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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-17
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov. -R)-Re-
current flurries of hedge sellIS,
rejecting the heavy movement OF
the new cotton crop, checked raj
lying tendencies in the cotton mar
ket today. Prices were Is cents a
bale higher to 60 lower at the
close.
Largest losses were registered
in the distant months where COM
mission house liquidation was en-
couraged by poorer prospects OF
parity raising legislation and
probability of larger cotton plant
ing next season due to current
high prices for the staple.
Futures closed IS cents a bale
higher to 60 lower.
Open High Low Last
Dec = PAIL 24.17 24.O5-24.13 UP :
Mich PAIL 24.17 2405 24.10 off {
May 24.04 24.08 1896 24.O1 off 4
Jly 1884 23.89 %. 76 1919 off 4
Oct 2315 1921 23.01 23.O1 off Il
Dec 23.08 1900 22.95 1926 off 6
Middling Spot 24.77n unch.
n-nominal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-17
RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 16. -(P)-
(NCDA)-Poultry and egg markets
steady to extremely firm.
RALEIGH - U. S. grade AA
extra large, SO; hens, 25.3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-17
RADIO
whFD Wilmington
1900 KC

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II
7:3o-"Family Altar.
7:45-"Musical Clock"
8:O0-"News with Martin Agronsky
8:15-"Louise Massey and the western
ers. zu
8.3o-'sNews and Musical Clock"
9:oo-Variety Show.
l0:Oo-Let's Dance. ,n
l0:45-"St. Mary's CATHOLIC School'
II :Oo-Harry Kogen and Orcheslra
:3o-The Bagabonds.
II :45-Notes From A Diary.
u .oO-Piano Playhouse.
l2.15-News Summary.
I2.3o-Farm and Home Makers.
1.oo-Saturday Senior Swing.
iSEoNews', - wilmington Star-Ne"s.
1:30-Coliege Music. ap
1:45-Football Game (To be a anhouauea'
4:so-Duke Ellington and orches'ia'
5:3OeConcert Orchestra.
& OO-"Church of Jesus Christ.
S:15-"Musical Interlude."
6:20-"Sports Parade.
S.2-"News', - Wilmington Stai.Ne"'s
S:3o-"Your Richfield Reporter.
6:45-'Let's Dance"
7:0O-Jobs after Victory.
7:15-Correspondents AROUND
World.
7:3o-"Let's Dance"
s:oO-Woody Herman Show.
a.3o-The' Man From G-2.
9o0-Gangbusters.
e:30-Boston Symphony.
10 :3o-Hayloft Hoedown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-17
OVER THE NETWORKS
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL
Eastern Standard Time Pm. - sun.ract
Ona Hour for CST., Hours for MsI.
Changes in programs as listed are que
to corrections by networks maze
too late to incorporate.
l2:3o-Altantic Spotlight variety hpc
Stars over Hollywood. Dramatic-cos
Home and Garden Broadcast - abe
l2:45-To Be Announced (l6 m.) - Hlos
Educational Farm and Home - noc
Grand Central Station, Play - cos
Saturday Senior Swing Show - ape
Opry House Hour at Nashville - mDs
1:30SSeries for War Veterans npc
Crime Photog, Drama Series CPS
Round Up of Western Tunes ape
1.A5NFdw Tomlinson Comment - nbc
2:OOLFootball Game to Be Announced
-nbccDsabcmbs % hrs.)
= .oo-To Be Announced go MINI - abe
Philadelphia Orchestra Hour - CPS
News; Duke Ellington Tunes - ape
To Be Announced Us MinsJ - mns
5:15-Parade of Sports, Guests mps
5:30-John Vandercook Comment-nnc
6:45--Tin Pan Alley on the Ar r mpe
To Be Announced is Mlns.l - mps
6:oO-I Sustain Army's Wings - abe
ouincy Howe and News Time - chs
News; Also Wilfrid Fleisher - abe
Dance Orchestra Half an Hour - mbs
6.1rPeople's Platform, Forum - chs
Harry Wismers Sport Report - abe
6:3o-Tin Pan Alley Repeat-nbc-west
Hank D'Amico & Jazz Sextet ape
Hawaii Calls, Native Musical - mbs
e.45-Religion in the News Talk - nbc
World News and Commentary - cbs
Labor U.SA & Guest Speakers - abe
7:Oo-Our Foreign Policy Talks - nbc
Helen Hayes Drmatic Series - chs
Jobs After Victory, Discussion - abe
Sinfonietta, Half-Hour Concert - mbs
7:15-Broadcast From Overseas - abe
7:3o-Noah Webster Says - nbc-baslc
Grand Old Opry Program = nbc-soutn
First Nighter, Dramatic Series - CPS
Dick Tracy's Half-Hour skl' ant
Arthur Hale in Comment - mDS-eas'
7:45-Tommy Harmon's Sports - mbs
8:0O-The Life of Riley, Sketch - nbe
The Dick Haynes Variety Show - CD:
Woody Hermans Variety Show - abe
The Whisper Men Mystery - NIB:
8:3O-Truth or Consequence Quiz - npe
Lionel Barrymore Mayor Skit - CD:
The Man From CO, Dramatic - ao<
To Be Announced go Mins.) - NIB
8.55-Five Minutes News Period cb!
9:OO-National Barn Dance Show-nbt
Saturday Hit Parade Orchestra - cb!
Gangbusters Anti-Crime Play - abb
Leave 1t to Girls Roundtable - NIB!
9:30-Can You Too This, Gags - nbt
The Boston Symphony's Hour - abb
Break the Bank, a Quiz Show - mb
9:45-Saturday Nights Serenade - cb
lO:00-Judy Canova Comedy Time - mo-
Chicago's Theater Of the Air - NIB
IO:15-Week1y Report to Nation - cb
l0:30-Grand Old Opry via Radio - nb'
Hayloft Hoedown, Barn Dance - abb
l0:45-Talks Time for Is Minutes - cb!
II 00-Variety and News to l am. - nbt
News; Two-Hour Dance chs & abe
Two Hours of Dance & News - NIB!
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-17
N. C. HOG MARKETS

Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 16. --P>-
(NCDA)-Hog markets active and
steady with tops Of 14.55 at Clin-
ton and Rocky Mount and 1870 at
Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-17
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16.-(P-
Cotton futures closing prices were
steady 20 to so cents bale lower.
Omen High Iow CInSe
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-17

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II
r,xtarn Standard Time PM. - subtract
One Hour for CST., 2 Hours for MsI.
Changes in programs as listed are due
tn corrections by networks made
La la4a tn incnrrQrate.
Evening star., 1945-01-17
PERSONAL

CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and strangers feel at home; For in
WANrEDH Os responsble 81 P Rfte Eo Woman aa' tor
night duty in small boarding school near
Tasfhng0n EabiEs H.Ts Rsons REMopfifp No Sd2a fabrics
felts, strawsi designed. blocking, trimming.
EXQUISITE spring models in stock. The
RHYTHMfc i3 CALIsTHENicS Il ri for e'po posture,
zEN's GYMNASIUM, I7o3 L ST. NV. Ex
WATCH REPAIRING, 3 to days service:
alarm clocks repaired; work guaranteed;
Tatfhmakfr S1nn # 9n BFeses FNE 52T PFompt t1R at
MART. 51I 10th ST. between and
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
consclousness, private tutor Nj 1850. :
PERMANENT, s.: shampoon. zoe; nngeE
HeSs HoNoUR SOs scHooh aE 1910 407S MAsEhLS aSs
BARBER r SERVICE ,F1 Elm in 9 yepr home Or hos
WAKE 'Ti UP By isHst PHoNEwrhe sfo7 original wake
UP service. 81 per month after first
month. Details after $50 pm" DE, 53o5.
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING. Today
service: guaranteed scientifically by watch
master S MITCHELL. Jeweler I404
INCoNiE TAX returns and declarations
prepared by former Government tax con-
sultants; competent. reasonable. GE. 1918.
DR.. Fl. JOHNSON dentist False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 602.
Westorv Bldg sos l4th NV
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for MISS
Wright II you are in need of loan 10 20
$500 on YOUR signature
DREsSMAKING sTUDIo. centrally located.
Formerly Of 18th ave. New York. Equipped
for prompt service. Dresses. suits made
70 order Also restyling and alterations.
Moderate prices. LEA ENGEL. 1I10 F ST,
nv, Room 20. Phone EX. 1903.
HENS, soc up: coat relinings: all kinds Of
tailoring and alterations prompt service;
expert workmanship. NEEDLECRAFT. $50
hin Tin s., ny VI, 2nd rms i fqor @ @ IA 6595
English, self-confdence. freedom from self
consciousness; private tutor. MI $3.50
MEN. WOMEN. Old at 40, so so! Want
to feel poppy, years younger? Ostrex Tonic
Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron: also
contain vitamin Bl, calcium. Trial size
only 35c. At all druggists
Conn. ave Hours 10 to g. Appt only
Physiotherapy treatments. 81 each 1o*
BANISH FEAR & LF-CONSCIOUSSESS
develop courage. and gain poise. learn 10
tax fiuently and conYincingly. For private
interview phone Ma. 34SS.
SLIP COVERS and drapes made 10 order.
al work guaranteed. Adams 66SS
Evening star., 1945-01-17
HELP MEN & WOMEN

BRAZILIAN or Portuguese for teaching own
iaannguage annnge Box 414-Y. Star.
s}, LOOKS, eolored. experienced, willing to
girls and busboys,, must be neat, Apply
REsTAGRNT @ a ef7S 1857 e pesaes SaHEs 81 tlTAk
COOK AND BUTLER or waitress. white:
best wages; bring references: I0-i2 am,
COUPLE wanted for large guest guest house. e. Wife
Ior general housework. husband as handy
man man ying wing and meals furnished
DIsHWAsHER, experienced no Sunday
WORK, WORK app apply 1909 10th St, ALTURAs
DRUG CLERKS Experience desirable but
not necessary; good salary vacation with
pay 5 hours, 6-day week. Apply at any
ptEoPLES DRUG STORE or office. II
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, 1e or over; we
VIII Train you for essential work on our
war workers, Good pay while learning,
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or or
LADY OR GENTLEMAN for cigar stand.
Ses IS tiPms6espeT' Pn6 &c e, e HARRINGTON HOTEL.
uals, stuffng envelopes, etc. 5 pm. to / 80
an, evenings week. Must be able to
work on feet part of time. Essential in
dustry; permanent. Telephone personnel
dept a p, d. $500 or apply at 1241 gath st.
MAN OR LADY. to manage neighborhood
foqntain in drugstore. NEW HAMPSHIRE
PHAEMACY. 5000 1st st. NV. RA BOO
MESSENGERS for BRITISH MISSIONS.
office open Monday through Friday, to
o. saturday to /. Hiring arrangements
SALESPEoPLE. part or full time, for all
departments of our stores; pleasant work
I1so ing c9nditions; good pay. Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or office II P
WATERS AND MATTRESSES. white, must
pe experienced, neat and sober: excellent
waoTKing anpin Conditions; = at part or full time
LAY IAitpSRANTs AM l707 DeSales st. NV. Apply
WOODWARD d LOTHROP has immediate
OPENINGS for men and women, part-time
card runch operators to work evenings.
q to 10 pm; Apply employment ONCE,
TIn rti,-tS MOOR 9;3O to daily. 1870 to Q
HAVE YOU three hours spare time daily?
Gould you use an extra S5 per day Tor
a1ni three e he hours work2 FuLl-time work also
BY BY II person. 5I3 K st. NV
WooDWAKD & LOTHRoP has immediate
opening for experienced or apprentice
ensraying machine oDeratG. man or wom-
an Apply employment 6fice 9th floor,
$50 to g daily. 1870 to Q Thursday.
Evening star., 1945-01-17
Situations UGnted dduertiSe-
mentS containing the symbol
* are inserted By er-SerUice
men and tUomen.
SITUATIONS MEN,
ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER,

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER, Washing
t6nian once executive, capable taxing full
FIN snd naome BGa 2 tax esoa sa5
me9ts; sa Il {, WHALES; Ma oss4 Sfs Is!
experience in promotion, display and copy
writing, interested in obtaining an ac-
count favorable for part-time employ
nature and type necessitating conscientious
fSS6SfEEflPn BSf RFCok6s 11s9 st2T sTcsd
Wb xds tax an6 By senior c
v Htf & : EgPSoN. Il; 5s77: . 5$s
available Immediately; small ~fo hotel r'Va: OF
restaurant. nearby Va, Md. supervision
kitchen. menu planning .full knowledge Of
food ed cost; married white. Box 1921,
FURNITURE REFINsHER. available Goth;
repair, burn IN, polish: quality shop only;
HoNoRABiLy DfscHARGID1Prior ed to 70 . en-
nStmIent me served as presidential assistant, in
maIoF Wb ersi5Je aEa5af5 CO Of Law
with industrial and public relations exten-
sive airline travel: financially independent
considered versatile with diversified apti-
tudes, Changing residence from Ohio to
Miasanington w area reason for this adv. Box
LEGAL EXECUTIVE, attorney, now in
Government service. desires permanent
connection with business enterprise; ex-
perlenod in both private business and
oughly familiar with business procedure.
corpora tion finance and general accounting
practices, capable of rendering exceptional
service of a well-rounded executive char
acter TO almost any type of business enter
prise; draft exempt. Box 1867, Star.
Man, white, 40, Govt. employed. desires
part-time work evenings. Box 9s-z. Star
IT,
MAN, 40, responsible, sales, TRANSFORMATION
and accounting background. wants perma-
nent connection; experienced supervisor.
dispatcher. knows city thoroughly, can
handle PUBLIC, Box l12-Z, Star. l9s
charge details of office; draft exempt,
aVaLlable at once. Box l21-E. Star
PAPER HANGER-PAINTFR, white 20 yrs
experience wants Job work. Phone IL
RESPONSIBLE MAN, over draft age. 1st-
class references, wants job in liquor store.
Call RA. 5O43 after 6 pm
YOUNG MAN. eolored. wants a position as
houseboy IN exchange f6r room and board,
small salary. Phone ME. 1854.
YOUNG MAN, 80, college graduate and
drafl,deferred. L, wants permanent position
IN Washington; experience includes ac-
counting and office managership, con-
yassing, route selling, running hand
laundry and supervising linen supply
routes in New York; must have GOOD
salary. Call North 6322 or write B. WAN
DERMAN, s703 57th ave, Elmhurst, N Y
Evening star., 1945-01-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY, excs

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY, excellent
experience in congressional and other
public REL, press; good personality adapt
able seeks connection. Evenings. RE.
CAPABLE educated woman desires h.k.
for employed couple; no infant or aged
n1k1,1HSx ssIIS PIX 1iS7z; u Sssi Star, ~-,. s -,
B.. s. degree, Can furnish references
Address MARINELLE JESSIE, Dryden, Va
DRESSMAKING, designing. remodeiing.
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
Irving st: NV. Apt. 4. Adams 223s.
MARRIED WOMAN, with 10 years expert
enfe lt;e in national publicity work, journal
good executive, wants three days work a
week or work to do at home; pay must be
offered. BOX 47S-Y, Star. anu a'i''s
NURSE. colored, with college and medical
training wishes case or position as govern
or Z hour duty. GE. 1913. 1o
NURSE, colored. available for duty i'm
asa maeaiateiy' any type case. Cali North
oiF1FlcE ASSISTANT. IisTs receptionist. pRx
naVai far officer's wife will do part-time work
esFPTnnsR! oFTicfRs RfFt R1H 2sx oo,sss s ,aaa
rhAC1iCAL NURSE, colored, desires ma
ternity cases; 10hour duty. Call until
z pm. Decatur 1885,
RESIDENT MANAGER, experienced good
executive, pleasing personality, excellent
references: MRS. TINGEY, WI. 57T3. oIs
SECRETARY Executive asSistant1. espe-
claily capable handling detail; broad secre-
tarial experience and expert stenographic
work; knowledge French: available i'm
mediately: $50. RA. 25T7
SECRETARY, intelligent, experienced, at
tractive, desires position, first-class law
firm or congressman. State salary offered.
BOX I22-l. Star. 22s
SECRETARY-Native washingtonian. coll
lege graduate. 15 years. excellent varied
business experience, desires. position re-
personal qualities; $50 wk. min Box
sEcRETARY .sTENoGRApHER, capable
mature age. desires position 80 hrs
week; minimum % salary. 81 per hr. Box
SPANISH correspondent, trans, recep..
oNaaT sssSstaTie a. exp 1aia write only CARMEN
sTENOGRAPHER, legal: prefer short
20. Box s9-z, Star. 1ss
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY, capable.
experienced desires position, hours,
morning, ST. hour, Write Box 95-Z, Star.
THREE GOVERNMENT CLERKS inter
ested in. part-time evening employment
from CLIO pm, prefer hotel or news
paper work. Box 1907. Star. i9s
Evening star., 1945-01-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


LEARN TO FLY. Call Oliver s8Ss. CON-
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT =,
WOMEN find fingerprinting pleasant and
interesting. Free information. Phone Dl
1928 2O'
PRACTICAL FRENCH - Professor PARIS
University. Glasses, five students, SO
monthly Registered studio. to pm.
1922 Connecticut avenue.
p. b. X. OPERATORS are needed Short
courses. easy to learn, some typing includ-
ed, you wish. Course and position only
$50 New classes starting. Miss Page.
CAPITAL p. B. X. SCHOOL, 1871 G St,
next to Epiphany Church tEst. IL yrs3.
Ma, 2l15.
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial ubiectS Est.
27 yrs Accredited. Inquire row Ma.
1898 BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 r st 'Opp.
~ani+o Theater
struction in arithmetic. ALGEBRA. geometry
and trigonometry; 10 am. to. 9 pm.
National Press Bldg, 14th and sts.,
Room 239; District C4S0
Evening star., 1945-01-17
HELP MEN.

MAYER g. co. desire services of carpenter
must be experienced in building interior
room displays, work is light and elderly
man can qualify; position permanent Ap-
ply IN person. See MR.. BERRY, 419 9TH st
LOCAL CERTIFIED accountants office de-
sires the services of genteel Junior ac-
countant with bookkeeping knowledge and
accurate with figures: more than usual SAL
ary and splendid chance for advancement.
Star
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY requires services
OF man 80 to 40, not now engaged in
essential work. to train for electrical and
mecnanlcal maintenance work on light
electrical equipment prefer person with
some experience in applied mechanics,
electrical or radio repair work Salary.
SOC an hour. to be further adjusted after
apprenticeship of to months Apply Box
446-T, Star. giving full particulars regard
ing previous employment and qualifying
background
CARE OF CHILDREN and general house
work for employed couple, references re-
quired; $50 week. Phone WI 1903.
Evening star., 1945-01-17
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

STENOGRAPHER (F). aviation. SlS5 mo;
stenog;. association work, Sl75; Stenog
law offices. S175; stenog., medical. S1T5
stenog.. temp. and perm, hourly openings
need 10 new ones hourly: bookkeeperS. S.jC
wk.; clerk-typist 80. $3.50 month. Amer
lea needs .you--work, help your friends or
the nghtlng fronts. Miss Ford, FORT
EMP. SERVICE, Bond Bldg, cor. l4th and
N. Y. IRE. 3s45l
UNUSUAL OPENINGS - Aviation drafts.
men, S345 mo-: essential with postwar
future. int. Monday, Tuesday stenogs
S45,S50 wk. up; a. bookkeepers. $50 Wk !
clerks, S35-S40 wk.: shipping clerks (m)
500 Wk, exper. steele, no drinkers, please
Hundreds of excellent openings. Come in
tEst. 90 yrs.l PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. Next to Epiphany church
lNA. 2114, 60SS. 625Ol.
Evening star., 1945-01-17
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADIES driving to West Coast, desire lady
to share driving and expenses. leaving
soon as possible. Franklin 5906
NAVY OFFICER leaving Immediately for
California can take passengers. Cau
TE ELI
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-11-02
Clues

Continued from Page One)
al attention to the second staying
that OF Mrs. Lydia Thompson, 47.
year-old Detroiter, whose batter
ed body was found in a lovers lane
near here oct. l3.
State Police Captain Donald S.
Leonard, who is coordinating police
investigation OF the two slayings,
said no arrests have been made,
although several people have been
detained for questioning as auth
critics sought key to the double
mystery.
Leonard reported that Andrew
Scheychenko. 20, OF Detroit. who
identified himself as the father OF
Mrs. Thompson, has been placed
in pr, tective custody.
The state police officer declined
to reveal why the action was taken.
Also detained for further ques-
toning in the Thompson case was
Eugene Suragen. so. a Detroit bar
ber. whose anonymous note to po-
lice caused them TO pick up an.
other barber and a beautician for
questioning. Both were released
Thursday after police established
there was mo link" between them
and tho Thompson death.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-11-02
PRODUCE
prices Grocery
No Great Increase
in Disease Here

Social diseases in the city OF Yp-
silanti show a relative stability the
past two months. Twenty-four
cases have been reported by DR..
Otto Engelke, director OF the Wash
tenaw County Health Department.
in his October statement. There
were 23 reported in September.
Other communicable diseases
noted in Ypsilanti during October,
show no great increase over the
previous month In any category
and several diseases which appear
ed IN September did not in October.
Rabies contacts remained stable
with two cases reported for each
month One case OF scarlet fever
was reported for October. none for
September. Chickenpox numbered
one case for the past month, none
for September. Measles, mumps,
and tuberculosis. which appeared
In Sertember did not appear in Oc-
tober
For Washtenaw County. exclud-
ing the city OF Ann Arbor. but in
cludi , above figures. 81 social dis
ease cases were reported for the
month. There were four rabies
contacts, three chlckenpox. nine
scarlet fever, two whooping cough,
and three tuberculosis cases re.
ported
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-11-02
Deaths
JOHN W. COOK


Milan-John W. Cook. 81. passed
away in Providence Hospital. De
troit. after a weeks Illness. Son OF
John and Jane Cook. he was born
in Tecumseh. December 25, 1860.
July 23. 1882. he married Helen A
Olds. settling on various farms in
the Milan vicinity. Mr. and Mrs.
Cook celebrated their 60th wed
ding Anniversary July %, 1912. She
passed away February i6, l9i3. az
ter which Mr.. Cook made his home
with two daughters in Detroit.
Surviving are two daughters
Mrs. Mabel Palmer. Mrs. Hazel
Miller, Detroit; three granddaugh.
ters, one grandson, and four great
grandsons.
Services will be al the Stevens
and Bush funeral home In Milan
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Rev
d. c. Sweeney, Melylndale, ofticiat
ing. Burial in Lake Ridge Gene
terry will follow. Friends may call
at the funeral home.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-11-02
Strikes

CONTINUED from Page One)
tion OF the new Frazer car, trac.
tor and rototiller.
Since Kaiser-Frazer Ia new
corporation and has no union con.
tract. Drum said. II could not
guarantee or offer seniority
rights" But, he added. Il will give
preferential consideration In hiring
10 Graham. Paige employees"
Strike Idle Mounts
Fresh labor disputes added thou
sands OF workers TO the ranks Of
Idle today, the national total OF men
and women off the Job because os
work stoppages jumping from 243,
900 to 266.0O0.
The newest and biggest strike
was the walkout OF approximately
l6,500 CIO textile workers in 10
plants in three New England states,
Maine. New Hampshire and Con.
necticut. Another 5000 workers In
the San Francisco Bay area were
made idle because Of the strike OF
AFL and CIO machinists, making
the tital idle in the region $4,000.
Some 10000 textile workers In
nine plants in Maine left their jobs
In a controversy over wages, which
vary according to the type OF work
performed. Ten mills in Connecti.
cut and New Hampshire struck In
a dispute over demands for a closed
or union shop.
There was little indication OF a
settlement Of the strike OF AFL and
ClO machinists in the San Fran.
cisco Bay area as an additional
5000 workers were made idle be-
cause OF shutdown OF Industries.
Retail store milk supplies were
reported shrinking because OF the
closing OF carton producing plant.
A walkout OF 140 Independent
union workers at the Graphite
Bronze Co. in Cleveland, kept 1900
from work.
A proposed five hour protest
demonstration scheduled today in
the nations Western Union offices
was urged cancelled last night by
national Officials Of the AFL Com.
mercial Photographers Union IN
Washington. The CTU has filed
notice OF intention to take a strike
vote, which would involve some
10000 Western Union employees.
Members OF the Detroit CTU local,
however. voted in favor of the
work stoppage.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-11-02

Continued from Page one)
and induce them to greater efforts
in the coal-short nation.
Step Down
Two members OF the powerful
IwasAki family resigned from key
positions In the Mitsublshi Holding
Company-last OF the great hnan-
cial family heads to yield 10
America pressure-it was report
ed authoritatively today.
Baron Koyata Iwasaki, president
OF Mltsublshi Holding Co. and Hik.
oyata IWasaki. vice president. re-
signed at a stockholders meeting
yesterday. They had held their
positions 30 and 10 years. respec.
lively Previously one Of the com
pany's principal officials had told
the Associated Press the Iwasakis
had no retirement plans.
Leadin officials OF Yasuda and
Sumitomo-two others OF the big
four family combines-already had
resigned and Mitsui has announced
the prospective retirement OF mem
bers Of 10 Mitsui families, includ.
ing Baron Takakimi Mitsui, presi.
dent Of Mitsui Holding Co.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-11-02
Fine Points IN Bridqe

an Aee-klng, would probably have
overealled The original l-Club II
he also had king or queen. so
decided to place West for those
two cards in the ma aJors But East
might have a Jack. so he hnessed
the heart Q on that trick Then he
built a squeeze against West. TAX
Ing the spade A and K, then run
ming the club J. A. K and Q
When the last OF the clubs was
played. South also retained the
heart 6 and spade j. and in the
dummy the spade 9 and heart
A-l0. West had held on to the
spade Q and the heart K-o He
was unalterably squeezed A heart
discard would have enabled South
10 toss OF the spade 9 from dunn
my and get the last two tricks
with the heart A-i0 so West
threw away his spade Q. hoping
East had the J But South did. So
the declarer got the last two tricks
with the spade J and the heart 6
10 the A.