Nineteen Hands Dismissed as Instigators The strike of more than 2.000 the workers of the Kiwa No, 1 and No, 2
Miss Colton Mills, 74 Robison and, wa called off early on Friday morning. 'The mill hands, who are mainly women, returned to work at 0-2 with the exception of nineteen who' have been dismissed as instigators of the strike. The strike started on Tues: day morning, At the {wo mills operated by the company in Pootuny about 600 out of 2.600 hands were on strike yesterday, These workers demand that 0 old enormous stride munication, sani edveation and industry In China during the past sts years were described by Dr, Donald Jackson, Professor Emeritus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and president of the American Society Electrical Engineers, ata meeting: of the Pan-Pacilie Association at the Astor House Hotel on Monday. Feb, 10, Dr. Jackson chose as his subject eceni industrial developments China andthe Far Fast Dr. Jackson. said that a great dea! of his time during tls visit to. the Far Hast had been spent in absorbing the problems of education and dustrial practices of Japan and China There were, he continued, certain very interesting. similarities between Japanese industrialization and that of he United States. They had both been copyists, arid. they lid both reached the stale when they were able to carry on their industrial systems on their own initiative, When he Arst visited Japan about six years ago, the people were just beginning to emerge From the period when they were merely copyists, When a nation could manufacture lis own machinery' and Instruments, It ceased 10. bea copy ist and when he was in Japan be Nad seen a factory where. 10,000. motor-were turned out every year, They American mi
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