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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
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.Ja viem, re nezostanctc donna,
ked sa DONATE, ze v Haseltone,
osade Sy. Alzbety sa odpraya
slovenske veselle. A to ME len
jake-take. ale nieco novtho. al.
Iakusky, tie najIepsie bude de-
lit zdarma mlada, ktora neyazi
Wac, ako 300 | pol flnta. Wy.
rastla na Teplicke. kolate vzdy
sama pecie Il pred pecenim 81
vzdy ruky umyie. Maku dala do
NEST krajn. Memo VAN nepo-
viemc ale to uvidite.
Malo som nczabndOl, zc liable
ka bude DELFT - pekna ako Eva
raji.
A mlady mlady to je len
suhaj! Tenkt ako hlista - vlas
ma hlave ami IA holenie. Pekny
suhaj. Delft bude to. co ie mai
lepsie zomrelv 81 virgnc cd ne
no. -
Hudba ia Zajacova - len preto
frak nechajte donna, ably sa nam
banda nerozbehla. TAX iste., aby
nikto nebrechal, bo ten Zaiac je
'bojazlivy. Ale hrajr. len tax rap.
ci. ~" y.
O fararovi ami nehovorim. O.
tazky Cd mladej mladGho sa
bude pytat' tie, co su najlcpsie
- a dobrf. Kazen bude kratka.
ale m1dra. I
ia viem, re kazdy mas priatel'
a priatel 'ka budc sobotu vecer
nami.
Ano, povolavamc vas tou o.
pravdivou slovenskou ldskou.
| Nezabudnite teda - osade
Sv. Alzbety teraz sobntu vecer
po! s. - Tam Ma briezku. kolo
kamenarni.
II lsedZ did budze - ia bu.
dzev'
s nctou
MladH a mlada Teplicky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
Vydarene divadlo
ma Lansingville
Divadelny kruzok usporiada kar.
tovy vecierok ma II. aprila.

Minuld nedel' u, psi nasei osa-
de Sv. Mateja, Dol zahrany kras-
ny knsok pod menom ".Ameri.
kan.
>Presne o osmej hodine privital
mas duchoyny otec. Rev. Kozelek
vsetkych pritomntch kraSnon re-
cou. ,..... ..,,
Hoci prezivame 'azkt easy. bo-
la hojma navStcva. lebo divadlo
nielen re nam poskytuje dobr1
zabavu, ale dava al dobre pou.
Genie. Ze je to pravda, ie vidiet
toho, .ze mnohi boil az k slzam
dojati, ale neskorsie sa Ease ka-
zdy nasmial do clluti ma vel'mi
dobre prevedenom komickom w
stupe.
Herci a herecky previedli svoje
iilohy k najvacsej spokojnost;
kazdeho, "a GO i'm srdecna vd a.
ka a prajeme i'm nlnoho zdaru
vzdy, ked' nam take nieGo "a
hrajd. A prajeme 81, aby mas Y
kratkom case zas prekvapili tax
krasnym poucnym kdskom.
Tento divadelny kr1zok osady
Sv Mateja usporiada kartovt
zabavu ma II. aprila 1882 pod
kostolom. Vstupne ,bude mike
mnohe dobre ceny sa rozdaj6
medzi najlepsimi hracmi v karty.
Zabava bude usporiadand VI
prospech osady Sv. Mateja.
TAX uz teraz povolavame vset-
lkych Slovakov a Slovenky ce.
leho okolia.
Vtbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
sCHoDZA oDBoRU Gil. N. S. s

Odbor Gil. n. S. S. bude mat
svoju riadnu schodzu dina II. a.
prlla 1881 pod tislom 225 West
Boardman st. Zaciatok schodze
prisne o Z. hodine. Ziadame vas.
bratia "A sestry, ably ste sa ma til
schodzu najvaesom pocte do
stavili. ponevae vasa pritomnost'
sa vyzaduje. Ako yam je znamo.
obdrzali SINE zprayu Cd vysetru-
iiceho vyboru hned po minulei
schodzi tel zprave name po.
jednavat'. Vasa mienka bude VI
tana.
Zatym domaci yybor yam tiez
poda zpravu mimoriadnej spo-
locnej sch6dze deviatich odborov.
Tato sa bude tykat' al tych bra
tov a sestier, ktori sn rezerye.
i
preto majn byt' tiez pritomni.
Ziadame najviac tych bratov,
ktori sd uz Wac mesiacov dlzni.
ssabys hl'adeli syoie prispevky, 1xy-
rovnat'. Necakajte, kym sa vam
toho moe nasbiera. ale zavcasu
sa obrat 'te ma vasho h9tovnika 0
poradu a q 'vysvetlenie who'd.
lstore nam Mar. SLOW. Spolok po-
skytuje. Uz smc dost pomohli a
bude yam n. s. s. al nad'alej po.
mahat'. Urobte 81 poriadok. kym
je to ME pozde, lebo smrt kosi,
nevyberaiiic nikoho. A ked' po no
dicoch neostane nidolo. tax diet
ky sn odkazane ma cudzfho
Citajte i w rodicia nasi bra.
cekovia a sestricky. ktori patrlte
do krlzku 6S. N. s. s.. chcem
vam tiez nieto povedat'. Mas sta
rosta sam pri stole sedi a caka ma
vas, ale bez nadeje. x starosta
smntnf 20 schodze odchadza.
Styristo dolarov je nahrada vel'-
ka; kto 81 ju podrzi kazdI me-
siac dvadsat' centov plati. potion
ked' pride zle, tam 81 vsetko mai
de. Nezabudnite prist II. aprfla
vecer 0 Z. hodine.
Jan Antal, net.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
STR

vel 'kii obetavost' tohoto kr1ikkn
ocenit' tNm, ze 50 Y hojnom poste
dostavf ma toto predstavenie.
Vstupne bnde. Ease vel mi mike,
to len 25c pre- dospelycll i Zoe
pre- dietky. Me snad' preto, aby
toto divadlo nebolo take cenne,
ako al predoslt, ale preto, re s1d
zle easy, ze mame nedostatok, az
by bplo teda kazdemn l'ahsie pod
port tento krasny a vzneseny
ciel Tychto niekol'ko centov 20
zaplatite vstupneho, pojde ma
kostol, a divadlo nvidfte celkom
zdarma. Herci a hereby, ako Il
podpfsany 81 nikdy 10 ziadnealo
divadla nevezmii AMI centa, ale e.
Ste pri tom strovia svoje penia-
re ma pouliene kary cez diva me-
siace pred kazdym divadlom KIN
divadelnym zktiskam. A toto ro-
bia len preto, aby Ep prvt, robiliI
cest' a dobry chfr nasmn slovcn-H
skemu menu tn v meste, q po dru-
ha, aby VAN poskytli prilezitost''
vidiet vzdy nieco noveho, co Wis
upamatA IA nasn drahn rodnn
zem. ku ktorej name laskon lnnt'
do posledneho dychn nasho zivo-ss
ia. Teda do videnia na II. aprila
ma divadle!
Andrej tisar, riaditef.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
20 sCHoDzE YOUNGEST. i
LITICKtHO KLuBU.

Schodza Youngstownskeho Slo.
venskeho Politickeho Klubu od-
byvana bola diia 3. aprila v slo-
venskej Sokolovni, -pri zticastne.
nj sa vePkeho poctn iidstva.
Mnoho vel'mi vaznych veci .bo-
10 vybavene. Vyse 25 kandidatov
ma rozli6ne tirady bolo prftomna
a predlozili svoje platformy.
Predseda Stefan j. Slifka ich
peknou recou privital vysvetlil
i'm, ze jestli bhdu zvoleni $ nasou
pomocou, se my tiez Cd MICH dia-
dame, aby ndS l'ud sloyensky do.
stal svoje zasldzene uznanie, dl'a
svojho procenta.
Il Ma sch6dzi tiez bola jednohlas.
ne prijata rezoldcia, Y ktorej Wy.
slovena bola dovera. p. Janovi a
Willow q odshdene, bolo bezz6
kladn6 jeho obvinoranie ) prena'
slsdovsnie organisovaaym ns'
priatcl nj. Kopis resol6cie bols
HoruNen& p. Willow. s'ss
u ~, Enr<voiai
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
20 sCHODZE sTRUTHERsKE.
HO ZEN. POLIT. KLUBU.

slovcnsky zensky Politicl,y
a Vzdelavajilci .Klub Y Strnthers
odbyval mesacn1 schodzu v pom
delok vecer. 4. aprila Dugaso.
vel hale Ma tejto sch3dzi recnili
nasledovn1 kandidati: A. NJ. Pal
kovic, Jan B. Hassay. Jozef Da-
MS, j. A. Green. William Bacon.
George p. Lewis. Fred G.. Wei
mer. August G. Jacob. William
J. Englehard, j. Mitchell C.
Hoffman.
Bud1ca sch6dza klubu bude 9
maja, Trad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
GRAD HASELToNsKEHO v
MEM. PODP. SPoLKU TATRA
MA ROK 1882.

Predseda: Michal Kozak. is Glad
stone St., Campbell, o. Podpredse.
da: Stefan Bartos, 1855 Courtland Ave.
Campbell, O. Zapisnfk: Jozef Ka.
eenga, 1859 Gladstone ST., Youngs
town, Q. = Pokladnik: Andrei Bartos
MI, P. Q. Box Ill, Haselton Sta,
Youngstown, Q. Uctovnik: Stefan
Vizvary, 165' Courtland Ave-, Camp.
bell, Ohio. Do2orcovia maietku:
Jan Basista, I01 Haseltine Avenue
Youngstown, O.; Michal Dzurei, r. 0.
Box Haselton Sta, Youngstown. o. W
Dozorca chorych: Stefan Stole, p. o.
BOX 65.. Haselton Sta. Youngstown.
o. - Striz dveri: Michal Rendzala,
io2. North Blaine Ave, Youngstown,
Ohio. a
Sch6dze olbSvaid sa kazdd 4. ne
,lel'u = mesiaci v katolfckoi sloven
skei skole osady. Sv. Alxbety ma N.
Haseltine Ave. Cd 1. hod nopoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
Y0UNGsTOWNsKY v NEMoO1
PoDP0RUJtC1 sPoLoK
1 TATRA.

6radnici: Josef Martinko, predssds,
s55 Carlton St. - Josef AEndrok, pod
oredseds, 53s 8. Hanelwood Avs. ~
Stefan Novotnt, dSto~nfk, @O4 Bsst
Hyrtls Ave. 80 Andrei Adamko, %.
sladpfk, 1884 Oak st. Msrtin M.
-lSsky ! Frantijsk Hadik, dosersovia.
Sehdd5s vydsIisvajd q kaxdt plv1
ssdsl'u y mssiaci Y jtols sv. Oy5alll
J leelAels , 4, As4. pspslsdtl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
20 sCH0DzE sLovENsKEJ
( POLITICKEJ FEDERACIE

Ma tejto schodzi predsedal mas
vel'acteny predseda p. Stefan
Slifka. Prltomne bolo 40 kanGi-
datov ma rozliGne iirady. Boil j
demokrati republican,. DokiaF
reGnikom bola dana prilrzitost
recnit' mas predseda sa ,Ial slova
a upozornil kandidatov, ze Slova-
ci nebudn tymi, co boil doteraz.
DO ked' priSly vol by. tax mas po-
trapkali 20 chrbte. ze SINE dobri
Slovaci. ale ich upozornil. ze Jest
Ii Slovaci pomozu kandidatovi
vyhrat' vo vol bach, tax jc jeho
povinnost 'ou dat robotu SIova-
kom V ieho llrade, Ny platimc
dane tax ako ktorakoFvek ina
narodnost' u.-
Poviem yam pravdu. cteni ti-
tatelia, ze chodim do Fpderacia
uz vyse Z rokov. ale este som me-
pocul predsedu. aby Sa tax Smelo
vyslovil "a slovensl6 prava, iako
pan Slifka. On i'm povedal otvo-
rene. ze ma sl'nby slovenski vo-
licia nedajh mic viacej.
TAX vidite. nam Slovalsom sa
len treba porozumet' pom1hat
nasmu ct. predsedovi V kazdom
hnntf. Kazdv Una, re on pre- seba
neziada mic, len pre- mas sloven-
sky l'ud. aby no mohol podvih-
nut ma vyssi stupen.
Teraz name troch Slovakov.
ktori sa uchadzaii rozlicna Il
rady. Naisamprv reSnil nam do.
bre znamy Slovak pan Palkovie.
ktorf sa uchadza trad ol1rnsna-
ho, komisara ma reDnblikanskei j
tikete. Nal bars neknn rec. Roz-
povedal.. re pre- jakil pricinu nz
al Slovaci sa uchadza III mradv.
ze do dneska SINE boil dohri len
vota dat. ale rovnakh pravo sme
nemali Potom sa chopil >lova n.
Hassai. ktorT sa uchadza O trad
okresneho komisira ma demokra.
tickom tikete. Povedal. lie bv
narod nepatril ma to. 10 ie este
mladv. Ponkazal, ze Stat Georgia
postal do kongresu 25-roGndho
mladika. Potom povedal. Re NJ .ie
cas-. ably SINE ma take veci zabud-
Ii. ably sme sa postayili "a naSe
praya. ze len takym sp6sobom
dostaneme sa ma ten stupen. kdc
al inc narodnosti.
Ia MIN reenil pan Danish, kto.
ry sa uchadza trad okresn6ho
rekordera ma demokratickei IL
kete. Recnil po slovenskv. pouka-
zal ma romantic veci, ze je Gas.
aby Slovaci Slovaka podporova.
Ii. p. O..
, - Z-----
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
P. MAKOsKY zNovu
VYn6ENovANY

znamy campbellsky Slovak a
verejny sinovnfk, p. Jozef Ma.
kosky, Dol po tieto znovu vyme-
novany q verejneho notlra pre-
Mshonfng okrss, -vymenovanis
mn prislo "a guvernsra Whites.
4 vymenovsnin mn srdecne bls-
hoxelame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
Spolkove zpravy
SCH0DZA SLOVENSKEJ
BASEBALL LiGY.

Slovenska Baseballoya -Liga I
Mahoning dolinr- budc odbyvat
schodzu ma ut6sok. Il. aprila We.
Ger Slovenskem Dome \ Stru,
sthers ma Chestnut st. Vsetci "a.
sstupcovia baseball klubov il tiai
ako al yset,f Slovici, ktori sa "a,
ujimaid Q sloyensky baseball 81
pozvani ia f1to sch6dzu.
S iictou
Michal Kornick, taiomnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
SCHODZA POLIT. KLUBU
v HASELTON.

Slovcnsky Politicky khlb Ha
selton bude odbyvat' yaznu sch6
dzu ma nedel'n, 10. aprila vcte1
sk6le osady Sv. Azbety. Cleno
via sd ziadanf. ably prisli na schi
dzu pol I. hodine, aby sa zale
zitosti klubu vybavily natas, lche
pridu ma schodzu kandidati.
S tcton
Jan Hassay, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08

Tento casopis uverejnuje O.
hldsky len spoil 'ahlivtch obcho-
dov, vacsinou tych najstarsfch '
meste. Kto tymito obchodami
obchoduje, mole byt' isty, 1e do
stane spravny tovar "a srr&vnu
cenn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08

Ked mate rodinnd. spolko-
WI, klubov1 alebo osadnd uda,
lost, opiEte to saG1its urerej.
nit do tJchto nosin. zprivy )
ncobcbcdue opisy uverej6ujems
zdarma.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
Fake A. FL. Millinery
Stobbage Supported
by Vol and Thomas
Rank and File Committee Urges Workers to
Turn St0ppage Into Real Strike

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE latest
effort of the zaritsky clique to be-
tray the workers of the millinery
trade into new wage-cuts takes on
the form Of fake stoppage which is
called this morning in all shops I'M
der the control of the International
company union.
The workers, many of whom have
been led to believe that the stoppage
is a real strike for union conditions.
have been told by the union leaders
to leave the shops at 10 am. The
"Women's Wear" organ of the bosses,
however, unwtttingly let the cat out
Of the bag yesterday and exposed the
fraudulance of the whole stoppage.
This journal, in commenting on the
stoppage, said that it was agreed
upon in meeting Tuesday night be-
tween the union heads and represen-
tatives of the bosses association that
the workers will all return to work
Friday and that tina stoppage will
only last one day.
In the meantime it was announced
that the millinery bosses association
has called meeting of all shop own
ers at pm. today. This meeting
will be addressed by Mr.. Aglfer OF
the association, who will enlighten
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17

by Ford, cannot offset or negate the fact that
employment In the industries is declining. In
the State OF New York alone, the State Depart
ment OF Labor reports: ~Payrolls are at IS per
cent Of the normal level and unemployment only
IS per cent, drop of IA per cent from the same
period last year. Building construction is Is per
cent less than it was in 1881 and 62 per cent of
skilled labor now is unemployed" The findings
OF the State Department of Agriculture show
that the principal products of the State are
lower now even than they we're in 1S10' The
New York Times Combined Index shows drop
Of IS per cent In the principal fields of 1881 from
the 1880 average. Generally speaking the report
declares 1.-THE net situation in industry today is
Is per cent worse than for the corresponding
period last year." Much noise has been made
about an alleged increase in savings deposits in
the banks of this country, but the Bankers
Association announced on November 18th that
the savings banks accounts declined $27o0S5,o0o
for the year ending june, 1881 and there has
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
.KIDNAP and
BEAT LAWYER
FOR WORKERS
Albert Goldman Gets
Smuggling In
Danville, III.
Defend jailed Toilers
Police Look On and
Don't Interfere

CHICAGO, Ill, March 16.-Albert
Goldman, Chicago attorney for the
International Labor Defense, was
kidnapped and severely beaten by
American Legionaires of DanviIle, IL
linois. Joseph Lotion, attorney, rep
resenting the Civil Liberties Union
was also kidnapped, but was let of
without beating.
Goldman and Lotion had lust fin
ished defending twelve workers who
had been arrested for trying to or
ganiZe an Unemployed Council. In
a speech Goldman attack the mayor
the police and the Legionaires for in
terfering with the rights of the work
ers and stated that the interference
was at the request of the bankers
and manufacturers of DanvilIe who
were determined to have the work.
ers starve rather than furnish relief
Workers in the court room we're
very sympathetic and this aroused
the LegionaireS. The kidnapping oc-
Cured in front of the court house in
the heart of DanvilIe.
Many police officers witnessed It
and did no interfere. The sheriff's
office is only about ten feet away and
in spite of cries for help, no one
came. A police officer was actually
present in the crowd at the head
quarters of the American Legion
where Goldman and Lotion were
taken.
Both attorneys were taken to the
outskirts sof the city. Goldman was
beaten and told that if he ever cam.
back he would not leave Danyille
alive.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
TO PROTEST
MASSACRE IN
CHI. MEETING
Mass at Mooney Meet
in Coliseum Friday,
March 18th
Two Parades Planned
Mother Mooney Speaks
on Radio, VIGIL

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 16.--The
Tom Mooney protest meeting sche-
duled for Friday, March 1S will be
held in the large hall of the Coliseum.
This enlarged mass meeting will de-
mand the freedom of Tom Mooney
and the Scottsboro boys and protest
against the police massacre in De-
troit, Chicago and Danville, Illinois.
Mother Mooney will speak. Com
mittees representing trade unions
and other working class organiza-
tons will greet Mother Mooney and
Mother Montgomery at the LaSalle
Street Station, LaSaIIe and Van Bur
EN- Streets at 4:3O p. IN.
Mother Mooney will speak over the
radio station, VIGIL, at $3.50 p. m. on
Thursday.
Two parades have been arranged
for Friday, March Is, to start at
1880 p. m. and to terminate at the
Coliseum. One parade will start at
S3rd and Wabash, march north on
Wabash to the Hail. The second will
start at Roosevelt and Canal, go east
on Roosevelt Avenue to Wabash and
south to the hall.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
Crushing "Revolts" Latest
Japanese Maneuver

EVERY opposed being ehroIed in another bloody
mperaist particularly crushing
workers fatherland the Soviet eyes
the Incidents occurring with frequency
border.
Little prominence being capitalist
reports chiefly
correspondents peace negotiations Shanghai
mperial diplomats representing the interests
England France striving postpone struggle
tween themselves for the exclusive right
people The other powers including the United States trying to get
Japan Shanghai
the dominant financial and industrial position other
and threaten Illustrate the realization ambitions
the Chinese people Of the territory
But the events in Shanghai the fake peace talk are directly con-
nected with the events Manhua While the Shanghai
momenary japanese butchery
people akbut still por-
ton the japanese troops quite the contrary true in Mnchua
ana nese troops are nng IN Mancha near the borders
of the Soviet Union This the direct result of the Shanghai peace
goons The mpea try to attain peace between themselves by
making against their the workers and peasants
Soviet
opening negotiations Shanghai were accompanied by
rors of the concentration the vladvostok
chief Soviet port in the East
by the vigiant workers Red Army.
day or two later japanese arpan crossed the border on spy
ing expedition and also forced down by Soviet planes
But significant of all the so-called "revts" which
,e sta yphicb +bo Iarneso Isl @ tarina NC t
queng Undoubtedly great opposition among
peasants Japanese
and eave them by means of the pup Of Henry Pu vi
inspired japanese
provide troops
favorable for against Union
How works clear from the of General
resisted the advance of imperialism He heralded
the Chinese Railway
the crushing the resistance
occupied Tthar other points
fulfilled heroic
Of N1anchmia made the minister OF
government
The present revots in Mancha the did
of
the way.
make the workers OF
the Soviet Union underestimate danger
More strongly than
the withdrawal of
China efforts of
munitions All
particularly
watched with of
Soviet Union Hands off Cnap
taken that gather
bloody war
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
Ford Workers Plan to Build Monu>
ment to Murphy>Ford Massacre
Victims

DETROIT, Mich March 16.-On the initiative of a
group of Ford workers. Ford monument commit
tee is being formed to raise monument at the Woodere
Cemetery in memory of York. Busse De Basio and Leny
murdered by the Ford and Detroit police during the Hunger
March on March Z.
The common grave Of the murdered marchers faces
the Ford plant and passed daily by thousands of Ford
workers on their way to and from work.
The Provisional Monument Committee has already re-
ceved offers of scutors to make the design for the
ment 1t is planned to have the base of the monument laid
for May 1.
Friends, sympathizers and workers organizations are
urged to send funds to the Ford Massacre Monument Com
mittee at 1343 East Ferry St, Detroit, Michigan
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
Conference to
Prepare May Day
On Coming Sunday
All Organizations and
Unions to Send
Delegates

A special appeal was issued yester-
day by the provisional United Front
May Day arrangements committee to
all workers in shops, trade unions,
unemployed councils and other work
ers' mass organizations to join the
United Front for the preparation of
a gigantic demonstration on May Day
against hunger, police terror and i'm
perialist war. The United Front Con-
ference initiated by the Communist
Party will take place this coming
Sunday, March 20, pm, at Stuyve-
SAINT Casino, 142 Second Ave. The
plans for the coming day of Inter
national Labor solidarity and strug-
gle against capitalism will be dis
cussed mad a committee in charge of
all preparations elected.
All shops, unions and mass organ
izations should check UP at once on
the election of delegates to this I'M
portart conference. May Day, the
traditional day of struggle of the
American working class in the great
class battles for the eight-hour day,
becomes of special great Importance
to all workers today. The fierce at
tacks against the standards of the
masses, the vicious wage slashes, and
intense terror against the workers
that goes hand in hand with the
bloody war on The Chinese masses,
and growing provocations against the
Soviet Union, call for a huge demon
stration this May Day.
Elect your delegates to the May
Day United Front Conference! Have
your shop, union or organization par
ticipate in the organization of the
coming May Day of mass militant
struggle against hunger, terror and
bosses war.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17

denouncing the robber war against
China, the increasing war provoca-
tons against the Soviet Union and
demanding the release of Tom Moo
ney and Billings, the 8 Scottsboro
Negro boys, the repeal of the Illinois
syndicalist law, release of Gebert and
other leaders Of Illinois workers and
a halt to the murderous police terror
against the Chicago Negro and white
workers.
Workers Pack Court at Hearing.
CHICAGO, Ill, March 16.-Dem-
onstrating their anger against the
bloody police attack on the anti-war
demonstration, Chicago workers yes
terday packed the court room as 26
Of the workers arrested at thte dem
onstration we're brought up before
Judge William Brooks. Judge Brooks
threatened to clear the court room in
an effort to prevent support of the
working class for the arrested work
ers.
In spite of the fact that the police
had no signed complaints against the
arrested workers, Judge Brooks fixed
bail at $4,000 each on Is Of the ar
rested workers and $4,000 against
Stephen Chuck whom the police are
trying to frame up on charges that
ne fired several shots during the
demonstration.
Attorney Goldman represented the
workers for the International Labor
Defense and demanded one jury
trial for all the arrested. The date
for trial has been set for March %.
In the attempt to whitewash the
mTderous attack on the workers by
mounted, motor cycle and foot police
firing guns into the crowd, the bos-
ses are trying to frame the arrested
workers on the charge Of assault
with intent to murder, rioting and
unlawful assemblage."
The majority Of the arrested work
ers still show marks OF the brutal
beating they were given by the police.
Stephen Chuch is still in the hos
pital.