The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-24
WIN RELIEF AND
TURN ON WATER
Birmingham Jobless
Win Despite Terror
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motor cycle O1IlCerS VINO naQ DeSn
posted on the highways leading out
of the city. In Gadsen only a few
miles from Scottsboro, hundreds of
Negro and white workers turned out
to greet the Hunger Marchers as
they passed through.
March to Lansing, Dec. %.
DETROIT, Mich Dec, 23.-As q
result of the movement which is be-
ing developed by the unemployed in
Detroit and Michigan, Governor
Brucker was forced to call a special
session of the State Legislature for
Tuesday, Dec. 81. This session is
called for the purpose of discussing
emergency relief, especially for the
city Of Detroit
Immediately after Brucker's an
nouncement, the Unemployed Coun-
ellis decided the jobleSs must be re-
presented at this session and present
the demands of the National Hun
ger March for immediate relief and
unemployment insurance.
A conference was held of the re-
turned National Hunger Marchers
and representatives of the Unemploy-
ed Councils in Detroit, and it was
decided to Immediately begin to make
arrangements to send large delega-
tions to Lansing, and to have DEL
egates from all other cities in Mich
igan. The marchers will arrive in
Lansing on Tuesday morning, and
will present their demands to the
State Legislature and Governor
Brucker on Tuesday afternoon.
Meetings are now being organized
in all section of De roit and cities of
the state. In addition to this, the
conference decided to Immediately
plunge into work in the neighbor-
hoods and at the welfare stations for
relief, and build up the struggle
against eyictions Also, the question
Of the single men was taken up and
a program for housing and relief is
being worked out.
The National Hunger Marchers
brought tremendous spirit and pledg-
ed themselves to be the active or
garlizers in unemployed work,
Vets March Also
Ex-soldiers are organizipg ard
electing delegates to go with the
rest of the state msrchers to sup
port their demands and present spe-
cial demands Of their own.
A mass banquet will greet both
state hunger marchers and veterans
at banquet being arranged by the
Unemployed Councils in Detroit, and
meetings will hear their reports.
Youth Get Is Jobs
NORWOOD, Mass, Dec, 23--The
Youth Committee Of the Unemployed
Council here registered another VIC
tory by forcing the Town Unemploy-
ed Committee to grant Is emergency
jobs to as many young workers and
by compelling the Welfare Depart
ment to promise clothing and cash
relief to three needy cases among
the young workers following inves-
tigation. Keeping their promise Of
last week, that they would return
with redoubled support, young I'M
employed workers marched from the
Lithuanian Hall on the "flats" to
the Town Hall in the swanky resi-
DENTAL and business section of the
city. They were led by Suio Sading-
kangas and Mike Virginsh Of the
Youth Committee OF the Unemployed
Council.
The whole procession, with an elected
committee Of at their head marched
into the Town Hail. After a lengthy
argument, three of the five were
ousted from the office of the I'm
employed Committee. Attempts were
made three times to also throw out
Sulo SadingkangaS on the grounds
that he had not lived in the town
for ten years and therefor did not
know the conditions of the young
workers" These attempts, however,
were defeated.
Outside the office Of the Unem-
ployment Committee, located on the
cellar floor of the Town Hall, the As
young workers kept up q continual
din, shouting their support of the
Committee and their demands for
relief and jobs.
AS result, the spokesman of the
Youth Committee of the Unemploy-
ed Council forced the relief officials
to hear the needy cases individually.
Meanwhile, the young workers had
been going in a stream to the Off
ces OF the Unemployment Committee,
a serni-official charity organization,
located on the second floor of the
Town Hail. Fifteen of them received
town Jobs and were told to report