The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-03

"Thi, ty-Niner". Industrial Union
OF Marine and Shipbuilding Work
ers OF America; New Jersey
Teacher" New Jersey State FEEDER
alton of Teachers; "SO7 Teamster'.
Truck Drivers Union. Local sol;
share Up, Industrial Union OF
Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
OF America; "On the Beam, Unit
ed Electrical, Radio and Machine
Workers OF America. New York
GuildDaper" American Newspaper
Guild. Furniture Workers Press.
United Furniture Workers OF Amer
lea. 'Machlnists Beacon. lnterna.
tiona Association OF Machinists,
Trade Union Record. building
trades: Teacher News. State.
County aud Municipal Workers OF
America; "UE Voice, United Elec-
trical, Radio and Machine Workers
OF America: Electrical Union
News United Electrical, Radio
and Machine Workers OF America:
Hotel and Club Voice. Hotel and
Restaurant Employees International
Alliance and Bartenders Interna-
tional League OF America; Shop
News United Electrical, Radio and
Mach'Le Workers OF America: "UE
News, United Electrical Radio
and Machine Workers OF America.
The owners OF this Trade Union
Service, Inc, are given In the post
al statement dated October /, 1915,
as follows:
Trace Union Service. Inc, II
Murray St. New York 7, n. Y;
Viola V. Bernard. w. b. Osgood
Field, Richard S. Childs, Carl
Frucht. Frederick V. Field, John
Hammond, Corliss Lamont. VII
liam S Wasserman. James w.
Wise, Thimble & Co, Philadelphia,
Pa Victor Levitt: Arthur Fischer,
Hubbard Woods, III.
w. T.. Osgood Field and Frederick
vanderbilt Field are descendants
OF Commodore Cornelius Wander
bilt Frederick is a columnist OF
the Daily Worker" and an editor
Of The New Masses; Richard
Storrs Chllds is the son OF Sterling
W. Childs. president OF the Light
and Power Securities Corporation;
Richard, himself. has been associat-
ed with 4 number OF organizations
listed in various Dies Committee
reports; John Hammond Is best
known for his association with the
magazine, Protestant, formerly
The Protestant Digest; he is OF a
prominent and wealthy family.
Corllss Lamont is a son OF Tho
mas W Lamont. head OF ]. p. Nor
gan and Company: Corllss is most
active in The National Council W
American Soviet Friendship. WI.
liam Stiy Wasserman is a wealthy
investment broker in Philadelphia;
James Waterman Wise is the son
OF Rabbi Stephen s. Wise.
II is perfectly all right for these
people to put their money into pub
fishing newspapers and magazines
for labo unions. but II would be
interesting to know how much OF
the profit of our big corporations
go into the movements against
them. In fact, It might be a good
scheme for the Left-Wingers to put
their money into the companies
against which they organize
strikes. Then they could finance
the strikes out OF the earnings OF
those companies.
Mos o us are buying war bonds
when we might actually have got
in on the ground floor on some.
thing big. That is the way the
ancestor OF these rich inheritors
Of wealth got theirs.
And the circulation OF some OF
these papers is enormous. For in
stance, the "UE News" goes TO
more than 100000 members OF the
UnIteu Electrical. Radio and Ma
chine Workers Union, the third
largest In the clio. That circula-
ton IS good going for any publica-
ton.
There can be no objection 10
these rich men going into the labor
publishing business and II is all
above board and according to the
rules. But they are not OF the
proletariat.
Copyright, 1915. for Daily Press)
ORIGINAL shape OF Fort D. A.
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