The daily worker., 1931-02-23

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Unity League and the Communist
Party are organizing jobless and en-
ployed alike to march from all parts
of the city to concentration points
at 30th ST. and st. Clair, 30th st.
and Central, and 25th st. and Lo-
rain. con to the Public Square |"
will then be the slogan, and Cleve-
! land is expected to see one of its
most impressive working-cla dem
onStrations, as the three lines of
march from these points converge on
the square.
Cleveland's unemployed delegates
who presented the Workers Unem-
ployment Insurance Bill to congress
on Feb. 10 will report to the dem
onStration on its reception. They
and other speakers will rally the
workers to fight for genuine unem-
ployment insurance and for immedi-
ate local relief. Thousands of work
ers from the shops and the bread
line will turn out to demonstrate the
unity of employed and unemployed
in the struggle against the hunger
policy and the wage campaigns of
the bosses and their government.
Gary at 2:3O
GARY Ind, Feb. 22-The Fehru-
ary % unemployment demonstration
IN Gary. Indiana, will take place at
eighteenth Ave. and Adams Street,
at 2:3O pm. In Gary the police have
smashed every recent demonstration.
not even permitting the workers to
stand within two blocks of the point
where the demonstration was to
take place.
This time the workers are making
every effort to be fully organized SO
as to resist the police terror and
succeed in holding their demonstra-
ton against hunger. There are at
least $4,000 fully unemployed in
Gary, and almost all those employed
work only three days a week.
While the Steel Trust boasts that
production is increasing, every day
new speed-up methods and new
machinery is being introduced. driv-
ing the workers to kill themselves.
The workers now see that they must
fight to live.
Fosters Speaks March 4.
William 2. Foster. leader of the
1919 Steel Strike, will speak in the
steel city, Gary. on March 4. at
Turner Hall. l4th and Washington
Street. He will call upon the steel
workers to organize and prepare to
strike against wage cuts, speed-up
and lay-offs. A wage-cut of z per
cent, the second in four months, has
just been made at Inland Steel, In
diana Harbor More cuts are COM
Fingl
The meeting starts at pm. Ad-
mission 10c and unemployed free.
March In st. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. %. - The
TRADE Union Unity League, and the
unemployed councils of ST. Louis. are
preparing for large demonstrations
in this section of the country.
In st. Louis, the demonstration
will take place in front of city hall
on February 25, at 2 pm. The work
ers will march at 1870 p. m. from,
2033 Washington Avenue, and from
Fourth and Chouteau and will reach
the city hall at 2 pm, where thu
mass demonstration will be held.
There will also be held demon
strations in East st. Louis, at Lin
coin Park, at pm. and demon
stration is being arranged in Gra'
mite City to be held in Triangle Parl
at 3 pm.
Leaflets in preparation for the de-
monstration are being distributed
and the unemployed councils arr
being activized in mobilizing tn
workers for the demonstrations.
Two active workers in the Unem
ployed Councils of st. Louis wer
arrested while organizing the work
ers to fight against evictions. Th'
courts continue to issue eviction no
tices in the hundreds. A Negro wo
man with four children were evictet
and Unemployed Council No. l or
ganized the workers in the neigh
borhood to fight against the evic
ton. AS soon as the first speaker
Sonia Mason, started to speak. sh
was arrested and the rest Of tn
crowd was broken up.
i AL these arrests enrage I . work