The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-01
MONSTER May |.
MEET AT GARDEN
AT 3 P. M. TODAY
Many Labor Organiza-
tons to Participate

Dor movement.
Blanket permission to initiate a
campaign of intimidation and terror
is implied in an order issued by the
New York police department regard
ing all May Day meetings and de-
monstrations. Authorizing individ-
ual policemen to act as judges of
the political implication involved, the
order instructs them to permit no
anarchistic posters or literature to
be distributed" They are further
INSTRUCTED to "arrest all persons re-
sponsible for the distribution of H.
legal literature"
To Denonnce Imperialism.
Denunciation of the Wall Street
war on Nicaragua, expressions of
solidarity with the revolutionary
army Of Gen. Augusta SANDING and
proletarian greetings to the Union
Of Socialist Soviet Republics will
feature the demonstration today, it
is announced.
Militancy will be the keynote of
the huge demonstration The imme-
date struggles Of the workers will
be discussed by prominent leaders
of the Communist movement in this
country at the Madison Square Gar
den meeting. The crisis in the Min
ers' Union viii be analysed and the
plnps of the Save-the- Union Com
mitSN for preventing the utter de-
struction of the once militant union
will be discussed.
An elaborate program has been
prepared for the Madison Square
Garden demonstration. A miners
tableaux, arranged by the National
Miners Relief Committee, will be
zone of the features. There will also
be Red Proletarian Sports exhibit
ton by the Bronx Jewish Workers
Club and many other interesting
numbers.
Prominent speakers will address
the meeting and discuss various
phases Of the struggle against capt.
talism.
The women workers under the di-
rection of the United Council of
Workingciass Women will take an
tive part in the labor holiday to-
Y. It's members will meet in vari-
points thruout the city, converge
Madison Square Garden and en-
the huge auditorium in a body.
Food Workers to Meet.
The food workers will meet at
the "Proletcos" Cooperative Restau-
ravit, &c Union Square, at noon. Fol-
lowing the meeting at the restau-
rant, the workers will form in line
and march to the Garden" They
will stop at restaurants en- route
and invite the workers on the lob
to join in the celebration.
Unemployed workers are called to
a mass meeting to be held at Union
Square at l o'clock today, prelinin-
airy to the monster demonstration
at Madison Square Garden. The
meeting is to be held under the
auspices of the New York Council
Of Unemployed. The meeting will
be addressed by John Di Santo. sec
rotary of the Council; Louis A.
Baum, secretary of the Photograph
&c Workers Union, Pascal Cosgrove.
George Powers, organizer of the
Architectural Iron, Bronze and
Structural Workers Union. John
Sherman of The DAILY WORKER,
Harry Blake, Morris Taft and
others.
From Union Square the unem-
ployed workers win march to the
Garden" carrying signs with such
slogans as work or Maintenance. /"
Food and Shelter" Unemployment
Insurance"
Participating Organizations.
Among the organizations that will
participate in the Garden" dem
onstration are: Workers (Commu-
nist) Party District; Joint Board
Furriers Union, Ben Gold, manager;
Joint Board Cloak and Dressmakers
Union, Louis Lyman, manager;
Locals 2, 8, %, 35, Al of the Inter
national Ladies Garment Workers
Union, Retail Grocery and Clerks
Union, David Vacher, organizer;
Architectural, Bronze and Structur-
p Workers, George Powers, organ
izer; Paper Box Makers Union.
Clarina Nicholson, secretary; Ma
tional Miners Relief Committee,
Fanny Rudd, secretary; All-Amer-
lea Anti-Imperialist League, Manu-
Ell Gomez, U. S. secretary.
American Negro Labor Congress.
Richard B. Moore, organizer; Work
ers School, ID. Benia:s1in, assistant
director; Jewish Workers Univer-
sIty, J. Minded, director; United
Workers Cooperative, E. tWatte.-
berg, secretary; Unity Workers Co.
operative, Edith Segal. secretary.
international Labor Defense Rose
Baron, New York secretary; United
Council of Workingclass Women.
Ray Ragozin, organizer; Young
Pioneers Of America, c. E. Wilson.
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