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...occasion of the move was a strike of Chicago and Philadelphia printers who for the past three weeks refused to work on any printing job any part of which had been or would be worked on by R. R. Donnelley & Sons, which numbers among its customers Montgomery Ward, Sears. Roebuck and TIME Inc. Reason for this refusal on the part of the printers unions is that Donnelley is an "open shop" employing men belonging to independent unions as well as men belonging...
...story of the week would probably be the Syrian campaign. But since the Russian situation was hot (as a matter of fact, if you will look in TIME last September you will see we practically predicted the Russian-German war then), we had cover plates standing in Donnelley's plant all ready to slam on the press...
Without doubt, TIME'S cover turnaround was the fastest color printing job ever done in this country. ... It wouldn't have been possible without wonderful co-operation from the print er, with the vice-president of Donnelley's supervising the operations over the telephone in the small hours of Sunday morning and Donnelley's No. 1 production man putting in a 24-hour day at the plant...
...gage the size of a printed TIME press sheet, so we had to cut the sheets up small and make special small size boxes to fit them. So among the crews which were working for us on double time on Sunday was a crew of carpenters summoned to Donnelley's plant for the packaging job! While we are talking about interesting things in this issue of TIME, perhaps I should also tell you that the pictures of the Robin Moor sinking are 100% exclusive with TIME...
Print order for the U. S. Rising Tide, at R. R. Donnelley & Sons Co., big Chicago printers, jumped last week from 500,000 to 800,000. Already the magazine had been snapped up wherever it went on trial sale. Fortified with $50,000 donated not only by rich, anonymous friends, of whom the Oxford Group has plenty, but also by less well-to-do Groupers-in all 5,000 contributors-its editors hoped to break even on the venture. Said Rev. Samuel Moor ("Sam") Shoemaker, chief U. S. lieutenant of Dr. Buchman: "It will have every American talking about...