The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-19


column, and all workers, employed
Workers mass organizations should
lections.
Demand Housing
kilograms were dispatched by the
Conference for Winter Relief at 10
East 18th ST., to Mayor Joseph Nc
Kee and the Mayor of Newburgh,
n Y, requesting that they provide
overnight shelter for the New York
contingent Of the National Hunger
March passing through the latter
city November 20 and New York City
November %.
Welcome The Marchers
The Joint Committee for the Sup
port OF the National Hunger March
makes a special plea to all workers
TO get their tickets now for the huge
mass meeting in the Bronx Coliseum,
where the marchers from New Eng
land, Column 1 Of the National
March. will be welcomed and the bic
New York delegation will join with
them. A representative of the British
National HUNGER March will be
among the speakers.
Get the tickets now at: Workers
Book Shop, so East 18th ST.; Co.
oprative Restaurant, 270O Bronx Park
East; Health Center, so e. 18th St.;
Bronx Workers Shop, 1457 wilkins
Ave; Freiheit, so East 18th ST.; or
Workers International Relief Head
quarters, 1A6 Fifth Ave.
HuOcer HEARINGS
The next important phase Of the
struggle here during The next sew
eral DAYS, second only to the tag days
is the series Of open hearings to put
on record the concrete cases of starv-
alton in this CITY, and to provide
centerS for struggle for local relief.
The Downtown Unemployed Coun-
Gil will hold Hunger Hearing for
Children ard their parents at Italian
Workers Club on Tenth st. between
Ave. A and First Ave tonight at 1880.
Children will be elected from the
crowd to go with the ChildrenS De-
legation to Washington Thanksgiving
Day.
The Bronx Unemployed Council
calls all workers of the neighborhood
to mass trial of the city and relief
authorities on charges OF starving
the joblesS workers 1t will be Sun
day ct 8 pm. at fremont Workers
Club, 2075 Clinton Ave, Bronx. Al
dermen and relief directors are in
Yited to come and face the charges.
Monday evening there will be open
hearings in Manhattan LYceum, and
at Colonial Mansion in Bath Beach
section. and at Calico Temple, II
Montrose Ave, Brooklyn Tuesday
there will be one at StuyveSant Ca
sine. Wednesday at Christ Church,
West 36th st.
Force Boss To Pay
While these large scale campaigns
are going on, the local struggles in
the neighborhoods also continue. The
Downtown Unemployed Council sent
a delegation to get the wages for a
worker fired at the restaurant on
Eighth st. and Ave. G, and refused
his pay. After a whole day Of pick
citing and demonstrations and fights
with the police, the restaurant owner
surrendered and paid up.
Get Back Deposit
The Sixth Ave. Grievance Com
naittee Of Unemployed Workers
forced the Belmont Agency, Sixth
Ave. near 47th st.. to return part Of
a fee put up by q worker who was
fired after few days.
Defy Bottle Barrage
The Lower East Side Unemployed
Council took a number o. families
who are actually starving and not
getting any relief to the Home Re-
lief Bureau. The officials there
started arguing with the delegation.
Meanwhile outside a platform was
put up and speakers explained the
situation and called for action and
support Of the National Hunger
March to big crowd that collected.
A shower 70 milk bottles thrown by
gangsters in near by building fail
ed to break up the meeting, and
many IN the crowd promised to Join
the march on the Home Relief Bu-
reau which will start from Seventh
Street and Ave. A at 1890 am. No
vember 90.
Activity in Brooklyn
The Navy st. Block Committee
held an open meeting Thursday in
its headquarters at 70 Myrtle Street,
Brooklyn, and organized house to
house canvasses and distribution of
800 leaflets. Discrimination against
Negroes and two new cases of starry
alton with no relief given were re-
ported. In one Of these the father
tried to kill his wife and four chill
dren to put them out Of their misery.
Delegates were elected to 90 on
the National Hunger March, and II
cases were registered TO go with a
big delegation TO the Home Relief
Bureau and demand food and coal.
WI.R. Medical Corps
Preparing to take active part in
tlle National Hunger March. the
Workers International Relief Med
teal Unit will give dinner and en-
tertainment Saturday, Nov. 10, at 8
pm. at the T. g. w. Roumnaian Res
taurant, 2060 Jerome Avenue, near
Burnside Ave, Bronx