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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu. crates, ". q.
No J. ~ inch minimum unless Otherwise
,; Northern Spys. 50 1913; fair 20 gem
orally good, So 25n2.50 few hns quality
high 50 25T $50 steele Reds. $3.50;
Nex. York eastern crates. Rome Beautys.
~. z No. l. "a Inch minimum. SO, few
higher; Washington boxes Delicious, fancy.
s0-i3ss 81 asa $50; extra fancy, Bless.
S95; Washington bu. baskets. winesaps.
~ Inch minimum. combination extra
fancy and fancy ordinary TO fair condition.
S27a
sPARAGUs-CaHfornis pyramid crates.
x,g aa1 ,.I fancy $500 ordinary fs gs7s
select. SIS 1915; loose stock. medium TO
large, hest. ss; ordinary TO fair, s47515;
poorer low as 81.
2o-24s S2.45u2.70; ripe stock lower; fair
quality. 20-30s S215n235.
REETs-Texss n crates, 3 dor. punches.
81 5ca275.
BEANs~Florida hi hampers. Bounti-
fuls 81 S0a4.50. mostly 50; Pientifuis,
81. so; Valentines. s525. few higher.
BROCCOLI Pony crates. Arizona. s. so;
California, Ssne.25: Texas, fair, $3.50.
CABBAGE Florida 50-lb. sacks. round.
50. sou Z 81
CARROTS - California. Los Angeles
crates, doz.. S3.25T3. 50: fair. 81. IS;
Arizona hu. baskets. sl.e0@2: Texas, Los
Angeles crates, dor. So rs; 5o-ib. sacks.
small 10 medium. 81 IS, M. baskets. ~.
CELERY Florida is-inch crates.
trimmed tops, INDIVIDUALLY Wasnen, Soloen
Heart, t-los S5.25a55o few best higher;
few los. SIS: XX's. ta5: Pascal az q
doz.. s. Son6: s doZ.. A.mnS: doz.. ~.
CUCUMBERs dollhouse. Indiana. boxes.
az; fancy 2-doz 50 25H3.io; No. 1. q
doz., 81: ohio, bskts., 2f-30s. 1913; car
tons. l-doz., extra fancy, 81 7sa2.lo;
fancy $3.50 No. !, $3.50; Florids; hu.
hskts.' s7Q 1885, choice, ss9s.So; large.
GRAPEFRUIT - Florida. wire bound
boxes, comb. grade, white all sizes, f3r
B SO; Texas. Marsh seedess, comb. grade.
Marsh Pinks, std. boxes. S.5S.
LETTUCE-Les Angeles crts., Iceberg,
Ar,Ions all , sections IS aos, IS 7ogS.M'
bsk,s.. Ohio. Michigan, 81 So
MUSHROOMS Ohio pinis, 22ii a2The;
Michigan. ats few. SoH 55c.
fed Yellow Bermudss 81 asa 2 IS, yellow
Boilers. $3.50 few far 50; Crystal White
Wax. g.. as; ordinary 1928.
oRANG Es-- Florida. wire bound bones.
comb. grade, ValencisS best Sf256ls7;
No. grade. 50 75li: : box bags. comb.
rEARs- Oregon. box p'Anjous. fancy.
POTATOES Nothing offered
SHALLOTs Louisiana barrels. fair 20
good. Sl3 50u rs 50: crts. s-doz., sSm 80.
SPINACH -- Cartons. i-doz. cellophans
BAGS washed spinach, 10 OF. 81 IS. IL OF,
STRAWBERRIES 80 LOUISIANA, zt.pint
crts.. Klondykes and Konmoress $3.50
8 50. fair s. 50.
TOMATOES fn-lh cartons rsrsrks.
med - IS; s-lh. hskts. SKI sits ti.ss;
Indlana dollhouse. S-lh, bskts. MED. fSfS.
small. 81 large 81 smaN and larger 81 IS.
y PUTAPAGAS- Canada\ 50-ib sacks, few
sales PAIN 80. Is
PEAS California ia. hnpr. 500
SWEET POTATOES LOUISIANA ~.
crts., Porto Rican vans 50 North caro-
Ina. hu, bsk's Porto fican Vans t5.s5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
By M. S. Rukeyser
Production System
Praised by Experts

The search for better world the
realistic knowledge of
myself" should be left of postwar
Perhaps the road happiness singular but plural
Maybe the full poentials of imbedded the glib
phrases of politicians.
James +. Lincoln, Cleveland ndustrial for example
the produce than
nZed and he
human through awakening workers with
OF participation joint He calls
based intelligent He believes
demonstrate that his the productivity
tivencss OF individual workers.
AS further check experience, Mr. Lincoln
submitted his brochure his
gent Selfshnes Manufacturing group psychologists
pSychiatriSts
latent ability Of produce the
power problem
The critical comment by behavior is enliCh
Perhaps employers government
ought make
psychologists Maybe psychiatrsts
conference table. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Ads Help Dea lers

Verne l.. Murray. acting gen.
eral sales manager of Pontiac, Is
a firm believer in newspaper ed-
vertising. Through his urgings,
the dual problem of dealers,
maintaining adequate shop STATS
and high used car volume, Is
being met through using classi-
fed ads in newspapers.
Murray reports the program
is getting results. One dealer
who lost three mechanics at one
time inserted an ad in his local
paper and. according 10 Murray.
he received 26 replies. II of them
from experienced mechanics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Index ON Food
Shows Decline

WASHINGTON. April % There
was another fractional decline in
general level Of wholesale prices
last week, according 10 the com
modify price index compiled by
National Fertilizer Association
The index in the week ended April
II declined 10 1858 from 1860
in the preceding week
A month ago il was 1854 and
a year ago 1877, based on 1888
average as 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Present for Hitler7

And that reminds me that AL
loyal Americans have golden OPP
portunity 10 buy Adolf Hitler a
birthday present.
Don't get eXCited-I mean a
L. 6 War Bond.
Can you think Of any better way
10 celebrate the occasion?
The bonds that YOU buy today
won't bring any deliveries 10 the
Third Reich in time for the cele-
bration but they might help deliver
a little package" 10 Goering or
Goebels or Hirohito when their
great day comes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Great Lakes First

As result NJ an item which
appeared in this column last week
the bond drivers Monday fea-
tured tho fact that the nation :
slogan had originated AZ Great
Lakes Steel Corp. on poster.
That's just another First for
tho steel company. Others were
First Minute Man bond flag in
United States.
First 20 convert rolling mills 10
Arnor plate.
First 10 construct super-size war
ne blast furnace
First 70 set UP $4,000 fund 70
slash wartime industrial accidents.
And now. First 10 say They
gave their lives-You lend your
money"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20


for years To build up a brand
name" he said. land during
periods such as the present. con-
sumers are forced 10 take what
ever they can get. When and II
rationing comes, the situation
will be even worse"
But Dave was not too unhappy
though 10 twit Judge Frank
Picard about a stock that tho
Judge owns. And the Judge retortec
that he'd rather have that security
than basement full OF whisky
which in view Of the shortage
seems doubtful. But then IL was al
in good fun!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Flint 10 Collect
In Sale of Lands

FLINT. April 20 Finance Di-
rector Lloyd G.. Kirby today had
been authorized by the Flint city
commission 10 collect in behalf of
the city Of Flint school district and
the city Of Flint an estimated 800
600 given 10 the GeneSee County
treasurer by the state land office
board.
The finances were obtained
through the ScaVenger sale Of
lands which went TO the state for
tax delinquencieS.
.rhe Flint board ~ education
VI the city administration have
agreed the money will he divided
on the basis Of 4sS94 per cent for
the schools and the remainder for
Flint. .Dl sN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Saginaw Gardens
Given Dog Warden

SAGINAW. April 20-With pro-
tests against dogs digging in VIC
tory gardens becoming more fire.
quent and heated. city and county
officials hoped today. employment
Of county dog warden would an
swer the problem.
Supervisors yesterday authorized
employment Of one with 81 200
salary and allowance Of 80 cents
for each dog DESTROYED and %
cents for each delinquent tax sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Allen Industries Net
Tops 1912 Quarter

Allen Industries reports for the
quarter ended March 81 1913, a
net profit of ST. $50 after $4,000
for federal income and excess
profits taxes. The net is equal 10
q cents share on the common
stock. This compares with a net
profit Of S6l.557 or % cents a
share for the March quarter OF
1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Patch Appointed

Earl s. Patch. formerly an ex-
ecutive Of General Motors and
an authority on powdered metals.
has been named general sales
manager of the Henry L. Crow
ley and Co. West Orange. N. j.
This company manufactures the
Crolite line of steatite, high
frequency iron cores.
Patch was with the Moraine
Products division of GIN in Day.
ton. O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
OIds Scrap Collection

March collections of metals by
Oldsmobile dealers throughout
the country totaled 100000
pounds. according to II. A.
Trevellyan. Olds general sales
manager. The total this year is
more than 100000 pounds.
Since September, when the scrap
drive was inaugurated. the deal
erS have turned in II million
pounds.
In addition. the Odds factory
has contributed more than IL
million pounds of metals for re-
smelling during March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Saginaw Market
Acts on 0verCharues

SAGINAW. April 20-Postine
of ceiling prices and a closer
watch al city market will trim
down overcharges OPA investiga-
tors told city council.
CounCilmen approved the activ-
ity and asked for progress reports.
THE governments not going
10 tell me what To charge for my
potatoes" a farmer told an in
NeStiCator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Livestock Markets

DETROIT
CATTLE 800 All classes SLOW. gen.
eral undertone weak however. slaughter
steers and heifPrs opening steady 10 Weak
with last weeks low close and Gamer
cutter and common cows steady: cows ir
hsnt supply, nothing done on medium and
good kinds. undertone weak not enough
bulls sold ~ establish market: load choice
fed steers held above SIS 30. several sales
medium and good fed steers and yearlings
Nlf 5OH is: some mixed steers and heiferS
Sl4 1873: package medium IN low good
straight hetfers. $3.50; shortfpd light
yearling heifers bid S14.5o; Gamer, cutter
ana common cows. S7.25a 1850.
CALVES 500. steady Bulk good and
choice vealers SIG, few strictly choice N
SIS so medium grades mainly SI4ai5 so.
common $3.50 down
co HoGs Receipts s Fs: 5sG bidding stead,
cents higher on butchers scaling $50 his
upward large interest bidding Sl490 Il
SIS on $50 to 300 10. butchers
SHEEP -Salabla 1000 Lambs steady
10 25c lower few good wooded lambs.
NlS good 10 choice shorn fed lambs with
No pel,s $50 1898: load ss-lb weights
~ latter price good N choice as-lb shorn
mon N medium light shorn lambs. SI3:
sheep very scarce.
PITTSBuRGH
TLE-3oo: steady. steers choice. SIG 81,
IL. medium 70 good, SIS jOT1625: com
mon. sl2 so u Is so. heifers good ~
choice. $50 ls; medium TO good, Sl2. so n
choice. s1i S0aI7 so: medium 90 good,
S0n II; Gamers and cutters S7T1O; bulls
good TO choice. sii. 501 IS So common 10
medium. si0414
iso-iso ms. sl5.o5a IS 30 10000 lbs !.
SIS. 30 n is 40 2o0-22n lhs Sf53OTi54O:
22o-2So lbs. SIS oTi5.t0; 25n-oen lbs
s SO i5.2o; 2so-35o lbs. si475d IS. Is;
100, $50 lbs, si425a 1880; roughs, si3,75
SHEEP -5oo: steady. Choice lambs
clipped sit. SO y 1850: medium 10 good
clipped. sl2. son i4; common lambs. clipped
$500 80 SOL 30 ewes, clipped, sea7' wethers
CALVES $50: steady. Good IN choice
sl6T II; medium 10 good. Sl4q15: culls
and common. $sa1O. so.
FAST BUFFALO
FAST BUFFALO, n. Y. April 10 UNsl
HOGS 900: somewhat slow weak 10
mostly 10 and i5c under Fridays close
Bulk good and choice, is0-250 MS avera G.
ing gas lbs. Sl5.65. few decks. SIS Is.
comparable weights trucked-ins' Si5'35G
1910. early sales 10 $3.50 rough and
weighty sows. Si42Saii so.
CATTLE-400. Meager supply steers
and yearlings active steady Good offer
lower. beef cows around S12 cutter and
common. So 40d1I25. Gamer ST751
Q IS; individual butcher bulls 20 SIS not
many sausage bulls above S14
CALNES-500 Nsslers weak 20 soc
lower. Good and choice. si7a1T.S0.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April 20 (INSl- HOGS
~ 600, steady 70 Sc lower: ton SIS 10.
hulk. SI4 s0di5 heavies S14sOdia. me.
diunns, Sl4 a0T15.10: lights SitTSd
Is o5' light lights. $4,000 II So packing
sows Si4 10 = - PIGS si3a -.
CATTLE--s. moo; steady Calves. 600
steady Beef steers: choice. S1Sa II rs
medium. Sitdi6: yearlings S13Ti7
Butchers: heifers Sii1is rs cows t1n
n 70 50: bulls, tt2T ~. So: calves 500
IS. So feeders. si2Ti5 Stocksrs: steers
Si3U ia cows and heifsrs Slnd145o
sHEEP-iO. 500: steady. lambs Sis 30
10; common. Sl41 Is so yearlings
Sl2 so n 1850: feeders. Si4q15: ewes. IS
10 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
FOREIGN Exchange
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. Aprtl % up -Todsy's pay
ing prices - growers for beans
Pea beans IS 20, light red kidneys
81 50 dark red kidneys s. So ere. yellow
eyes. IS SIS: c.rc. light Cranberries, IS. 90
c.rc DARK crsnheFfies $50
Wheat 81 isd 50, oats 81 \ SIC rye
- = Use, sia .roved barley. 81 aT02 buck
wheat 81 s7a2.7o; corn. esc 81; COY
beans 81 sS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

Stopped in to the National Al
-coholic Beverage Control Associa
pms convention. now in progress
At the Book Cadillac Hotel, anc
learned that the nations distiller'
are anything but enthusiastic Over
the wartime outlook.
The liquor statesmen in atten'
dance were told that every state
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Professor Expresses Delight at Plans Working


I'VE the supposedly impractical people
ideas could handle
with things
done real industrial situations that ideas
visionary The things that accomplished
have been impractical visionary delighted
such a plan work we'll"
Perhaps business handicapped uncritcal
slogans traditions experimentation
interpreting the modern corporation mechanism for
Co-oDer We
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

in the nation
will have 10 re-
sort TO ration
ing in order 10
conserve dwin-
ding supplies of
llq u or - and
Michigan is no
exception.
Dave Blankc.
a top executive
for Seagram s,
took time out
10 explain to
me why ration
ing is no boon
to the big sell
ing brands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Tiger Games on WfDF

FLINT. April 20-All Detroit
Tigers baseball games will he
broadcast by Station WFDF with
Harry Heilmann az the nicrophone.
II was announced today by the
station MANAGEMENT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Howe Sound 90. renarts {

Howe sound Go. rep9rts for the quarter
ended March 81 nef profit of 1929, 037
after provision or Sls2 $50 for T. : federal
income taxes and foreign taxes or e3 cents
IA share In 1912 quarter net profit was
Sf6a. STA after income tax provision OF
Sit3. 2s2 or % cents share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Bay City Funds in Bonds

BAY CITY. April 20-The local
war bond drive was aided today
by order Of 100000 purchase from
city funds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Help Sought
For Distressed
Small Plants

II 10000 purchasing agents will
decide 10 buy from small plants,
TO be designated by the Smaller
War Plants Corporation, distressed
small business would be a thing
of the past in 90 days. Col. Robert
w. Johnson. chairman Of the gov
eminent agency. told members OF
the Economic Club of Detroit.
Its smart 10 buy from small
plants" he said. cit was smart
during the depression and it's
smart now"
Col. Johnson told capacity
audience that there are not over
2,500 distressed plants in the en-.
tire country.
252 IN. MICHIGAN
"And OF these, only 252 are
located In Michigan" he added.
Emphasizing the government S
formula for determining just
what constitutes distressed
plant. the colonel said:
"A distressed industry ~ one
which IL operating at less than
68'i per cent Of It's normal
production and we define an in
dustry's normal production rs
an average 81 It's fve-year rec
ord prior 10 the war"
He said that the volume Of bust
ness II would take TO put these
small industries hack into full
operation Is so infinitesimaI that he
hopes 70 have the problem solved
in 90 days. Col. Johnson promised
a report in Congress at the end OF
60 DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

quarter ended March a.. net profit NJ
1929 a3s after provision for federal taxes
~ SIS per cent rate or rs cents a share.
against S252 .37S or - cents a share in
March quarter 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Msad Corr repotis GOV DC 1e we

pares With net loss Of 1928 235 in 1871.
Mead Corp. reports for the ~ weeks
ended March 20 consolidated net profit
NJ 25i.i73 equal 10 n cents a share on
6a3 sol shares NJ the common stock. against
S4ss O53 or 50 cents on s25 600 common
shares IN the n weeks ended March 81.
1872 Federal and state income taxes for
1913 period amounted 20 SiT0 I07 and fed
eral excess profits tax was S35o A00 Fed-
eral income and excess profits taxes are
estimated On basis ~ Revenue Act NJ 1912
report states In 1912 period federal and
Ssts income taxes aggregated 1891 ISL and
federal excess profits TAX 5000 600.
Mullins Manufacturing Corp. reports fo'
he quarter ended March 81 A net profit of
SlT2 G95, after provision Of S4T2 2aq FOR
federal income and excess prohts taxes.
after S45, 2ss postwar credit. or % cents 2
snare on The common stock In The 1912
quarter net profit was S3l5 oSl, after
federal tax provision Of S6Tq 600. or as
cents common share
Tennessee. Corp. and subsidiaries report =
NC profit NJ S1.i5s. sai. equal n 81 30 a
snare. against 81 365. ssi or 81 90 2 share
IN 1871 Federal and state income taxes
amounted 20 $500 600 against S46i 600 IN
1871 Excess profits taxes. after STA SIS
for debt retirement credit and Sl2 600 FOR
postwar credit. amounted ~ Si.l60 400
against sci 0o0 IN 1871 Provision for con-
ureencies for the year totaled 5000 900
2gainst SOS 600
.-k-
Symingtsn- Gould Corp reports for 49,, 2
net profit ~ 1912 0gi after deduc'inE
- 100 0o0 representing amount refundahls
IN war contracts agreed 10 hy the COMPANY
IN renegottation proceedings subject r
approval ny the war department The net
Is equal 10 sh' cents = shate This compa res
with net Of Ss37 7ai or s3 cents share
in the preceding year Federal income and
excess profits taxes IN 1912 amounted ~
81 1851 after deducttnE $751; qls post
war excess profits tax refund which was
set M A. reserve for contingencies In
1871 federal income taxes amounted tc
S7S4 200.
sterling Rrrwerir-, Inc. reports for 1917
ret profit Of S72S SOS equal 70 As cents
share. against Si39 32e, or 2s cents q
share IN le4l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Detroit Stocks

NuTIINr- VT s0V ITW - - -. !.
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 TAR this wear,
unless otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1gts.
ex-Ex-diVidend. Nv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Earnings

American International Corp. net assets
March 81 acre equal ~ Sll.oi per share
n the common stock against IS II March
81. last year and s. rs December 81 last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

II. Rodney c. Sutton and Ensign
r. +. Belt for the navy.
A completed tank just off the
assembly lines of one Of the major
plants will be put on exhibition
for the employees as a reminder
that they do play vital role in
making the finished product a pos.
Sibility although their work oi
manufacturing only one part may
seem rather insignificant.
The problem faced by the Horst
company is achieving the record
for which il is being honored are
typical Of small plants through.
out the city, army and navy Off.
Gals point out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

Much nj the responsibility for
the solution was placed squarely Al
the doorstep Of the motor tycoonS
in attendance. Col. Johnson told
them that word from them IN
their respective purchasing agents
would 60 long ways toward fore
ing orders into the small plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
sALvAGED MACHINES

Salvaging discarded machinery.
some 20 and 30 years old and
adapting them 10 the particular
war production job assigned the
plant when new machinery Of the
type nseded was unavailable is
only one Of the achievements for
which the Horst company and
other parts firms are to be lauded,
they said.
The firm was organized in 1893
by Joseph +. Horste and first
employed only two persons. Rudy
Underdown Is secretary-treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
In,.r,,s,. Power 90. and .nh.idiarie. re.

UNIV v W VIII NWONFUIHFIFN
port for 1882 net income of Si32. SOS.
equal 10 Sill share On the combined
81 preferred and So preferred This COM
pares With net loss of 1928 235 IN 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Trnne..er Corr. and .nh.idl,rie. repntt

sterling prrwerir-, Inc. reports for 1919
= ret profit Of S22S sos equal 20 as cents
= share. against sl39 32e, or Is cents
share IN ie4t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
ISSUES CHALLENGE

ar nv that time the rate OF
distressed plants hasn't taken a
decided drop. they better look
for another man" no said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Replies TO MIR. Lincoln Were Suggestive

The replies that Mr. Lincoln received suggestiv
La gaceta., 1943-02-10

hero y este Sc trio al pavimen-
to, fingiendo que estaba muer-
to.
Corri6 81 policia hacia ell bonn
hero, Sc monte sobre el cuerpo,
apunt6 Ell recover y trio dos We
ces del gatillo. Las balas Sc lie
habian acabado.
.Lanzando un juramento, Ell
policia trio 81 revolver corri6
hacia la bomba, sc apoder6 de
un hacha y trat6 de acercarse
a Ethelers. Los bOmberos Luis
Stagnula y Luis Langarotta Sc
arrojaron sobre 81 y con la ayu
da del sargento Roy Benton y
al so,dado Francis Cassidy To-
graron dominarle. Sc le puso
una camisa de fuerza y Sc lie lie
20 a un hospital.
Ell policia esta cascade y tiene
dos hijos adoptivos, Eileen, de
7 amos, y Ben, de 5.
La gaceta., 1943-02-10
i exito de la ~ofensiva rusa no
Sc basa en- Ell frio y la nieve
Los puebIos de la Union Soviet realizan
tremendos SACRIFICES
Ell enemigo trata de conservar ell corredor

alturas estrategicas a los alpi-
nistas Y persiguiendo por los
WALES a las divisiones motori-
zadas.
La Ultima ofensiva rusa, mar
dada pOr ell coronel general Phi
lip Golikoff, limpi6 de alemanes
a Voronezh y ha llegado a
Kursk. Una de las hazanas de
este general consiste ca. haber
rodeada las fuerzas del Eje en-
ire ell Don y ell ferrocarril Mos
c1-ROstov Y la virtual captura
o aniquilamiento de los restos
de nueve divisiones. Esta Ope-
raci6n estuvo a punto de poner
fuera de combate, por entero, a
las diviSiones it~alianas que com
baten en- Russia.
Mientras esas operaciones Sc
verificaban ell Sexto Ejercito e.
ra aplastado en- Stalingrado, le-
vantado ell sitio de Leningrado
luego de 18 meses de ~resisten-
cia y ~capturadas Velikiye Luki
y numerosos pueblos y aldeas
de los frentes norte Y central.
Ell frio, en- este ano, no ha
sido tan intense como en- 1912.
Los peritOs militares extranje-
ros eStan convencidos de que ell
tempo muy POGO tiene que yer
con los 6xitos rusos. Ell ejercito
rojo ha aprendido algo en- cada
batalla y ha mejorado sus tao
ticas.
Sc ha hecho mas fuerte en- el
frente y en- la retaguardia.
Los pueblos de las naciones
qe compOnen Russia estan reali-
zando tremendos saCrificios per
sonales. Los rusos comen, pero
no es un secretO para nadie que
no reciben TODD 10 que quieren
conner. Los hogares son a me-
nude frios,
Algunas wees hay horas sin
electrlcidad, de modo que el flui
do pueda ser economizado para
las fabricas. Los lujos han desa'
parecido. I'm verdadero russo no
Sc queja. Ell ejercito Sc alimen-
ia mejor que la poblaci6n civil.
Las comunicaciones continGan
siendo mejoradas.