The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-09-02
International Youth Day Some
Important Tasks
All out 70 the demonstrations!

of unemployed free This event was connected
up with the mobilization for International Youth
Day. The Y.CL. issued 10000 open letters to
the membership in the YMCA exposing their
recent congress, its objective being to capture
and win the youth for capitalism and away from
struggle In Worcester the New England Y.CE.
district organizer is held for criminal anarchy
for speaking at a Sacco-Vanzetti demonstration.
The campaign for his unconditional freedom will
be also used to popularize International Youth
Day.
In the mining strike many militant young
strikers were jailed and now face long Jail terms
Tony Minerich, Leo Thompson, Stella Rasefsky
and others. The killing of VIM Simon, Is year.
old miner and the struggle for existence among
the miners are the issues around which the
young workers in the mining area will be mob
iIzed for International Youth Day In the tex
tile strike the young workers are being mobil-
lied for International Youth Day as a day of
struggle against the wage cuts and speedup
Another feature of this years International
Youth Day will be the children's demonstration
of unemployed workers where together with the
backing of the parents and unemployed branches
demands will be presented to the local boards
of education These demands will be
from the children themselves for clothes to wear
to school, free food to the children of unem-
ployed, free school supplies, free car fare and
other immediate demands of the children. Thse
demonstrations will be organized and led by the
Young Pioneers, but they need the active sup
port Of the Party, the parents the unions and
Workers International Relief and especially the
unemployed councils should be the backbone of
these demonstrations for childrens relief The
demonstrations are called for Tuesday Septem-
Der during the day time and should be made
big issue in the city or town.
Some International Youth Day meetings are
being well prepared for, still it is in place to
emphasize the need for impressive meetings
That means that all necessary arrangements to
have rallies from different sections of the city
to the main demonstration and from there an
organized parade through a good workingclass
section. This being in the evening there should
be plenty of special torchlights, carricatures of
the local politicians and takers and using this
demonstration as strong election rally for the
Communist Party. The children should be
section and big one at that, with all possible
organizations and clubs marching in groups and
under their own banners. These demonstrations
should not take on any forms as some of our
meetings do-oose and disorganized-as these
VIII not appeal TO those that we want TO reach.
Finally the whole organization of the meetings
and parades must net organizatonal results
Squads Of comrades must be assigned for the
sole task Of making connections and getting
recruits for the Y.C.L. There should be many
adults taking part and this should be done for
the Party. These meetings should be a good
means to sell literature and especially popular
IL our Young Worker getting those Is cent trial
subs, selling pamphlet literature, etc The seven
teenth International Youth Day should mobilize
larger sections of the working class and its youth
to struggle against war, hunger wage cuts and
speed up. ut the same time strengthen the
Y.C.L. organization and its influence amongst
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