Show I PERIODICALS TO BE BEI I PRINTED ELSEWHERE Sixty Publications Affected by Printers' Printers Strike loMove to lo Move Seats By Associated Press NEW YORK Oct 29 29 More More than sixty periodicals affected by the strike and lockout existing in fn the printing I industry here have arranged for publication publIcation publication pub pub- in other cities and will wilt soon beon beon be bo boon on the news stands it was announced last night by F F. A. A Wilcox of ot the Printers' Printers league Six publications Scientific publications Scientific American Ameri Ameri- can Magneto Bulletin New Success Independent Musical Courier and American Machinist have Machinist have resorted to toa toa toa a lithographing process while the Dry Goods Economist is being mimeo mimeo- mimeographed graphed I William Villiam Green chairman of ot the Printers' Printers league labor committee said some of ot the publications had left lett New NewYork NewYork NewYork York to stay and that many of ot the printers would lose their positions Among the cities benefiting by the exodus of ot publications from New York are Newark N. N J. J Philadelphia Harrisburg Harrisburg Har- Har and Scranton Pa Baltimore Cleveland Cincinnati Springfield and Dayton 0 O. St St. Louis Chicago and San Francisco Announcement was also made that two seventy-two small plants pants have re resumed re- re umed operations with pressmen belonging belonging be be- I longing to the International Printing and Assistants Assistants' union the Organization which is fighting the soc soI so- so I c called led secessionist pressmen I |