The daily worker., 1931-10-30
SOCIALIST"
MAYOR AVOIDS
UNEMPLOYED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

held at Whlch workers Will expose tne
capitalist corruptiens and robbery.
On Nov. 80 in indianapolis a huge
mass meeting will be held to send off
the National delegates from Southern
and Central Indiana to Congress. In
| the meantime the local struggles of
the unemployed are increasing and
on Saturday 200 workers gathered at
the home of Paul Mitchell and forced
ten police and constables to hold
back their attempt to evict this
worker and family.
In Terre Haute, plans are being
made to hold huge public meeting
around Nov. 20, to elect National del
egates. At the same time the move
ment is growing by leaps and bounds
and will soon have a thousand mem-
bers in the Unemployed Council.
In Anderson the influence of the
Unemployed Council has reached a
point where the Park board head
calls upon the leader OF the Ander-
son unemployed, Jim Wood and urges
him to be mice" and not attack him
or the Mayor. The workers OF An
derson are demanding the use of the
Circuit Court room for Nov. 20 to
elect their National delegates to
/ Washington.
Also in Kokomo and in other In
diana cities the struggle against
eyictiens, for immediate relief and
unemployment insurance is growing.
! The unemployed will rally in tens
/ of thousands on Dec. 7 in many In
diana cities to demand unemploy-
ment relief and social insurance.
Dec. 7 will shake the country and the
workers of Indiana are preparing to
do their bit in forcing the parasites
to give heed the demands g. the
unemployed,
| Cook County Hunger March
CHICAGO, Ill.-oet, 2s.-In con-
nection with the preparations for the
Cook County Hunger March which
takes place here on Oct. 81, a plan
has been worked out to gain the
maximum results from the orsaniza-
I, ton OF this march,
| Besides detailed tasks fer Unem=
ployed Branches and Block Commit
tees, such as issuing leaflets linked
up with neighborhood conditions,
there are shop tasks for workers en-
ployed and for members OF the
Trade Union Unity League.
The organization Of the Hunger
March has been arranged as follows
All Unemployed Branches and
Block Committees will come in an
organized manner to the cencentra-
ton points. All organizations south
of Madison Street will be at the
southern concentration point Canal
and Monroe), and all north of Madi-
son Street at the northern point
(Wicker Park Avenue, corner OF Da-
mon and Milwaukee,
Every organization should have ap-
propriate signs and banners and in
this way contribute to the discipline
| and militancy of the demonstration.
In each of the two columns, a spe-
cial youth and childrens section will
be organized, each with their spe-
cial signs and demands.
At 2 D. M, speakers will mobilize
and organize the workers at the two
concentration points, and after lining
up the workers for the March, start
the March towards Union Park. At
p. M, the central demonstration in
Union Park will start and endorse
the mass delegation to the County
Board and City Council as well as
the demands. BY the Committees
must be at the County and City Of
fices and present the demands.
The following committees will be
elected by all Branches and Block
Committees SO that the maximum
organizational results can be had
from the Hunger March. Collection
Committees, Literature Committees,
and Recruiting Committees).
Resist Youngstown Evictions
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, oct. a.
The Unemployed Council of Youngs-
town scored a victory Tuesday, when
Mrs. McCahe, Ia widow with 10 chill
dren, one OF whom was sick In bedl
was evicted and the Council put the
furniture back.
Although the family was evicted at
9 o'clock and a representative OF the
Allied Council was there twice,
nothing was done about it until the
Unemployed Branch No. 4 of Poland
Ave, was notified. Immediately the
committee set about, notifying the
neighbors and in Is minutes the fur
niture was back in the house.
Among the leaders in the Unem-
ployed Branch who put the furniture
back uere the Communists candidate