravi te posle mi
mogrede z gosposko,' je dejal
Grabnar.
"In on jih je pripeljal!" je
pristavil Zele. s
"Pa maj DO Matijec!"
In sklenili so proti sestorici,
da predloze Matijca "a varuha.
Drugo vprasanje dnevnega
reda je bilo- tezje.
Kan z Lojzkom, ker ga Neza
vec ne mara.
Vnelo Sc je ostro prerekanje.
lima je bill nabral tudi kopo
ljudi: "obcinstvo, davkoplace-
valce," je dejal. tt so poslusali
in pritrjevali njegovim besedam.
Tudi je govoril bolj obrnjen
proti obcinstvu kakor proti od-
bornikom.
+ "Seja je javna in obeinarji
IL Sox,o1a: :,.oo., ,>,,nx,s,<
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Mali ogIasi
StanOyanje

bi rad pri priletni Slovenki ali
Hrvatici, vdovi prosta otrok.
Naslov Sc maj pusti v uradu te-
ga lista.
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"Ti lahko pridigas, ker jih nj
mas!" Sc je otresla zaniclJivo.
"Jalovka, kakor si!"
"Boltarica!" je planila zupa-
MIA il sebe, strasna bol je bila
v njenem klicu, kakor da Sc j
je nekaj utrgalo v dust. cali ne
DO odpustila ?'' Sc je vprasala in
kakor blisk j je slo skozi moz-
game, da je njen moz, preden je
prosil MO "a roko, govoril do
ber cas- z Boltarico, takrat Ko-
lencevo Rezo, in da je je razdr-
10 skoraj pred oklici. "Zato ta-
ko poudarjas, koliko imas o.
trok" je ponislila. Noge so Sc
il sibile cd bolecine, XII je .pla-
la v njenem srcu.
"Kaj sem tt storila? Ali ra-
rzumes, kaj pravis? Ali razu-
mes, ii, ko je devetkrat potr-
kala smrt oh tvojem vzglavju,
ko 81 rodila. Ali razumes? Ia
kaj 81 tako krivicna, &c so nebe-
sa tako usmiljena S teboj?! o,
zakaj 81 tako neusmiljena?" ?"
"Pridigaj svoji dekli!" Sc je
otresla Boltarica ter odsla.
zupana pa so bila Boltaricina
ocitanja razgrela. V njenih be-
sedan je bila prikrito smrtno
sovrastvo in tudi mascevalnost.
Velkavrh je dobro umel, cesa
mu ne more pozabiti. Memo ca
stihlepje in samoljubje je bilo
uzaljeno, zato je iskala, da Sc
lie znasala. Toda v tistem hipu
je VISA njegova jeza in ogorce-
most iskala odduska. To ga je
razjezilo do besnosti. Kakor ris
je stopil okoli vogla, ne menec Sc
"a pogovor zensk. &c bi ga bill
CAD picil, bi ne bill mogel z
vecjo jezo zagrabiti specega
dekletca "a roko, ko je zazrl oh
Mi kos hruske.
Dorica je zakricala v spanju,
v strahu in grozi udarila precise
ter ga z vso silo zadela po no.
su.
zupan je zrohnel.
"Tako in Sc mole hruske kra-
deS, senoe tatinsko:"
Njegova tezka roka je padla
pc glavi dekletcu, da je jeknilo,
izkusalo v prvem hipu zajoka-
ii, potem pa je izrazom stras-
ne groze v oceh cd bolecine sa-
mo lovilo sapo:
"Ojej, oiej!"
Kri Sc il je ulila IL nosa in
ko je zupanja priletela ma klic
ter iztrgala otroka iz mozevih
rok, je dekletcu omahnila glavi-
ca ma prsi.
''Da bos vedela, da ne smes
krasti'' je prvi jezi in zadre-
gi bruhnil liz sebe.
"Saj svojih otrok ne bos te-
pel!" je kriknila zena. In kakor
da je v tistem hipu udarila ma
dan visa njena bolest, Sc je ka>
kor pijsna opotekala Z otro-
kom, XII j je lezal nezavesten
V rokah. cali ne YES, da midva
ne bova imela otrok?"
Osupel je strmel zeni lice,
ma katerem Sc je crtala tako
strasna bolecina, da ga je pre-
vzela groza. Niti doumeti nj mo-
gel njenih besed.
"Umij otroka in nikar ne
,javkaj tako neumno!" il je "a
klical in trdo odsel, da bi pri-
kril presenecenje in zadrego ra-
di njenih besed.
zupanja pa je kakor v stras-
nih sanjah strmela v bledo lice
deklice, cez katero Sc je lii kr-
vav curek.
"Kakor njena matt" il je 81
milo skozi mozgane. "Iste pote-
re in isti pogled izpod vek.'
Stresla jo je groza. Nesla je de-
klico k vodnjaku, kjer jo je po-
lila mrzlo vodo, da jo je spra-
villa k sebi.
| Branko je medtem dvignil jo-
| kajOcega bratca IL trave in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-14

Zupana nj bilo h kosilu. Ma
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v COLLINWOODU

v COLLINWOODU
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Waterloo in Greenwood Ave.
Cena samo $1,000. Sc lahko ta-
koj preselite ko kupite.
MATT PETROVICH
Real Estate & Insurance
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KE. 2641 ali GIL. O422
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Stanovanje

S 5 sobami Sc odda v najem
odraslim ljudem. Vprasa Sc ma
1915 E. 49 st.
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SIROTE
Spisal NARTE VELIKONJA
(Nadalievanie)-

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-14

XII je preminila dne ID. de-
cembra 1910.
Umrld ST nam zLata mama,
UednO iepa, spo$tOUana -.
in U crni zemlU pokopana
nisi ne 0stoia sanao.
Ninuia so tri doiya Ieta,
TUOji 0troci Sc radi spet
spominjamo ma Tebe, a h!t 'uti
tudi ma oceta, draga mat,
kateriDa UeCnO yad0st uz vus
ter o sinOuih in hcere slO,.h
sniuoS.
zalujoci ostali:
Michael. Stanley in Jose .oa,
sinovi;
Frances, hci
Cleveland, O., IA. dec. 1943.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-14
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sednik Jernej Krasovec; tajnil
Frank Bavec, 1897 East &c ST
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zapisnikar John Leskovec, 1915
Darley Ave; nadzorniki John
Lokar John Sterile in Charles
Roman. ~
Seje Sc vrsijo vsako tretjo
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