The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-27
Memorial Meeting In
New York Monday For
SaccO and Vanzetti.
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guard the ashes on the way up and
Che remains will be followed by a
procession of sympathizers. The
hame of the hall has not been an
bounced.
Appeal for Union Support.
II have been assured" Mrs.
Nicholson said, "that there will be
enore than fifty thousand people in
Bhe procession. This is the only way
Heft for US to express our grief for
Pur dead friends"
Labor unions, fraternal organiza-
lions, political groups and workers
clubs have been asked to take part
I'm the demonstration.
Each participant has been asked to
bring red carnation to lay before
Ehe urns after they have been de-
Soosited at the resting place.
Miss Luigi Vanzetti will leave for
Italy on Wednesday night, ON the
Berengaria, and the ashes will lie in
state Monday evening and all day
TUESDAY and Wednesday.
Ashes to Leave Boston.
L The party bearing the ashes from
H3oston will leave early Monday
Morning and will arrive in New
n ork in the afternoon in time for
he demonstration
The memorial committee issued the
Following appeal to all Sacco-Van-
Eetti organizations in New York:
1--WE urge all workers and SYM
Rathizers to join us in making this
emonstration and procession an ex-
s5ression of our grief and horror in
lk}rotest of the brutal execution of our
Sunocent comrades. Come to Union
Square, Monday at five o'clockw
viii Hold Memorial Anyhow.
In commenting on the commits
EionCr's action Mrs. Nicholson said, !
commissioner Warren's attitude in
refusing to see us this morning is
entirely consistent with his attitude
bn the Sacco-Vanzetti question !
( throughout, Not only was the COM
missioner very borrish in keeping US
STaiting an hour in his ante-room and
hen not seeing us, but his refusal |
0 comment on the granting Of a per-
nit is proof that ne is incapable of
Taking manly, definite stand in the
matter.
Il fail to see how the commissioner
ould be so brutal as to deny hun
] lreds Of thousands of New Workers
he right to pay their last respects
T. these two murdered radicals.
& However, permit or no permit, the |
procession will be held | hope the
New York police will be decent
q enough not to disturb an orderly !
Funeral procession, but if they do it
fyill .be sad commentary on the
/ uch-vapnted fairness of the police
%epartment."
Police Block Meeting.
When informed of the plans of the
|}5acco-Vanzetti memorial committee
Heor a, public funeral procession of the
|Sbaccd-Vanzetti ashes Miss Rose I
Baron, Of the Sacco- Vanzetti Emer-
gency Committee said:
"On behalf of the emergency COM
nittee | want to say that we heartily !
ndoIse the plans for a demonstra-
/ ion and procession. We are issuing |
cali to all our affiliated organiza-
4 ions to join us in making this the
biggest turn-out that New York ever
yitnessed,''
y Miss Baron stated all of her eff
sortssto secure a suitable auditorium |
for the memorial demonstration were
Blocked through the express orders
III the police department.
Miss Baron said, st is not surpris-
Ing that Mrs. Nicholson was treated |
"A o the humiliating experience down
Hlt the police commissioners office. |
MY experience of some officials of !
he police department is that they
aare incapable of making decision I'M
Ness it benefits them in some way.
Appeal to All Workers.
The procession will be held .
Nwhether Mr.. Warren likes it or not.
knce when has Mr.. Warren, So
" called servant of the people the right |
arbitrarily ride over the peaceful |
Wishes of hundreds of thousands of !
Nsympathizers."
Miss Baron announced that she
fWaS having an appeal puDnShed IN |
all the radical and foreign language
press for the workers and sympathiz- |
iers of New York to turn out in full |
Aforce. and take part in the demon
Nstration.
H Miss Baron has issued instructions
1 to her organizations instructing them
o notify their membership to bring
I red carnation and bank them before
fshe urns Of the murdered men.
Y When asked if she thought that
bolice would violently break up the
funeral procession, Miss Baron said:
ri sincerely hope not. 1t will be to
lhe everlasting disgrace of New
York if the police treat the world to
i brutal spectacle. Sacco-Vanzetti
Iympathizers in Europe will be def
Iitely convinced that Mayor Walkers