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a . : - 30'= women an: opportunity to ,atudy< 22% [their objective JUDAH L.MAGNES, New York City. One of the incorporators American Fund for Sooial Service (this fund to pe financed by Garland. fund and deolared revolutionary by Gomperas). Strongly pro-German during war. cs , . : W.J.M.A.MALONEY, New York City. ANNE MARTIN, Carmel, California. JAMFS H. MAUER, Harrisburg, Pa. President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor; Pres. Labor Publication Society; Chairman Committee Smerican Oonference for Democracy and Tems 6f Peace (1917); Rose Schneiderman also & member of this committed; spoke in opposition to the suspension of labor laws during the war; red utterances were suppressed by loyal soldiersa‘and bailora when he tried to give vent to. them during war; Vico. Chairman of Mooney Convention; - Member American Commission on Conditions in Irelands Contributor to "The Nation"; says that. Labor Children should. be'in schoole of their . own becauee the children are now receiving the wrong kind of propaganda in the: present day schools (against labor); urges development of Indus- trial Unions and federation of crafts; says "intellectuals" must not "poss" labor, but must come in their. movements ae statisticians, scono- mists, teacher, engineer, eto. Speaker June Conference League for: — Industrial Democracy; called Captain of. Labor; Contributor to Labor Age. One of the supporters of Bryn Mawr College summer school to give young gomén ortu ovat dive bj eota;' Lormerly..Vice {Presiden Intercollegiate Socialist Sootety. Connected’ Pennsylvania’ we Committee of Penal Affaire. Member with American Birth Control. League. During wan was ‘so' thoroughly dieloyal ‘that. our-soldiers and sailors - would not-permit him to deliver an address in his home town of. Reading; identified with Berkman gang. Organizing Committee People's Council of America; general Committee of Liberty Defense Union. . JOHN. MOORE, New York City. Delegate American Federationoof ‘Labor, 1933. HENRY R. MUSSEY, Wellesley, Mass. Speaker for Intercollegiate Liberal League (part of Youth Movement). Left Columbia University because of his radicaliem. connected with New School for Sho#al Research in New York. Was corresrondent for American Civbl Liberties Union in Washington. A. J. MUSTR, Katonah, N. Y,. (Formerly Minister in Massachusetts) Boara Mrectors Labor Publication Society; Member Committee of One Hyn- dred of "The Nation". Quoted as saying that all labor unions have for "The overthrow of the existing order of eociety." Also covmarert remvse orcs 1160