The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-07-28

The Council issued call
employed Branches, workers lie;
ers Ex- Servicemen's League to
assemble at Columbus Circle at
2 pm. August 1, from where
they will march with bands of
music to the demonstration at
Union Square.
The following are the general
plans for the August 1 parade and
demonstration:
l. Central Demonstration at Union
Square at 5 pm.
2. TUUC-all unions, leagues, OPP
osition groups, gather at Columbus
Circle, 5eth st. and Broadway, at Q
pm, preliminary to the march to
Union Square.
3. The unions and leagues should
Immediately prepare large banners
with poles on each side and placards
with slogans. Each union to work
out its own slogans with the main
emphasis on 4 points:
Against imperialist war, injunc-
tons, unemployment, deportations
These placards should be ordered at
once.
4. Unions and leagues are to issue
special leaflets calling upon the work
ers to participate in the August list
demonstration. All leaflets issued by
the unions between now and August
LIST should include announcements of
the demonstration.
5. Open air meetings to be ar
ranged Immediately at the factories,
shops, in the markets, ETC., also open
forums and mass meetings, bringing
forward the question of August /.
6. Most important unions to issue
statements for the press on the sig
nificance of August l and on the
preparations which they are making
for the demonstration. particularly
metal, marine and other war indus
tries.
7. Candidates on the Party ticket
in the various unions should speak
at the open air and mass meetings
and should issue statements on the
war situation and August l.
LINE OF MARCH
Each union and league should have
big sign on two poles with the name
OF the union to lead it sections of
the parade. Head marshals and
captains should be appointed about
five days before the parade and
should familiarize themselves with
the line of march and other details.
Arrangements should be made for
comrades to lead in the singing and
shout slogans throughout the parade.
The unions and leagues are to fall
in line at Columbus Circle behind
the number of the section to which
they are assigned below:
l. Ex-Servicemen's League; 2. IN
employed Council; 8. Sections of the
Communist Party; L. Needle Trades
Industrial Union; s. Shoe and Lea
ther Workers Industrial Union; 6
Metal Workers Industrial League; 7
Food Workers Industrial Union:
8. Laundry Workers Industrial IN
ion; 9. Furniture Workers Industrial
Union; 10. Building Trades Industrial
League; II. Alteration Painters.
IL. Transport Workers League;
10. Building Maintenance Union;
IA. Pocketbook Workers League; Is
Printing Workers Industrial League
is. Paper Box Workers League
II. Office Workers Union; 10. Medica
Workers Industrial League; 10. Ed
ucational Workers League; 20. Photo.
graphers Industrial League; Fl. Mus.
icians Industrial League; %. Miscel.
laneous Leagues.
Needle Trades Industrial Un;on ano
Food Workers Union to march &C.
cording to trade sections. Needle
Trades Union should arrange for 6
band of music.
Meetings of captains will be hele
at TUUC Office, or days before
August 1.
Marine Workers Union will form
at Whitehall and South Streets a
2:30 pm.