The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-29
Textile Workers
Greet the March
COLUMN s
NORTHEAST

PROVIDENCE, R. L, Nov, Is
Enthusiastically greeted at the Rhode
Island State Line by a big delega-
ton Of textile workers. Column s,
composed so far Of New England DEL
egations, paraded through to Pro-
violence last night, and paraded
around Providence Police followed
along but did not try to disrupt the
march.
Column spent the night in Pro-
violence, and is on the way this NOR
ming TO New Haven.
The textile strike leaders, Anna
Burlak and Joe Figuerado along
with Anna Damon and Carl Reeve
spoke TO Big mass meeting last
night to welcome the marchers. A q
vigorous resolution was passed to-
protest the arrest by U. S. Immigrs-
ton authorities of Anna Block, lead
err of Boston jobless and elected can
tain Of the New England delegation.
Tho column kept on and arrived
in Norwood for lunch, where another
delegation joined them, and then on =
to the greeting from the Rhode Isy
land textile workers at Pawtucket, 81.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. rs.
On Thursday, December /, at 8 pm.
the workers of Philadelphia are pre-
pairing a big demonstration at Rey-
bum Plaza to welcome the National
Hunger Marchers of Column 8 who
will arrive in this city at that time.
On the evening Of December l, the
workers have arranged to welcome
the National Hunger Marchers at
two indoor meetings, one in Kensig-
ton at the Kensington Labor Lyceum,
End and Cambria (Which was donated
free by the Kensington Labor As"
ISOLATION and another one at Broad
way Arena, Broad and Christian SITS
All workers of Philadelphia are
urged to attend the demonstration
and the meetings.
Preparing In New Jersey
| NEWARK, n. j., Nov, 2s.-In one
weeks work the New Jersey Com
mittee for the National Hunger
/ March report the following results.
In Newark the election of Is del
/ egates from, block committees. hum
ger trials, fraternal societies, unions
and the /. w. 0.
In Paterson, II delegates from
unions, block committees and frater<
nal organizations were elected.
In Perth Amboy, 9 delegates from
hunger trials and block committees
were elected.
In Carteret where it mad no con-
facts a Hunger trial was staged.
New Brunswick elected 5 delegates
from mass organizations.
Meetings in behalf Of the hunger
marchers are being prepared this
week in Belleville, Harrison, Union. :.
City, Jersey City, Cliffside, and in
Bayonne.
In Bayonne delegates have al
ready been elected to go to Washing
ton.
Elizabeth has already elected
delegates. In Trenton the newly or
gained Doll Workers Industrial I'm
ceeds of which viii go for the bene-
fit of the Hunger Marchers. A del
egation of workers from Trenton viii
visit the Capitol and demand the use
of the Armory for the Hunger
Marchers when they stay over night
on Nov. Both. We challenge any
other state to accomplish the same in
one week.
On Tuesday evening at Kreugers'
uditorium-Newark, N. j., the work.
ers of Newark supporting the Mas
tional hunger march viii give the 45
delegates elected by the masses In
Essex County a Grand send off to
Washington.
Get Relief Station Croton a..
CROT0N, N. Y, Nov, 28.-Strug- ,
gle by the unemployed and employed
workers of Croton has forced thiA
town, in the millionaire residence
district of Westchester County, to
provide something for the destitute
iobless workers
This town is on the line Of march {.
of Column 8-A, which will be here
tomorrow forenoon, on its way to
merge with Column in New York.
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