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Qaanr Ae & TO ; Mr. E. A. Tamm en FROM : ' Mr. D. M, Ladd WH @ DATE: May 22, 1948 ASAC Belmont called at 10:45 today and furnished the following information, stating that it was additional information developed since New York's letter to the Bureau in this matter. _ an \ ’ "A careful examination of additional copies of the flier re- flected that the lithographic bug actually reads "Union Label No. 10! rather that "Union Shop 100." A pretext call at the Amalgamated Lithographic Union reflected that bug 10 was assigned to the Interstate Printing Company and that this company has been out of business for about a year. Consequently, this has been a 'free bug! not assigned to any lithographer. ies SUBJECT: OPEN LETTER TO S N BY HENRY WALLACE — ern TOE kosen, Gurnét harbo wo! Pe EERIE RSRRSEGEGERES ; 2 3} i "A check of the telephone books in New York City reflects an Inter- state Printer at 135 Henry Street, however, they did not handle lithographing. Also, an Interstate Printing Company is listed at 27 West 24th Street, New York City. <A call at this number reflected that this company has been out of business for some time and did handle lithographing, , ; Lf = ct) (a) , (t (7) a f "It thus appears definite that the fliers were prepared by the Parish Press utilizing a free lithographic bug unlawfully, It is noted that the Union Label Bulletin, showing the Thugs’ tor printers lists the Parish Press as having printer bug No. 10, This would not authorize them to Jitho- graph under the printers bug No. 10. Consequently, they were using the free { thographic bug No. 10 without proper authority,.® fr An enlargement of the "union bug" made by the Bureau from the Wallace flier indicates rather clearly the number 100 A memorandum is being forwarded to the Attorney General giving hin . this additional information. SAL eo AAD ; RL INFOS TAN CONTAINED WORD 3, Say odue gL TEZZ74e3_ BYP esrges UNE 72s 5% _ Le en ccmn ates S aeenin ee veaeaas & “ sasceenp ae ¥