The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-07-18
Detroit Thaelmann
Protest Saturday
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DETROIT, Mich, July ia
Free Thaelmann, Anti-Fascist
Rally will be held here Thurs
day, July 10, at Arena Garden,
Woodward and Hendrie, with DR.,
Kurt Rosenfeld, Will Muenzen-
berg and Aneurin Bevan as the
main speakers.
This morning members of the
Young Communist League dem
onstrated for Thaelmsnn's free
dom with signs, when "a German
tourists, including fascist indus
trialists, locked at the D. C.
Docks, foot of Sd st. A delega-
ton of the Auto Workers Union
today visited the German Con-
sulate and filed protests against
the threat to murder Ernst
Thaelmann.
EVERETT, Wash, July 10
The Everett Local of the Inter
national Longshoremen's Associa-
ton passed a resolution de-
manding the freedom of Ernst
Thaelmann, at its meeting, on
June 26.
LANCASTER, Pa, July II. - A
workers delegation from Lancaster
County will leave here for Philadel-
phia to present demands on the
Nazi Consulate in that city for the
freedom and safety of Ernst Thael-
mann.
The delegation will visit the Ger
man Consulate at 10 am. Thursday
morning. 1t will present resolu-
ton, endorsed by workers of Lam
caster, Lebanon and York, demand
ing the freedom of Thaelmann and
other political prisoners in Ger
many. Members of the delegation
will join in picketing the Consulate
DETROIT, Mich, July 17.-Ar-
AaAl6 AldNC OCCll GOlllkJiCO6U
for gigantic mass meeting at
Arena Gardens, Woodward and
Hendrie SITS. Thursday evening
July 10 to hear the inside story of
Nazi Germany as related by DR.
Kurt Resented, former Social
Democratic Minister of Justice in
the Prussian Cabinet and member
of the Reichstag; Aneurin Bevin
British Labor Party member OF
Parliament, and Will Muenzenberg
prominent member of the Interna-
tional Committee to Aid Victims
of German Fascism.
DAILY Worker Midwest Bureau,
CHICAGO, July 17.-Freedom for
Ernst Thaelmann, German workers
leader, was demanded in a resolu-
ton adopted last week by Painters
Local Union No. 637, with MEM
bership of 1850, which voted to
send the protest to Hitler. the Ger
man embassy in WASHINGTON and
the Consulate in Chicago. Local
No. 637 is one of the three Chicago
painters locals which recently threw
out its reactionary leadership and
elected a progressive slate of Of
flcers.
The stubborn fight for the re-
lease of Thaelmann is being car
ried forward by Chicago workers in
spite of the police attacks against
anti-fascist fighters. Three more
workers were arrested Saturday
morning for picketing the German
Consulate. Lincoln Park police arc
making almost daily arrests for this
offense, but the pickets keep com
ing.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-Willt
Muenzenberg, member of the Cen.
tral Committee of the heroic Com
munist Party of Germany, will BIZ
the main speaker at a giant anti
fascist rally, under the auspices Of
the Communist Party, U. s. A.. al
Clauss' Farm, in Frankford. The
rally will take place at the picnic
of the united workers organization
Sunday, July %.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-Faith-
full to the fascist-terror policy
against anti-fascist fighters, Magis-
trate Roberts yesterday held six
workers in $1,000 bail each for fur
ther hearing on the trumped-ur
IN argos of unlawful assembly
breach Of peace and breach of or
dinance. The six workers were ar
rested Saturday when police broke
UP the most militant anti-fascist
demonstration in the citys history
in front OF the German Consulate
The International Labor Defense
has started a campaign to raise the
BAIL and n1ohilize the Uorl.er-