The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-26
Western n. Y. Is
Reused by March
COLUMN Z
NY. & ANTHRACITE

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 25.-Column
z will bring $50 delegates to Washing
ton, D. c., which will include Negroes,
white, employed and unemployed.
Some farmers and veterans are going
with the Hunger March delegates in
view Of transportation Accommodations
The Buffalo delegation, part Of Col
umn Z will leave Buffalo, Sat. morn
ing at 10 A. NJ. from the Broadway
Auditorium, will parade to Jefferson
st. and William. back to Broadway,
on to Wolff and to the highway TO-
wards Batavia, where a meeting will
be held
From Batavia the delegation win
proceed to Rochester, N. Y. The
Rochester delegation will parade thru
working class sections of the city, led
by q band and will meet the Buffalo
contingent on the outskirts of the
city, then jointly they will parade thru
proletarian neighborhOods, and at 4
PM. a mass meeting will welcome the
marchers at Washington So. Though
the city refused to grant the Con-
ventiOn Hall, arrangements are made
for an evening mass meeting.
On the morning of the 9th the
delegation will leave for Syracuse,
N. Y. where a mass meeting win be
held at Honver So, and in the eve
ming mass meeting at the PoIep
Hall.
Monday. at l PM. the delegation
will reach Rome, N. Y. q Mellon con-
trolled town. Though an industrial
town, the Hunger Ndarchers will be
the first group Of organized workers
in the city. A mass reception is be-
ing planned for Erie Canal Bed Park
ing Space. Then on to Utica, N. Y,
How To DO II.
UTICA. N. Y, Nov IS. 49, Mayor
Charles S. Donnelley has been forced
to promise local Unemployed Council
delegations, that food and lodgings
for the National Hunger Marchers, ar
irving here on the 28th, viii be pro-
yided by the city.
An abandoned police station that
has been newly rehabilitated into q
Municipal Lodging House will be
opened specially for the men of the
National Hunger March. Lodging at
o hotel has been promised for the
women. Local delegations Of unem-
ployed and sympathetic workers are
investigating the places offered to
see whether the marchers can be
housed comfortably there.
1t was only Otter repeated and in
sistent visits OF delegations that the
Mayor was forced to concede to the
demands raised to feed and house
the Marchers.
Two send-off meetings have been
arranged for the night of November
28th. For the workers of West Utica,
a meeting will take place at Red
mems Hall, corner Of Roberts st. and
Sunset Avenue, for the workers of
East Utica, at Patriarca Hall, SIG
Third Avenue.
The fight is still going on for
permit for an open-air meeting to
greet the Marchers, and a Tab Day.
II permit is not gotten, the Unem-
pl0yed Councils has expressed its in
tention to hold the meeting anyway
at Franklin Square, at PM. on the
28th. A delegation will go back Fri
day to again place demands for the
permit for the meeting and the Tag
Day.
A dance to raise funds for the mar
cheers, will be held by the Hunger
March Committee, Saturday, the 26th,
at the new Workers Center, 241
Blocker st.
Reception At Court House.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y, NOV. 25.-On
the 18th, Binghamton workers will
greet 1narchers of Column z Of the
National Hunger March, at the out
skirts of town. A parade through
town will be followed by mass re-
Ception at the courthouse. A permit
for the parade and meeting has been
by the local Unemployed
Council.
Delegates to the March were elect
ed in a public hearing of starvation
in Binghamton, for which the Cen
trail Labor Hall was given free by the
Central Labor Council.
Bihghamton, a town Of $4,000 has
10000 unemployed.
After a nesting on the 18th in
the Column gees on into
Pennsylvania Anthracite and textile
fields.