The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-10
JOBLESS FIGHTS
IN FIVE STATES
Cal. and Ore. Marchers
Present StateDemands
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March the Unemployed Council
asked the Red Cross for milk, sugar,
coffee, and bread. The board was to
decide on it but the answer came
in the Bend Bulletin" saying that
the Unemployed Council hal been
refused the groceries. A committee
then visited each grocery, drug store,
meat market, and bakery. Only two,
the Bend Dairy Store and the Owl
Pharmacy, refused the smallest OF
donations.
Prepare Colorado March.
PUEBLO, Colo, Jan. 9.-In the
southern section of Colorado all
preparations for the State Hunger
March to Denver January %, are
well under way. From the southern
section alone it is expected that
there will be about 300 marchers.
These delegates will be composed OF
steel workers, beet workers, both fac
tory and farm, miners, students,
farmers and health resort workers.
These delegations are being mobil-
lied in every city of any size in
Southern Colorado. A great majority
of them never before heard Of a
workers organization
Organize Tag Day.
In the undertaking of this work,
we soon face the absolute necessity
of funds. Therefore we are doing
everything possible to raise funds.
There is to be a State Hunger March
Tag Day, which is to take place on
January 14th. We obtained a per-
nit to stage this tag day. In this
undertaking the city officials have
given us practically every concession
we have asked for.
We are of the opinion that all Of
our demands are being granted,
because our city officials are we'll
| aware of the fact that our Unem-
ployed Councils have a policy of ac-
ton and not empty statements. SO
far all relief cases have been won
that were presented.
A large United Front meeting is
| being called for January 18th. Also a
group of Comrades have been as
| signed to give a short talk at all
fraternaI organizations in order to
have them appoint delegates to the
United Front Conferece.
Minnesota March Next Month.
DULUTH, MINI, Jan. 9.-The
report of the National Hunger
March is meeting with enthusiastic
response on the part of the young
workers of Duluth. A mass senti-
ment has developed especially among
the youth of West Duluth for the
program of struggle as the only way
out Of the present plight in which
| the youth find themselves. An IN
employed Youth Action Group has
been organized which is growing
with every meeting,
The young workers in Duluth are
especially Disseminated against in
the giving of relief or jobs. Single
workers going up to the Job Agency
are told that it isn't even any use
for them to register You are sin
gle. You don't need any work" they
say. Single workers aren't even
given dentistry work at the County
| Clinic were a doctor is drawing a
salary for that purpose.
The unemployed youth of Duluth
will conduct a determined fight
against these conditions. Groups are
organizing meetings in different sec
tons of town to organize for strug-
gle. Sentiment is strong for the
statewide relief march to be held
to st. Paul on Feb. Goth.
Endorse Unemployment Insurance.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Jan. g.
Painters Local No, 476 yesterday en-
dorsed the Columbus Conference for
the Workers Unemployment Insur-
ancs Bill, and while lacking finances
to send a regular delegate from the
local, stated 1--WE will endeavor to
give you all the moral support pos
sible." The painters local was the
only Youngstown local approached
in connection with the Columbus
Conference.
The fact that the only A. F. of l..
local and the only Music unemployed
outfit approached (Bolindale) both
endorsed the Conference show the
tremendous possibilities for winning
the rank and file of the reformists'
organizations.
MINI. Young Farmers