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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bnshel crates. Y. s
No !, 2n.in min unless otherwise
81 500 LIS. Northern Spys. 81 s. . LIS
Jonathans. 81 25H l.35, pa in. min.a sf,?C
G1.2S. Rhode Island Greetings. 81 100
20; -Bshwins 81; Shiawassees, 81; wsg-
eners. 81. Washington. boxes. Red Deli
cious and Delicious extra fancy 6fs-s0s.
81 2SH 235. SIS 81 2om225. l25s 81 25m
2 IS. fancy zoos. 81 go. il3s-i3ss 81 Rome
Beautys. extra fancy 6is, 81, 'l2s SIS.
S2.25.
REANs-Florida. bushsl hampers. String
less Black Valentines, Nnf25; wax, nat
type. ordinary TO fair 81 2sVs' BouniiiIls
S3l5d3,25. ordinary 81 50u2. Plsntifuls.
fair 10 good, 81, 7Sst3, few higher.
Angeles. crates6 dozen
punched California 4.25mt75.
CELERY Michigan. bundles dozen
stalks. Mammoth. AS d soc; California. cub
crates Pascal. 81. q %; California, l6-in.
crates trimmed tops Pascal, dozen. 50
Michigan squares Sl.10, % crates, rough
Golden Heart 81 rs: California, u crates.
Golden Heart, SO dozen 20-22-in. crates,
50 23G3 So
cAUIIFLowER-Pon crates. 12s and
larger. California, $l.s5 u ! 90; oregon
cRANBFRRIEs- Massachusetts " bar
reli boxes Howes So $50 : 20.
CUcUMBERs- Florida bushel baskets
'fsncy," So few higher.
CRAPES-CalifOrnla, display Jugs. To-
HAYS. 81 s0G SIS; Emperors 81 55m IS
mostly $4,000. 65: fine quality, Sl1aH
I SIS Rihiers. 81 q0d 2 so; White Malagas,
fine Dauanty S2d2 10; Amerias, 2m2 70.
LETTUCE California. Iceberg type Los
Angeles crates. salipas-wstsosvilie dis,
i,ici dozen. fair TO generally good
quality. 50 251 , IS. mostly 81 2Sp 30,
FAIR quality and condition. 81 s5a5; dozen
fair 10 generally good. 81 Is . So mostly
so. few higher, Idaho, dozen, falr
quality and condition. S2.7s
LEAF LETTUE-ohio. dollhouse, 1O-lp'
baskets ST.
oNIoNs--5o.ib. sacks. sweet spanish.
u. 8 No 1, 3-in. and larger; Idaho " -
Mi35: % inch. Sl.5o, Colorado. Sihch'
81 25mf 80: % inch. 81 20n 80 Michissn
ho-lb sacks, L. $. No. J. lehoMs, 'o.sv,'
2-incn and larger 81 400 % 23-lo. sAch'
white Boilers. sl.25ni 80.
POTATOES sacks, Idaho Russe'
purbanks. u. S. No washed y % = -
unwashed 81. 6oq2 20; lob. SACKS wssnec
2pG 3Oc. e. s comms. l0o-ie. sacks
e. %. Maine lOO-lb sacks, u, s. No. l.
Chippewas and Katshdlns. ~. 20 - z lev
81 as lS-lh. paper sacks SIC; Michlsai
Io0-lb sacks L. s. No ! Chippewas ~. :"
n /. so: Cobblers. 81 5oa so; Russo, Ru
rais 81 asa 50: Upper Peninsula la-lb
naper SACKS u. s. No. Green Mtns., 2sc
RADIsHEs - Pony cris. s0-sa bchs
Texas 81 few s2.25: Alabama large slze
= RSUITkBKGAs - Canada solh. sacks
sHAtLoTs -rouisians bills bend 81 q
750 mostly s7.25; eFis' dor N''9"z
SWEET POTATOES - Louisiana Port,
Piran Vans bu. Crts u. ;. No. j., ~
~ al Texas. bu crts L. 8 M l. 81 -
Tennessee. bu crts 81 f0I So; bu. hprs
Porto RiCau Vans. ~ to' hu. hpr'.' NAnc'
Halls. $780, IS; New Jersey hu. hprs
e. 40 Jerseys. Red soil stock. 81 ~
TOMATOES ono hotbouss SID bskts.
med, 81 s0a 65; io-lb. cins., fepacks
med, 81 .5n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
|Hupp Leasing
Approved

John +. Murphy, trustee OF Hupp
Motor Car Corporation. has been
authorized by stockholders and
creditors 10 lease 100000 square
feet of the company's factory
space TO United States, Rubber
Company and Chrysler Corpora
tion for combined gross rental OF
$50. $50 for a two-year term.
Murphy reported that owners OF
$4,000 shares had approved the
proposed lease plan and that only
10000 shares had been voted
against il. Creditors holding claims
of approximately 100000 Also APP
proved the plan. with the only dis
senting vote cast by one $40
creditor.
The next Federal Court hearing
will be December 8. At that time
the trustee will file his final report
ION the amounts owed by the COM
pany under creditors claims, total
ing S225,0 900. of which part are in
dispute as 10 amount.
Murphy said he was hopeful that
the companys affairs would be in
shape by January TO dissolve the
truSteeShip and return the business
to the stockholders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Experienced Meeting Set in Washington

Various other federal agencies recognizing The extent TO
which the national being placed khaki
for reactions from the field toward federal orders and rulings
In this connection will be held WASH
shortly discuss the effect industry
dsng nStalmen
selling.
Those who administering these financial restrictions
entering wedges rather than
fully completed procedures Not only the nstament
be sdened and extended if but addi
contemplated dampen demand
for the of productive
be restraints charge accounts and nonbusness loans
commercial banks. addition, the members OF the
ernng federal system already record
additional authority from Congress increase
and thus reduce the potentially n1aonary
of commercial banks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Murray S Year
Net $1,61O,733

Murray Corporation OF America
in a report for the year ended
August 81 shows a net profit of
81 ,610,733 after depreciation, fed
eral income taxes, etc. equal 10
Sf69 share on 950.615 shares.
This compares with net profit
of 1856. ST.. or 90 cents share in
the previous fiscal year.
The rising plane of defense out
put will offset declines in sales OF
non-defense products in the No
vember quarter and earnings are
likely 10 be at least equal 10 the
$500, 1873 or % cents a~share re-
ported for the like 1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
National Bank
Offers Plan for
Capital Boost
I75,ooo Share
Stock Dividend
Part Of Proposal

A plan 10 increase the CAPT
tali1ation of the National Bank
Of Detroit BY a pro rata common
stock dividend payable IN common
stock in the amount OF 10000
shares on the present $4,000 out
standing. has been presented Ia
stockholders by Chairman Walter
s. McLucas.
This would increase the par
value Of the capital common stock
10 $1,000. 600. the charge of
Sl.75o 900 being made 10 undl-
vided profits.
In addition an increase in Tire
surplus account from $3.50 600
10 Sl1.2a0.Oo0 is provided for by
direct transfer oT 81 407 ,023.49 IN
the preferred stock retirement
fund and Sl092 1865 from un-
divided profits.
Elimination of the preferred
stock retirement fund require
ments. except that for the next
five years the amount from earn
ings which would normally be
credited viii not be So credited, is
also included; however. the bank
would agree that such funds would
not be used for payment OF any
property or cash dividends on the
common.
a fixed schedule for preferred
stock retirement beginning in
February. 1947. is recommended in
the amount of $3.50 900 each six
months or in an amount equal TO
40 per cent Of the earnings for The
siX-month periods beginning July
]. 1916, etc. whichever of the two
amounts Is the lesser.
When the plan is completed net
capitalization will be increased
from S25, 100000 10 $4,000, 900
which will increase the banks
legal loaning limit TO $4,000, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
MARKETS.
Lewis Haney
Lewis Heney
Business Holds
.UneVen=COurSe

Again week passed business indexes
showing little change Some down,
the number of advances and declines being about equal
Again be said that this a bad showing. 1t
may be taken the huge volume of government
spending purposes stimulus
priorities cycca
a recession
should noted however that the weekly figures
quite favorable might One of the chief weekly
indexes that this
production. adjusted may
to allow
there On the hand declines the
OF automobile production cotton manufacturing
cellaneous loadings significant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Transition From Peace TO War Economy

devices envisaged in connection with the
pending price ceiling legislation
They all broad design to restrain civilian
up as per production be d
defense and allied purposes.
with planned transition from
time taxation and key Instruments
is designed only obvious
reducing civilian
chasing restraining ability citizens
newly produced goods and
Taxation is OF compulsory but similar further
sought through supplementary voluntary schemes
Guiding the sale of defense bonds According the financial
bonds only
reduces
spendable of scarcity
critic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Urges Expansion
OF .DefenSe' Clinics

WASHINGTON Nov 19-ln face of the tendency OF the
defense program disrupt business usual officials
under the direction of the office of have
started program holding 30 defense clinics key
aid business to make the adjustment to abnormal conditions
The selection of speakers and of discussion varied
in accordance with local needs and interests
AS supplement 10 these clinics telling large and small
fit scheme defense production,
Donald NJ Nelson. director of SPAB has
leaders their own initiative should hold similar
defense clinics At such meetings. Mr. Nelson's thought
that and could reveal the technques
OF using substitute materials the field of civilian production
AiFNesen told the survival free enterprise
would be assured business showed enterprise find
of keeping occupied despite the handcap
priority orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Chickens Come Home

Provcrbially, chickens come
home 10 roost. Franklin d.
Roosevelt, by accepting half a
million dollars or more from
John l.. Lewis and his union TO
finance his reelection campaign,
placed himself i'm a position no
Chief Executive of the United
States should ever have placed
himself in. Mr.. Roosevelt, as
shrewd a politician as ever APP
peared on the American scene,
must have been prepared to
receive demands from his mu-
niiicent benefactor for special
favors.
Labor Leader Lewis, also no
amateur politician, was dumb
founded when the politician he
did so much to put into the
White House refused to grant
certain requests. He bluntly
blurted out, in effect. that he
had paid handsomely for. favorS
and that President Roosevelt
was welshing.
Ordinary citizens have felt
that the New Deal ,admlniStra-
ton has given Lewis ample
value for even the stupendouS
sum he put up. A most lopsided
labor law has been administered
most lopsidedly. Unions have
been consistently coddled; en-
ployerS consistently condemned.
Therefore. is II not UNDER
standable why John l.. Lewis
has emboldened to thumb his
nose at the gentleman he ap-
parently felt sure he had
"boughI ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Widespread Feeling Of Uncertainty

Stocks of goods accumulated last Summer in ancpa
ton of shortages and Just however priori-
unemployment high and slowing down
buying. The mild weather sections has not helped
TO these should be added widespread feeling of
anty and caution growing out of anomalous war position
gravely problems OF
problem uppermos probably
Last weeks domestic almost monopoized by strike
and deal them. While
probable that strikes will he allowed tie defense
should all recognize thatfttle
being made by the government toward solution OF the labor
problem Despite all talk and number Of fairly
good unlikely anything fundamental
wi be now OF until become much woSe->S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
On the Business Front
With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

Citizen" came to Detroit some 10
years ago; that / don't have to be
Judge in the prefabricated home
row: that the brokers have started
TO blame the war for the dull bust
ness and are laying Off the SEC;
that OFT Waldow didn't freeze all
his fish; that a Scotch newspaper
publisher had a son; that Ken
Burns golden pants are protected
from the moths for the Winter
months; h a I the ABA is com
ing TO Detroit; that Graham and
REQ are in the black: that l know
the difference between branch and
chain banking: that Cassatt and
some of the others got lost in the
Merrill Lynch mergers; and that
the First National Bank is going
to pay off interest as we predicted
a few years back.
And more about the job, I'm
also thankful:
That my better half keeps din
ner now that I'm late getting home
since the time change; that / got
lin that one game of golf with
Charlie McVarnish of A. and p;
that. as George Bailey puts it. I got
TO hear. Economic Club speakers
and am paid for it 10 boot; that
even X. T. Keller has 10 bum ciga-
-rets once in whiic;- Ben
Young'S back in tho pink; that
Burke Montgomery got the Re-
corder's Court clerkShip; that I
bought a home last year and don {
have landlord troubles; that I'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Steadier Tone
by
Stock Market
LoF Features With ;
2-Point Squirt;
ChrysIer Edges Up
International News Service Wire

International News Service Wire
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-1he
stock market was steadier AT the
opening today following its irregu-
Lar decline through the two pre-
ceding sessions.
While the majority of issues
were unchanged 10 shade higher.
several continued 10 lag. Trading
was moderately active.
Libby Owens Ford stood out
with a squirt Of 2 points on yester-
days late dividend. Chesapeake
and Ohio jumped X on its initial
sale.
Chrysler, American Smelling.
Santa Fe, American Telephone.
Goodrich. Eastman Kodak and
Allied Chemical all were up frac-
lions.
Public Service of New Jersey
slipped 10 new 1871 bottom.
United States Steel, Kennecott and
Westinghouse also were lower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Buys.Chi(dgo Rail S
Bonds From c. & @.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 19.-Wert-
helm e. Co. sole bidder. has pur-
chased from Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company $i95, 500 princi-
pal amount of Chicago and East
ern Illinois Railroad Company
general mortgage income bonds,
due Jan. j, 1897. This constituted
the entire block of the c. and r,
]. bonds on which bids were in
vited by c. and o. on November 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
'Ex' Group Elects
ler(hen Governor

William G-Lerchen of Waiting
Lerchen a. Co. Detroit. was
elected governor Of the resor-
ganized Association of Stock FIX
change firms al meeting in New
York. J. F. Burns of New York
was named president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
GoebeI Declares
Regular Payment

Goebel Brewing Company has
declared a regular quarterly divi-
dend of ) cents share, payable
December % IN stockholders of
record. November %.
This brings payments for the
year TO % cents. same as in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

New York and wholesale norfsrrous
metal quotations supplied ny Federated
Metals Division. Detroit Spit 30 per cent
tin. nominal New York So. future tin.
~ take grade copper delivered Midwest
u. siectrolyfie spot. smslier. ~. casting
copper rs. 81 Louis lead 5 70: a.
Louis zinc SIS. New York anthony. IL:
virgin aluminium. Is.
Tin. small sales ZINC sales 10 lia
tons: shipments. $40 tons uuhisd ordsrs,
as. 6Ti tons. Export copper. II rs; resale,
y. Free sterling exchange, S4.O4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

Tomorrow's Thanksgiving Day
and !, along with more than 130,-
100000 other Americans, am
thankful that / am an American.
But there are lot of other
things. too. For example, I'm
thankful: -
For my friends for they've made
my job easier and my life fuller;
that each pay day l have the
privilege of buying a few bucks
worth of defense stamps: that each
penny L spend on them goes to
protect me and mine; that even
though taxes are going 10 be
higher. they're not as high as in
Canada or Great Britain; that is
this country labor unions are free
and not organizations for Serfdom
as they are in Germany: that here
in Detroit we have the brains and
ingenuity TO switch from cars 10
tanks and guns; that the American
press and radio are free: and that
after the last war we stopped junk
ing battleShipS before they were
Iall gone. 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
DeplorabIe Plus

What was originally a deplor-
able transaction is eliminating
in plunging the entire nation
into a deplorable predicament. a
predicament threatening tn e
safety OF this republic.
FIRM. uncOmpromiSing. effec-
tive action manifestly must be
taken by Congress if Mr.. RooSc-
Welt continues 10 back away
from treating labor leader Lewis
as ne has unheSitatingly treated
other citizens.
Copyright. ls4l. BY p. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Gas Sales Increase

Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany sales for the week ended No
vember Is totaled 579,325 NJ
cubic feet. compared with 540,53O
NJ. cubic feet for the week ended
Nov. is. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

Thinking more of my job and
business acquaintance, l am
thankful:
That in the interests of national
defense the Detroit Stock Ex-
change gave up that white Gle
phant il lormerly-aeetsPiedss-1ha II
Ernie Harris only fractured a foot
stepping off that curb: that
never tried skiing after what il
did 10 Al Clancy Jr.; that The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Walker Co. Pays
75( on A Stock

Walter e. Co. has declared 2
dividend of Is cents on class a
stock, applicable against accumu-
lated dividends. payable Deem
Der 20 to stock of record Deem
Der /. A payment of 81 was made
October |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Better Indexes of Commodity Prices React

Furthermore better indexes commodity prices have
Hardly commodity markets last
But there declines grain, cotton, hogs lard cot
tallow.
wholesale markets, reflect slack
the distribution of goods retailers In sections
country orders for immediate
shipment fallen does much if any above
fairly clear that temporarily under the
influence number of retardng factors mostly connected
with he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
.L.0.F. Glass Declares
S2Common Dividend

TOLEDO. Nov. 10. - Libbcy-
I0wens-FeFd Glass Company has
declared a dividend of 81 on com
mon stock. payable December Il
20 stock of record November %.
Dividends for the year total $3.50
the same as in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Exchanges, Banks
To Close Tomorrow

Security and commodity exs
changes. banks and other finano
institutions throughout the natiS-r
viii be closed tomorrow in observ-
ance Of Thanksgiving Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Problem of Labor and Closed Shops

problem labor dctaors and the closed shop is
Presidents door He trying the baby
Congress while Congress insists is his Meanwhile
far he dare 1t even possible that some
yindlstfieS= by
government idea of becoming government
poyes Certainly radicals both and OF the unions
would welcome this step toward colecVsm.
general however, inclined TO expect the increased
employment wargoods industries 10
the priorities unemployment And expect
their before long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

Cutler-Hammer. Inc, declared a
dividend OF 40 cents, payable De-
cember Is, TO stock of record De-
cember 5. Previous payments this
year were 35 cents on March Is.
40 cents on June IA and 35 cents
on September l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Urqe Greater Distribution Of Bonds

and system leaders, desiring 10
distribution Of bonds
Individual institutional investors, including banks
insurance companies, instead of TO checking banks
In discussion of controls. there has been
dampenng velocity Moreover deficit
financing for than decade has already blown bank
like and the willingness OF de-
dollar, rather than
from it. depends confidence than
planning at this uncure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Detroit Poultry

Nsrke, FIRM Hens = ihs and up $50
rnesf Ibs lsc legh0rn hons 10 ~
ur fac. rncEs 1nTif rofk spf myers
80 rock hroiisfs 2ic. YOUNG hcr 'urkfi .
50 ms arr " 2ac Young frr turkeys
~ ms. snc ur &c. ducks white its
ara Or. 10, Essss 1fc. -stnifs ~
TCCs- Msrkst firm current receipts
sfes Ileeygfacs. asa a7sae.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Hammers Oil Votes
Dividend Of 10 Gents

Hammers Oil Company has de-
clared dividend OF 10 cents. pay
able December 5 to stockholders
of record, November Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

not building one now; that It's
Chick Fisher to most every one ano
not G.. r. Fisher Jr.; that Mariner
EccleS isn't my uncle; that Harold
Ickcs isn't mad at me; that / don
have to write n column for to-
morrow and that I'm going TO have
turkey.
Before forget. I'm thankful:
That most bankers are human,
that most business men are too
that most labor leaders are con-
scientious; that some one invented
Harvey Bristol Cream; that my
wife found that chcsSman Laurence
Stuart dropped in the hollow ash
tray; that | have two boys and one
girl: that business is good despite
the change-over TO munitions; that
/ was pretty lucky al those Indian
dice luncheonS in the Bull. Satur-
day moons; that Jeffries was re-
elected and that l work for The
Detroit Times.
But I'm sorry that. a group oil
far-sighted business men didn't
see their way clear to put up the
money for the purchase of the
American Boy SO that il might
continue to be a constructive in
fluence in the lives of thousands OF
future business mon when l stop Ia
realize that any number Of sub
verSive elements would subscribe
TO double. yes triple, the needed
amount Just 10 corrupt your boys
and mine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

NEW YORK. Nov. 10. - The
amount of electrical energy dis
tributed by the electric light and
power industry of the United
States for the week ended Novem-
Der Is was 1904 464 900 kilowatt
hours, against 1889. 937 900 in the
1910 week. an increase of Ia
per cent. according to the Edison
Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended No
vember s totaled 1925. 574 000
kilowatt hours. compared with
2,SoS 034 600 the year previous,
an increase of l6.4 per cent, and
in the week ended November
came TO $685., $4,000 kilowatt
hours. against 2.SS2, $4,000 in
| $40, an increase of 1873 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Edison Output
Again al Peak

For the third consecutive week,
total output of Detroit Edison
Company topped all previous rec
ords in the history Of the company.
Total output for the week ended
November Is at. 81 60S,000 kilo-
watt hours registered a gain OF
a per cent over the previous
weeks high mark of 90,290, 600
kilowatt hours and an increase OF
ISl2.3 per cent over the 81 $4,000
kilowatt hours Of the correspond
ing week last year.
Industrial output last week
climbed TO n new high peak, at
407S,000 kilowatt hours. register
ing a gain of Is per cent over the
previous weeks total of 43,274 ,00O
kilowatt hours and an increase OF
l4.S per cent over the 3S,373 DOC
kilowatt hours of the correspond
ing week OF 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
FOREIGN Exchange

NV YORK, Nov. ~ Prices in cent
TtROPE
La gaceta., 1941-08-19

haga algo asi como un inven-
tario de las propiedades que
los extranjeros poseen en- to-
do ell pals. Abarca la Orden 8
los extranjeros todos, sean de
Europa, America o Asia.
Vichy, agosto 19.-Se ha
empezado a tomar ell juramen
to totalitario demandado por
Vichy. Todos los funcionarios.
etc., juraran su fidelidad a
-Petain, no a Francia. Aumen-
ia ell descontento en- todos los
sectores. Siguen encarcelados,
en- prisi6n preventive, hume =
.tosos senadOres y representa-
ties opuestos a una mayor cola
boraci6n con Alemania.
Berlin, agoto 19.-Los ma
zis dicen haber hecho $50, 900
prisionerOs rusos en- los ulti-
mos diez dias.
MoscG, agosto l9.-El ejer
cito rojo tiene instrucciones
para defender hasta ell fin las