The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-04-19
RUSH PLANS FOR
MAY DAY PARADE

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Go ahead with your preparations. :"
Flyn assured them that the commits
sioner would sign the formal permit
blank when presented.
Get Ready to March.
The parade committee is calling
upon all labor organizations to be
ready to mobilize its membership,
as well as unorganized workers in
preparation for the huge May Day
parade, surpossing even the splendid
turnout in the last election CAM
paign.
The line of march is to be as fol-
lows: Start at p. M. at Union So,
then south on Fourth Ave. to tn
St., east on 10th ST., past 81 East
10th ST., and the Independent Shoe
Workers Union, to Third Ave, south
on Third Ave. to Aston Place, west
on Astor Place, to University Place
north on University Place to 18th
ST., west on Is st. past the head
quarters of the Architectural Iron
and Bronze Workers Union, north
on Fifth Ave. to 21st St., west on
21st. St., west on 21st st. past 16
West 21st St., Needle Workers In
dustrial Union, to Seventh Ave,
north on Seventh Ave. to 28th St.,
past 131 West 28th st. and south to
Union Square, food workers coming
down to meet the parade from 51st
st.
Grocery Clerks and Butchers Unite.
A new union will be born on Inter
national Labor Day when the ANAL
gamation of the Retail Grocery,
Fruit and Dairy Clerks and the Pro-
gressive Butchers Union of Greater
New York, now in process, is rati-
fled and the new strong industrial
organization goes in a body from
their joint headquarters to attend the
May Day celebration of the Com
munist Party Of America in the
Bronx Coliseum. The new name for
the amalgamated union on which
committee is now working will be
announced at that time.
Plans for the amalgamation of the
two left wing unions have been in
progress since last Tuesday when a
joint meeting of the executive boards
of the clerks and butchers recon-
mended the step. Recommendation
was followed by visits of commit
tee from each union to the others
headquarters.
Win at Three Shops.
Immediate results from the ANAL
gamation move were APPARENT today
when the unions forced the settle
ment of three food shops in Brook
lyn and one butcher shop.
Twelve striking clerks picketing
Gingold's Fruit Market % E. 10th
st. and the Burland Fruit Market,
the Bronx, were arrested yesterday.
The pickets were taken to the
Sixth Magistrate Court on charges
of assault. Nine of them were freed,
three, A. Goddard, M. Faber and A.
Horowitz, being sent to the work.
house for three days.
Harry Rosenzweig of the fake
United Hebrew Trades outfit today
caused the arrest Of D. Rarow, clerk
in the SELF store at 9 E. Moshuler
Parkway, the Bronx, for picketing.
Rosenzweig, VIII owas thrown out of
the Retail Clerks Union for graft
ing, then stuck up a sign in the
store window saying that the place
was settled. Picketing by the left
wing union is continuing.
Sam Heller, another faker from
the United Hebrew outfit, like Ro-
senzweig trown out of the left wing
union, yesterday caused the arrest
of four clerks picketing store at
65th st. and Bay Parkway, Brook
lyn. The strikers, S. Goldstein, E.
Novick, J. Sander, and A. Jacobs,
are out on S1,O0 bail each. Their
trial is set for April %.