The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-15
Wide Mobilization
For Demonstrations
On February 18th

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ers will present immediate rels$ de-
mands to this fake bosses charity
OUTFIT.
The City Hall demonstration VIII
be preceded by den1onstrationsat 18th
and Tonpkins Square and the.
Philadelphia waterfront. This work.
erS at these demonstrations will
march through the principal streets
Of the city on the way to the mai
demonstration at the City Hal.
A city wide tag day has been az~
ranged for Saturday and Sunday,
January 3oth and 31st. The pro-
ceeds OF this tag day Will be utilized
toward further organizational work
in the campaign for immediate relief,
against evictions and the enactment
Of the Workers Unemployment IN
surance Bill
AL workers are urged to part!ci-
pate In this tag day by registering
at the headquarters Of the Unern-
ployed Councils at 800 Arch st.
The City Committee OF the IN
employed Councils will meet this
Thursday, Jan. 14th, p. m. sharp
at 929 Arch st. to consider further
organizattonal plans. AL working
class organizations are urged to send
representatives to this committee.
rs Organizations in Youngstown.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Jan. IA
Sixty delegates representing twenty
six organizations met at Youngstown,
Ohio on Sunday, Jan. 10th to make
plans for Feb 4th and the campaign
for immediate relief for the unem-
ployed in the Mahoning Valley.
Reports from the delegates showed
mass starvation among the steel
workers of the Mahoning Valley.
One delegate told Of the scene at
Hoover City," city garbage dump
on the outskirts of Youngstown
where Workers-some with families
have dug holes into the ground to
keep warm. Others have set up
houses from boxes and other rubbish.
While this report was given two
delegates, a Negro and white worker,
came from Wellsville, Ohio to report
that a youth of IT years had died
of starvation. The conference in
structed the delegates to return at
once and prepare a mass funeral and
elected delegation of five to go to
the funeral to extend a message Of
sympathy and solidarity to the I'M
employed of Wellsyille.
The delegates delivered a sharp
criticism of the neglect of building
the Unemployed Council. All de-
clared that stop must be made to
paper plans and ballyhoo and the
unemployed must be organized into
fighting Councils for immediate re-
lief. -s1-..
Plans we're made for marches Of
unemployed to the big steel mills
demanding that the mill owners talk
care of the unemployed.
Open hearings and reports OF the
National Hunger March were part OF
the plans as well as preliminary
demonstrations before city councils
and charities for immediate relief.
In Youngstown fight will be con-
Quoted for the right of the unem-
ployed to assemble on the Public
Square on February 4th.
Signatures for Feb. 4th in Lockiand,
Ohio.
LOCKLAND, Ohio, Jan. IA
worker here writes: I'VE are still
orking and getting many sigma
lures for the Feb. 4th demonstration,
and we are arranging a mass meet
ing for Jan. IA to mobilize"
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Jan. IA
Steel workers, employed and unem-
ployed throughout this territory are
preparing for the February 4th Ma
tiona1 Unemployment Day demon
STATIONS.
Workers in Warren, Ohio, are
planning a huge demonstration
against the Hoover stagger system
and for unemployment insurance.
Michigan Workers Active.
ESCANABA, Mich, Jan. 14.-In
this small town of 1900 with 1,150
registered as unemployed, the IN
iobless workers was organized. Three
committees have been organized to
carry on activity throughout the
city. There will be demonstration
here on February 4th.