The daily worker., 1930-08-21
SAeCO-vANzETTI
DEMONSTRATION
IN MANY CITIES
Meet On Aug. % to
Defend Workers

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Office of the International Labor
Defense, announce Sacco and Van
zetti demonstrations for August %
in the following cities, with more
reports due: in Boston, Boston
Commons, 6 p. m; New York, Union
Square, p. M; Philadelphia,
Buffalo, Elmwood Music Hall;
Pittsburgh, Scranton, Wilkesbarre,
Minersville; Cleveland, P u b | i
Square and five other meetings;
Detroit, in several sections of the
city; Chicago, Peoples Auditorium;
Minneapolis, Seattle, San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Kansas City, Cincin-
natti, Hartford, N W Haven,
Bridgeport, South Norwalk, New
Britain; Stamford, Waterbury;
Charlotte, North Carolina; Court
House steps; Greenville, South
Carolina; Richmond, Virginia; Gas
tonia, North Carolina (on August
%, at 8 p. n.y.; Minot, North
Dakota, Canton, Akron, Youngs-
town, Dayton, Toledo, Ohio; Wheel
ing, West Virginia.
Defend Foreign Born.
The Provisional National Com
mittee for the Protection of the
Foreign Born Workers, consisting
of representatives of over twenty
| five national workers organizations
+ at its last meeting endorsed the
International Labor Defense Sacco
and Vanzetti demonstrations and
decided to issue a special call to
all organizations represented in the
committee to participate in the
demonstrations with banners pro-
testing the attacks against foreign
born workers.
In Scranton, Pa, the demonstra-
tion will be held at $50 p. m. at
the Public Park; in Old Forge, Pa,
there will be meeting, and in Lu-
zerne the Sacco-Vanzetti demon
stration will be held at Italian Hall,
OllVer ST., at p. m.
New Jersey Meets.
Newark will hold one Sacco-Van-
zetti mass meeting at 8 p. m. on
Friday, Aug. %, at SO Mercer St.,
and another meeting on Saturday
at 1 p. m. at Military Park.
New Brunswick will hold meet
ing at II Plum st. on Friday.
Elizabeth will hold its meeting
on Friday, as well as Paterson, at
205 Paterson st. In Passaic, the
workers will gather at 25 Dayton
Ave, and on Saturday Perth Amboy
(Smith and Elm Sts.) and the Berk-
eley Heights Camp, at Berkeley
Heights, New Jersey, will demon
strate.
International Labor Defense ac-
tivities in New Jersey received new
impetus during the past month in
the outrageous sedition cases car
ried on against leaders of worker
protest, and the workers of New
Jersey are forging new bonds to
struggle against the prosecutions
visited on them by capitalist mas
ters.
In Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh District, Interna-
tional Labor Defense, announces
that on August % series of Sacco-
Vanzetti-Georgia mass demonstra-
tons will be held in this district.
The meetings this year Will be
held in the following cities: AM
bridge, named after the American
Bridge Co., which controls that
city; Avella, mining town in which
two strikes have recently occurred
over wage-cuts and where the |. L.
d. defended two workers arrested
for picketing; East Pittsburgh, con-
trolled by the Westinghouse Elec-
trio Co., and at whose factory gate
noon-hour demonstration will be
held; johnston controlled by the
Carnegie Steel Corporation, and
Pittsburgh, the home town of Andy
Mellon.
In Johnstown, until recently, it