The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-07-21
IMPERIALHT WAR
PROTEST ON DAY
1914 WAR BEGAN
NY. Workers Prepare
March to Union Sd.
from 5 FONTS


workers will come into the
streets August 1, the day the
last world imperialist slaughter
began in 1914, to demonstrate
against a new imperialist war,
against the increasing war
preparations, and for the de-
Tense of the Soviet Union, in
solidarity with workers of all
other countries.
The war in the far east, the COL
lapse of the disarmament couter-
ence in London and the hectic build
ing of war implements by the ir,-
perialist nations are positive signs
of the imminent world conflag-a-
ticn.
In New York five columns of
workers will arrive in Union Square
at pm. on that day, marching
from five demonstration and mobil-
ization points in the city; Battery
Park, Bryant Park, Columbus Circle.
Seventh Street and Avenue A and
from Madison Square Park.
At the Battery, right opposite the
of the Cuban lackey5
of United States imperialism, the
Cuban Consulate, II Battery Place.
the Marine Workers Industrial
Union. Sections 1, 6, 7, and II of
the Communist Party, the Unem-
ployed Councils and the Workers Ex-
SerYicemen's League posts OF these
sections will demonstrate early in
the afternoon. A delegation will be
sent from the demonstration to the
Consulate demanding the terror
against the Cuban masses cease. The
workers will then march to the
Square.
Trade unions of the Trade Union
Unity League, American Federation
of Labor locals and all unafiliated
unions, together with Section 2 Of
the Communist Party will gather at
Bryant Park, AID Street and sixth
Avenue, at 2 pm.
Young workers, those of the Young
Communist League, other youth or
CARNATIONS and student groups will
hold their demonstration preparatory
to marching to Union Square, at
Columbus Circle, pm.
At Seventh Street and Avenue
language organizations, workers clubs,
women's councils, the Friends of tbs
Soviet Union, the International Labor
Defense, the Workers International
Relief, Scottsboro Defense Commit
tee, Anti-Fascist committees and
of that neighborhood
professional groups, children's groups
and Section Is of the Communist
Party, will gather at $50.
Fraternal and Anti=Fascist organi.
cations, the Int ~oesicnal Workers
Order, the WOW ems Circle, tbs
Kran,-on KaSdh, the IGOR anc
Jewish workers groups, and Section
5 of the Communist Party will mo-
Billie at Madison Square Park a
3 pm.
On the eve of August I, July 81
demonstrations will b
held in Harlem in the heart Of the
Negro section
PITTSBURGH, Pa.-The August J
demonstration against imperialist
war and for the defense of the So
Wet Union will be held here at West
Park (band stanO at 4:3o in the
led by the Communist
Party, Pittsburgh district.
CHICAGO, In-Two outdoor dem
are planned here for the
day of struggle against
war, August /, led by the
Chicago district of the Communist
Party. One demonstration will be
held at Union Park and the other
on the South Side, both TO begin at
$50 pm.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Negro and
white workers and farmers have been
n action since July preparing 10
demonstrate against irnperialist war
IN August 1. In towns and villages
this state and in Georgia
Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisians
oilers are preparing to demonstrate
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-On August
the workers of Philadelphia will
demonstrate against imperialist war;
md the increasing war preparations
Ind for the defense Of the Soviet
Onion. N the Rssbasu Plaza. $50