The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-02-03
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Square The Building Trades Work
eGs are gathering in Madison Park,
at oath ST., between Madison and
Fifth Ave5., at 1880 and will parade
down Broadway into the Square.
The Downtown Unemployed Council
and the Block Organization Com
mitteos will gather at Seventh st.
and Ave. "a" and parade into the
Square from 18th St. and Fourth Ave.
The branches Of the international
Workers Order will gather in Mad
ison Square between 23rd and oath
SIS, and march into Union Square
on Broadway. Workers victorious in
the rent strikes in the Bronx, under
the leadership Of the Unemployed
Councils, will parade Parades in all
outlying parts Of teh city will lead
workers to central subway stations
and then in groups to the Square.
From Bryant Park, the Needle Mar
ket. Madison Square, Cooper Square,
Tompkins Square and other nearby
points, unions, councils, organiza-
tons and block committees will
march under their own banners.
To Present Demands TO Mayor.
The demonstration in Union Square
will continue from 1870 until 3 pm,
after which all organizations will
form into line and the demonstra-
ton will escort representative dele
CATION of workers to the City Hall.
The delegation will present to Mayor
Walker the demands of the unem-
ployed workers for immediate cash
relief and the endorsement of the
Workers Unemployment Insurance
Bill.
At this demonstration the work
ers will voice the protest against the
hunger program Of Mayor Walker and
the Tammany officialdom-the re-
fusal to register unemployed work
ers. the throwing out of workers
from the lodging houses into the
streets, the starvation budget of the
Home Relief Bureaus, the cutting
out of the building program, etc.
COMMITTEE GOES TO CITY HALL
TODAY.
Yesterday the chief inspector of
police came to the headquarters of
the New York Unemployed Councils
and asked a series of questions as
10 what the workers would do
should Mayor Walker be sick OF no
one there TO receive their demands.
Carl Winters, secretary of the New
York Unemployed Councils, told
hin the intentions of the workers
had been announced In sufficient
time and the workers would march
TO the City Hall as planned.
A delegation of workers will go to
City Hall at II am. today to an
rounce their final formal plans for
the march. The workers will be on
hand at the City Hall at ii TO see
that the delegation Is not mistreat-
ed, A verbal agreement for the
march was given by the chief in
spcctor.
Tens of thousansd of workers will
be brought to Union Square in or
ganised bodies by the mass organiza-
tons. The Feb. demonstration
must be made the greatest demon
stration yet held in New York City
against the war maneuvers Of the i'm
perialist nations, against unemploy-
ment and the starvation program of
the bosses and government, and for
unemployment insurance and imme-
diste unemployment relief.
All out to Union Square at 1880
p. m. on Feb. 4. Join the fight for
unemployment insurance and imme-
date cash relief Demonstrate
against the war maneuvers and at
taeks against the Chinese revolution
airy workers and for the defense Of
the Soviet Union.
Food Workers Prepare.
Food Workers. will gather on 40th
ST. and Sixth Ave. at 10 am. on
Feb. 4, National Day OF
Struggle for Unemployment 1nsur-