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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Elevator Strike
Cripples Workers
In Tall Buildings

Sew York. Sept. 23.-(APD-
Thousands of office workers
trudgcd up seemingly endless
flights Of stairs 10 their Jobs to-
day aS several hundred main
trnancC employees of Rockefeller
Center continued u walk-out nc
gun Just before the rush hour
last night.
Lubbrrs al ;hC twelve buildings aG-
iCCtcd were iammcd. lu the 7O-Story
RCN building. only two nf the forty
wee i'm operation a~ office
workers began e. report Tor the day.
Police formed 20 waiting line for
more than LOCO persons.
Al the 39-.t"rv intcrnat;o~1l
Building. five passenger cars and
one freight elevator we're in opera
ton. and the lobby was packed.
Large details Of police were on duty
in all the buildings.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Prisons Over Top
With Bond Quotas

Washington. Sept. 23-(hP-
American prisons are doubling
ana m0rc-thcir QUOTAS toward
thc S]Oh,O0O bomber they Will
buy ~ their part in the Sl5.0OG.-
Ooo.0OO Third War Loan, the
treasury reported TO-DAY.
or III reporting Institutions.
Out oi Il total of $50. The Treas
lirE said only onC-nn. identified
i has failed TO cNccrd its goal.
Examples:
Detroit House of Corruption
with Il quota Of SI.qiS reported
sales of $4,000 in war bonds and
stamps.
Raleigh. y. C.. Stale Pcnitrn-
tiary, qnnta Sl,Si5. sales Si.I2J.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Stock Trend
Is Downward

New York. Sept 23-(ArO-Thc
STOCK market tried to regain lis sta
blllty in todays carly dealings but
sufficient selling cropped up in mail
orders. motors, stCcls and assorted
leaders {" turn the tide definitely
downward in the latter part of The
proceedings
Prominent on thc retreat were
Montgomery Ward. Sears Rocbuck.
ChrySlcr. General Motors. Bcthlc-
hem, U. s. Steel. Santa Fc, United
3Aircralt. Douglas, Westinghouse and
y. S. Rubber,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Landings Are
Made Beyond
Lac Bases


southwest Pacific, sept. 23.-
taD-Gcncral Douglas MacAr-
thur announced today the SEA
bnrnc landing 0f Australian troops
above FinsChafcn. enemy base
sixty miles northeast Of Lac on
the New Guinea coast. and the
destruction of remnants of 4 ia
pancSc garrison Un Arundel is
land in the SoIomonS.
DIanCS tly Australian. wont .,el,Drp
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Nazis Keeling Backward
At Accelerated Pace,
Berlin Itself Admits

London, Sept. (23-(AP)-
Keeling backward at an acccl-
Grated pace before Red army
onSlaughts, the Germans have
abandoned Poltava. the gate
way to the heart Of the Ukraine
ana baStlOn protecting tho
northern side Of the DnicpcI
elbow, the Germans announced
today in commIniquc broad
cast from Berlin.
PoItava. city of 10000. lies u,
the NorSkla river in the fertile wheat
lands OF the Ukraine. and IS q
control CCntC! of Il network %. rail,
Ways rad.atIug 10 kharkol. K."y
kgcmcncaug and D.irpcropc'npy,
II is 90 miles Wcsi of Khar,.... l.&
miles southeast of kicv. Gl m.lcs
northeast oi Krcmcncnug .H the
Dnicpcr and - mile, northwest ID.
Dnicpctopct."ysk 1T the Du.rpcr
bend.
The city WIS isolated Yesterday
when Red army force, Sturruru the
town OF K!sumt - miles ~ iuc
north. and Gpl"vach. six u.lcS 10
III" south. The German b.ugdca>I
said that Nali troops DESTROYED al
military Installations in POlf.Et pc
lore they continued their retreat
westward toward the Dni,.ca.
kicV. Eu>ril'> fourth lr"r>t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
YYEA ffER

fOR NORTH CAEOLINt
Continued mild this after
noon. tonight and Friday fore
noon,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23

Continued on Page Six)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Germans Abandon Poltava
In Flight From The East
Reds Storming WAY
Into White Russia

London. sept. 23-(AP)-Thc
Moscow radio said today that
soviet troops are storming into
While Russia in The G0mcl Sec
Tor, shortly after L German an
nounccmcnt that Sazi forces had
abandoned Poltaya. gateway to
the heart of the Ukraine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-23
Food And Russia GIVING
Roosevelt Much Concern
-Four Key Diplomatic
Assignments Awaiting;
10 Help Feed Europe

IT
dHillil%ton, SEPT. 22-(AlD
-RrlatlOnS with RUSSiu and "a
new unpronch tn ihr ,yn,.id Good
nroI,lon, ,,...,.I ,,,I
"i'iN"'',' ''',"H W iItNc
'''h Ill! l'piac"u COMBAT
strategy as the No. | concern
Of the White IIOusr.
Awaiting President RuoscycI,'s dc
clSiun are:
|. Amendment, to ln,r. kry dim
lomntic Instruments. all hc;rinc na
Anglp-A -Amcriran-Russian interests
=. \ program bv thc W,, AInhil,-
az,iun Board for stiuIilYirup fnrd
Production abroad 81 ,h,, ,br limit
ed States will moi hnyr tn r.cd tho
world.
Announcements orr cxucctcd r,o-
mcntarily on these subjects
,r,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15
Ann Arbor Schools
Have 1000 Pupils

Ann Arbor, Sept 15-Ann Arbor
schools showed a total enrolment
OF over 1000 pupils according to
figures released after the first day
of registration. which was Monday.
in both grade schools and the high
school Ann Arbor High School
enrolment was 100, and enroll
ment in grade schools was Perry
School, 202: Bach School, 462
Jones School. 1S9; Mack School,
3S1: Angel School, 1872. Eberbach
School. 474; Tappan Junior High
School. 1926, and Alauson School,
595.
Registration for kindergarten
classes had not been completed.
and enrolment for that group is
not shown in the figures The To-
tai figures showed a slight Increase
in enrolment as compared with
that OF last year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15
Three Elected 10
Ann Arbor Board

Ann Arbor, Sept. 15-Three
candidates up for election to the
Ann Arbor Board OF Education
were voted into Office at a school
election here Monday. The new
school board members, George SID
well, Merwin II. Waterman. ana
Raymond Klaasen. will meet with
the board for the first time Thurs
day evening, when they will be
sworn into office. Both Mr.. SID
well and Mr.. Waterman have sery-
ed on the board for the past three
years.
Following the election, at Sis p.
m. a report OF the years work was
given, at the annual meeting OF
the board of education.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

at the home of the brides parents
on Geddes Ave. Rev. Henry Lewis.
rector of ST. Andrews Episcopal
Church. ofIiciated at the service.
and attendants were S. Beach
Conger III. brother of the bride
groom, and the brides sister, Mrs.
Philip McCallum.
Mr.. Conger, who is a foreign cor
respondent OF the United Press, is
in this country after a year spent
as naval correspondent in London
He expects to return TO London
soon, 10 be sent to the Mediterran-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

Los ANGELES-UP-G. A. Karl
has developed a technique that
would smack OF ju-jitsu If the lat
ter were not Japanese While
Karl was driving his truck to the
bank to make a deposit. a hold-up
man suddenly appeared on the run
ming board, stuck revolver in his
back and ordered Karl to stop.
The latter jammed his brakes so
hard and violently that the bandit
was catapulted over Karl's head,
striking his own against the wind
shield, where his revolver was dis
charged. Rubbing his neck and
cursins the would-be robber leaped
into the car of his confederate and
disappeared.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15
Miss Heath Bride =
Of Correspondent

Ann Arbor, Sept 15-Miss Bar
bara Heath daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Homer Leslie Heath, became
the BRIDE OF Clinton B. (PaD Cong.
err, son OF Mrs. Seymour Beach
Conger and the late Mr.. Conger,
in a ceremony Tuesday afternoon
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15
TRAVELS 2.ooo,o 600 MILES

BANGOR, Me.-UP-During the
last 26 years Louis z. Groves of
Bangor has travelled more than
100000 miles without ever leav-
ing the Pine Tree state. His travels
were IN a locomotive of the Bangor
& Ardostook Railroad.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

can area. Mrs. Conger has been
employed in New York City as a
secretary in the law Offices of Wen
dell Willkie.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

Makes a cup for each tablespoon
Of coffee used. Does away with
waste, for you don't need the
usual spoonful "for the pot" And
so easy to keep sparkling cleanl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

Two-quart size. Clear, heat
proof glass. A CHEEKY whistle
tells when the water starts
tn boil. Plastic handle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
FUMIGATING sERyJCE

THE ORIGINAL CYANIDE GAS CO..
Work guaranteed. University i-iO5O.
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ings IN the big Sunday Times Wan: Ad
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
DIVORCES

Leo Grafton from June
Fred Auguston from Alice.
Charles Atkins from lrma.
Jay Kosten from Marie.
Florence King from Oscar.
Mary Buck from Joseph.
Theresa Petrovich from John.
Jean Baker from Earl.
Jack Abdelnour from Kathleen
Ethel Wallis from Martin
Helen MaELoia from Dominica.
Gienny Nilsen from Henry,
Stephan Book from Helen.
Evelyn Size from Allen.
Charles White from Georgia.
Kari Woods from Leons.
Leo Mckay from Wtnifred.
Kathryn Fish from Lester
jamie Waddy from James.
Jean Hillerby from George.
Elizabeth Watson from John.
Thomas Boiling from Marion
Conrad HorkenbAch from Gertrude
Marie Hernandez from Felix
Ernestlne Cunningham from Ralph.
Helen Mode from Douglas.
Dorothy Clarke from STANLEY
Raymond BAEcom from Marion.
Irene Farmer from Claude.
Joseph Glover from irene
Arthur Harris from June.
Edward WieserInan from Margaret
Marjorie Ridder from Jack
Matilda Teleh from Gabriel
Carrie williams from Edgar.
Ethel Oliver from Everett
John Mclaughlin from Edna
Cscily Kerrisou from Arthur
Eva Long from James
Eimyra Nedd from Lafayette.
EDDIE Borter from Katie
a nelia Cooper from Claude.
Jeanne Alamo from Peter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
CARPET CLEANING
COAL AND CoKE-DELIyERIEs
DREssMAKING

ELECTRIC WIRES; cables. switches: all
kinds. Lowest prices. 324 East Adams
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In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
FLooRMEN
Wardell Sheraton Garage

FREIGHT handler, colored or white be-
tween ages of 25-45. See Mr.. King. Mich
igan Motor Freight Lines. 2225 Howard.
GAS station attendant, $40 week; no SUM-
day work. Apply l4139 Kercheval.
GRIDLEY Brown ana sharpe nand screw
operators wanted. Telephone Vinewood
2-6070.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES
,srt Rowe. 2e; VIrginia KuIseI. &c.

Robert Rowe. 20; Virginia Kuisel. 20.
Louis Violin, 81; Beatrice Aitlsen. 46.
While Lee. IS; Ida b. Horne, ~.
John Moss, "a; Theresa szockacs. ~.
Charles Rickwald, 81; Nancy Lutz, ~.
Philip sarakoss. 20; Jean Duncan, IT.
Alexander c. ooodaIl, %; Marge sari, rs,
Leo Furnar, 20; Shirley A. Petisr. 20:
Harold II. Post, 20; Eugenia Baldyga, rs.
Melvin J. Tabber. 10: Mary J. scannell IT.
George j. Carney Jr.. ~; Phyllis A. An
Carr 4. Nelson az Li.esth wahlstrom. rs.
William N. Taylor. Il; Frances J. la
Michael Musexur, 81; Lucille JaskuIoski, FL.
Rudolph Mann. 20; Doris Baehr. 10.
Philip Pearson Pearson, 81 Lille LIN. GOfis .. 30 N
Arthur N. Umphrey, "a; Shirley Tate, Is.
Ralph u. Sims, 81: Molhe l. Draper. ~.
Clifton Baker, 80; Nellie X. Chambers. rs.
Clement susol. IS; Marjorie Wright, 20.
Thomas C. Kent. 80; Mary A. whelan. rs.
Frank @. Uhring, %; Marguerite A. Fam
Nelson W. Cross, rs; Dorothy Andrrejew-
Porter ]. Dawkins. 49, Frances L. Gard.
Luciano Petrella 81; Virginia Msrchione,
Earl p. Green. 49, kathryn L. Foster. 10.
Henry Roundtree. II Ella Sue Rouse. 10
James A. Moran. 80: Ellen Hughes. 80.
Jack n. Roberts. rs: Dorothy Wilson, IS.
Arthur w: Walter, "a; Lois Eileen Nc
Edward J. Gehringer. 30; Becky pragos. "a.
Joseph 2. Kennedy, 81; Dorothy M. Mai
Leon Newsoms. %; Eta Jane sanderson.
IS.
Jack E. Forester. n: June z. Scott. IS.
Henry B. Zwoenskl, 10: Patricia M.
Quartz 10
william 3. Bsehman Jr, rs; Lois wey-
william comstock III, %; Mary a. Hola
day. %.
Charles Arthur Hinchen 80 Ruth Leach
II.
George W Sinclair. rs: Dorothy M. Mac
Joseph orrlS. Is. Margaret r Yuhasz. 81
Stanley Marciniak, 81. Pauline Arrinello.
n
Harold D. Hutton. rs; Helen x. outkOw-
ski "a
John Bolding, 81; Printeile Ellis ~
Robert Harry Ehrensperger, Is; Dolores
Hugger, 81.
William j. Reidy. "a: Josephine Murphy. 3D.
Karl Wood. 80: Virginia Coats. Is.
George Carriek Jr.. 81. Natalie s. Adam
czak, I'll
willard +. WATSON. II; Jerry J. Hamilton
10
Ludwig Kosovec. 81; Catherine stimac. is.
Chester J. schott, 10, Rita Laadyezkew-
Edward r. Rsseh. "a; Mary Andryeo. 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1852 r JEFFERSON FITZRoY 2lTs-7sl
I SUTTON a SON
4i47 TRUABULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-5lo0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Deatb lotlres

Neutrality-suspicious. 20. Elizabeth. Not
1871 Hilbert, beloved wife Of Eugene
Vdear mother Of Eugene Jr; grandmother
uf Richard. Funeral Tuesday, $50 a. m
from A. n. Peters funeral home i2O57
Gratot avenue, and 10 a. m. al Assump-
ton Grotto Church
DANAHEN Mary A, Feb. 20 beloved
wife Of tho late James n. dear mother
~ James T., Thomas p. Mrs Eileen NJ
Oman Burns, Joseph n, Mrs Frank
J. Donahue. Funeral Tuesday al $50
from residence, 23l7 Edison, and 10 O'Clock
NisitAtiou Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22

-
rc.wELDINC;-A cstyIsna
S60-LEARN FOR--S60
Day or Sight-Easy Payments
WHITFIELD WELDING SCHOOL
tifS CD. RiVER-TE i-s772
ARC AND AcETYLESE WELDING
WELDiNS TRADE SCHOOL
w. LAFAYETTE AT SIXTH CHI 5745
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ings in the oig Sunday Times want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Male Help Wanted

DIsHwAsHERs wanted: good working
conditions; steady. Apply Mr.. Hegn.
Hotel fuller,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
PLUMBING. SEWER SERVICE

ABBOTT SEWER sERvICE--Cieaned eiec.
tricaily. Results or no pay Days,
nights. sundays Vinewood i.6222
All sewer trouble disposed completely BY
electricity work guaranteed. anywhere,
any time. TIE. 7-3g7e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Lost and Found

BLACK male dachshund Upper: vicinity
Crosse Pointe $50 reward. Niagara 1893.
FIVE KEYS on ring; iuoortsnt 70 owner !;
Harper-van Dyke. 1884 Oliver. Ham
tramck, olive 1850 Reward.
LADY's white gold Bulova wristwsteh.
black ribbon: downtown or Woodrow
Wilson bus Reward. Townsend s-s5i2
LOST Beagle Hound. license s2s3T: white.
brown spots. short legs, long body. 5
toes on hind feet. Reward. 1925 Inyer-
ness. University 1890.
Mans Eisin wris.wstch, goid case vtcin-
ny Harper-Gratiot. Reward. Ivsnhoe
$685.
oVERCoAT. mans. blue. los, in vicinity
% Six Mile and Livernos. Liberal re-
ward. Randolph 1902 before D m
SMALL brown dog; looks like sman fox.
Hall +" Vicinity. Alden. Pulitan Park
side district. Reward Univertiiy i-3C2s.
WHITE and black male dog part spitz.
collie. "spud." BEDFORD vicinity. Reward
Redford 1850,
L
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22

RADIO Electronics taught by professional
teachers tmen, womeu-~day evening"
Detroit Engineering College. 203o Grand
River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
In Memoriuu,

In Memorium
ROBERT STEELE. husband OF Margaret.
father of Grace Margaret Robert and
Dorothy. Passed away one year ago
today. Sadly missed by all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
DETRQU TINES
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTuDIos-A Advertising displays,
posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph siif
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
THE MICHIGAN BANK
ICE sKATING-wINDsoR
INSULATION

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lngs I'm the biz sunday Times Want A.
Evening star., 1943-10-26
~ the Associated Press.

Ey tne hSSOclaled Press.
The following questions and an
sWers were prepared by the Office
OF Price Administration to familiar
ize consumers with the rationing of
Jellies, jams, preserves and other
fruit spreads. Rationing of these
items begins next Sunday at the
end Of the current freeze of stocks.
@. Which stamps will l use for
buying rationed fruit spreads?
A. Consumers will use their pro-
ceSsed food stamps to buy fruit
spreads. These include blue stamps,
x, Y. q in war ration book two and
the green stamps in war ration book
four.
@. May I buy jams and jellies
without giving up ration points any
time up to next Sunday?
A. No. These products will not be
sold at all until Sunday, except mar
malades made of citrus fruits, such
as orange or grapefruit marmalade.
Bulk Products Rationed Too.
G. Musit I give up ration points
Tor Jams and preserves l buy in
paper cartons?
A. Yes. If your dealer handles
preserves In bulk and sells them to
you in an unsealed container you
must give up ration points in the
same way as for preserves bought in
sealed containers.
@. Does the ration order include
imitation jams, jellies and preserves?
A. Yes
Evening star., 1943-10-26
|Home-Front SUFFERING
Described by Hitler 10
Wounded Repatriates
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Adolf Hit
Ter said in a message to repatriated
wounded German prisoners of war
yesterday that the German home
front has had to suffer serious
hardships and is bearing them in a
spirit equal to that of the soldier at
the front"
The message, as broadcast to the
German people by the Berlin radio
and reported by United States Gov
ernment monitors, said:
My comrades, in the name of the
German people I welcome you most
warmly to the homeland. We are as
pleased as you that you seriously
wounded German soldiers have been
able to come at long last from cap
tivity. AS your supreme commander
I express to you on this occasion my
gratitude for your brave efforts in
the struggle of our nation for its
liberation, and for all the sacrifices
you had to make.
The homeland is not unworthy
of you. In this struggle Of our
Nation for its destiny, for it's ex-
istence, it too has had to suffer
serious hardships and is bearing
them in spirit equal to that of
the soldiers at the front
The homeland will spare no ef-
fort to alleviate the physical Suf-
fering Of your wounds and for you
whose mental strength is now being
restored. l also welcome the home
coming members of the medical
service and express my appreciation
for their loyal service at the front
in the care of wounded comrades"
Evening star., 1943-10-26
stocks OF Jams and jellies they have

stocks OF Jams and jellies they have
on hand?
A. No. OPA is not calling for any
sort Of consumer declaration Of
stocks of jams and jellies, either
homemade or commercial.
@. What will each PERSONS allow
ance of fruit spreads be?
A. Jams and jellies are not ra-
toned on person allowance. They
will be bought out of each persons
processed food allowance and the
amount any persons will get will
depend on what else he wishes to
buy with his processed food stamps.
Evening star., 1943-10-26
How Jelly Rotioning Works
Processed Food Stamps to Be Given
For Fruit Spreads in Cans or Bulk

@. Why have these products beer
brought under rationing?
A. Jams. jellies, and other fruit
spreads are becoming an important
food item because of the increased
consumption of bread.
c. Is there shortage of fruit
spreads?
A. The usually heavy demand
which consumers are making or
existing supplies, partly because OF
the limited supplies of butter, makes
1t important to ration these items.
Q. How will 1 know how many
points to pay for rationed jams ano
jellieS?
A. OPA will announce their point
value when rationing begins. A
copy of the table will be available
In all stores.
@. Will all jams and jellies have
the same point value?
A. All jams and noncitrus marina
ladies' will have the same point value
All jellieS and fruit buffers will have
the same point value.
Homemade Jam Included.
@. Are homemade jams and jel-
lies included in the rationing pro-
gram?
A. Yes. They may be sold after
next Saturday at point value OF
other home-canned fruits (8 points
a quqart or points a pound, OF
at the commercial point value
whichever is lower.
@. Will families be asked to report
Evening star., 1943-10-26

Long-life MOPAR Brake Lin
ings come in sets tailored for
certain definite car models.
MOPAR Brake Fluid is
designed for all hydraulic
brakes. Will perform salts
factorily under all conditions
of climate, temperatur- and
service.
Evening star., 1943-10-26
Baltimore Shipyard
Strikers Present Plan
For Return 10 Work
6y the Associated Press.

by the ASSOCldted Press.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-Three
conditions which crane operators set
for their return to work were put
up to the Bethlehem Fairfield Ship
yard, Inc, today, the seventh of a
work stoppage which the manage
ment said has slowed the output of
Liberty ships.
Jacob Blum, attorney for the AFL
International Union of Operating
Engineers, said the conditions were:
That the crane operators now out
will not be forced to work with the
men who replaced them.
That every crane operator now
out be reinstated without loss of
seniority and other rights.
That the men not be required to
teach new men crane operations.
Mr.. Blum also said the back to-
work decision was the result of
telegram to the union from the
Labor Department, which said the
dispute over the operators demand
for extra pay for extra lifts had been
certified to the War Tabor Board.
The telegram also said the board
could not consider the matter until
the more than 100 crane operators
go back to work, Mr. Blum added.
The cranemen have refused to
lift dual loads and loads of more
than Is tons without premium pay.
If the conditions are accepted, Mr..
Blum added, they will agree to do
this pending WLB action
j. M. Willis, vice president and
general manager Of the yard, said
"a shutdown was prevented only by
the cooperation Of some crane op-
orators who remained on the job
and the work of men who substi-
tuted for the absent operators
The time lost will delay the
launching of at least three Liberty
ships this month";" Mr.. Willis added.
The union has denied the stop
page is strike, claiming the COM
pany sent home men who refused to
violate the company's own safety
rules. MI. Willis has described the
stoppage as "a jurisdictional strike" !"
Evening star., 1943-10-26

Allied side somewhat belatedly but
received a hearty welcome, and in
plain view of the bathing beaches is
going through exercises under the
watchful eyes of Royal Navy escorts.
Her prearmistice operations and
even her postarmistice rovings in the
Indian Ocean are somewhat mystic
rious, but by the commanders claim
Evening star., 1943-10-26
Clark Gable Returns
To u. S. by AirpIone
Py the Associated Press.

FN the ASSoclated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26-Capt. Clark
Gable, motion picture star now in
the Army Air Forces, arrived here
yesterday by airplane from Great
Britain.
Neither the Army Transport Com
mand at La Guardia Field nor Army
officials in Washington would COM
ment.
Capt. Gable went on five bombing
missions and also supervised the
taking of motion pictures while in
Great Britain.
Evening star., 1943-10-26

she sank about five ships In 86 DAYS
at sea.
The 33-year-old skipper brought
his ship voluntarily into port II days
after the announcement Of the Itai-
ian surrender.
The /, ,46l-ton submarine was built
in 1910 and carries ID 1S-inch tor
,pedo tubes.