The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-09-10

singing and cheering marked the de-
monStration.
The parade ended in a mass meet
ing at the Manhattan Lyceum, &c E.
4th ST., where representatives of the
Young Communist league, Young
Pioneers and the Communist Party
spoke Many young workers joined
the Young Communist League.
Telegram to the Daily Worker
DETROIT, Mich. Ten thousand
is a conservative estimate of the
number of workers, seventy-five per
cent youth at the two demonstra- |
tons here, one on the east side and
the other on the west side. The de-
monstrations we're preceded by
marches of unemployed young work.
ers at noon upon city hall and the
Welfare station in the Negro section
demanding immediate relief for the
youth as well as adults.
The evening demonstration was
localized by two marches to the
Park. Both marches were featured
by enthusiastic youth spirit. The
masses hailed International Youth
Day this year as the first real youth
action taken under the leadership
of the Young Communist League.
A hundred Negro and white chill
dren enthusiastically marched almost
all day, present at all demonstrations
and bringing up in force in the even
ing meeting.
Defense Of Soviet Hailed
A resolution was adopted against
imperialist war schemes, for defense
of the Soviet Union, support of the
miners and textile strikers and de-
handing the release of the nine
Scottsboro boys and Harlan miners
Workers voiced support for the
preparations for Sept. % Youths
Unemployed demonstration before
city hall, which will make concrete
demands and representing 100 young
delegates from fraternal organiza-
tons, unemployed councils and
shops.
The demonstration enthused the !
entire League membership for the |
doubling of the tempo in carrying
out the plan of work, placing en-
phaSis on the development on unit |
and shop nuclei and independent
mass work.
Scores joined the Young Commun-
ist League and the Pioneers.
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Telegram to the Daily WORKER
CHICAGO, III. - Five thousand
young and adult workers, Negro and
white marched in the Chicago Inter
national Youth Day demonstration
against bosses war, for defense Of the
Soviet Union, against starvation, and
for immediate relief. Two resolutions
were passed against war preparations
and for the immediate release of the
nine Scottsboro boys and all class
war prisoners.
Police broke up the meeting at the
Western Electric plant.
Telegram to the Daily Worker)
LOS ANGELES, Cal-Heavy pol
ice force and Red" squad attach
ments early in the evening blockaded |
the entrance Of the Cooperative Cen
ter and tore down all signs of the |
international Youth Day celebration
and provoked and intimidated the |
workers present.
The preparations for IYD were !
marked by intense police terror. All |
youth rallies in the Negro and Mex
lean section we're broken up. The
headquarters of the Young Liberator
Club were raided several times in an
attempt to prevent the organization
of the Negro youth masses.
A successful parade around the
Nutrition Center was held by the
Pioneers with about fifteen in the
line of march In the evening a
special program was arranged for all
the Pioneers.
Telegram to the Daily Worker
NEGAUNEE, Mich - Three hum
dred participated in the Interna-
tional Youth Day demonstration
with the Young Communist League
taking an. active part very enthu-
siastically. No disturbances. An in
side meeting was held after the de-
in Labor Temple.
Telegram to the Daily Worker)
CANTON, Ozone thousand work
ers demonstrated at Nimisilla Park
with 400 young workers in spite of
the fact that the League speaker,
Margaret Sabol did not show up.
Masses we're held with great en-
thusiasm with local Young Com
munist League forces.
PROVIDENCE, r. Three hun
dred gathered yesterday in front of
City Hall in an enthusiastic demon
stration on International Youth Day.
The workers very readily responded
to the speakers who pointed out the
war danger which is hanging over
the heads of the hungry workers, es-
pecially the young workers.
A collection Of SO was made and
several young workers joined the
Young Communist League. A Ne