The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-09-27

Special trains are leaving
from New York filled with
delegates. Chicago organiza-
tons are giving the most en-
thusiaStic support. Creden-
tials pouring into the office of
the Arrangements Committee
show that widely differing
Chicago groups, trade unions,
fraternal organizations, cul-
tural clubs and churches are
sending delegates.
American Federation of Labor
unions have been particularly ne
sponsive to the Congress Call.
Railway Machinists Lodge 915,
Carpenters 1884, 5O4, and 416,
Painters 6S7, Bakers 2S7 and 2,
Cigar Makers No. IA, and Amalga-
mated Clothing Workers SS are a
. few of the A. F. of L. locals that
, have already elected delegates.
Left wing trade unions, including
the Chicago. District of the Steel
and Metal Workers Industrial
Union, and the Ladies Tailors In
I dustrial Union will also be repre-
4 scented. Unemployed organizations
. both from the Unemployment
! Councils and the Chicago Workers
Committee on Unemployment have
5 sent credentials.
z A Presbyterian Church, the Chi
2 cago Branch Of the Reichbenner.
7 German Republican organization,
6 the Federation Of Architects. En-
gineers and Chemists, and various
l fraternal and cultural groups make
8 up the rest of the long list Of Chi
g cago delegates already elected.
a Huge Mass Rally
9 The Arrangements Committee n
y ports that a huge mass rally t.
20 open the Congress will take plac'
= at the large hall of the Coliseum
Wabash and 18th Street, On Fri
y day, Sept. %, 1880 p. m. and tina
y Chicago's workers will give the
delegates a warm reception an
will extend helping hand to Their
In their task.
The job Of housing the thou
= sands of delegates and of feedin
~ them is tremendous and the CON
2 mittee in charge is appealing to a
n organizations and individuals t.
$ help by raising the necessary fun'
L. Any amount is welcome and is
od be rushed to the Chicago Arrang'
M ments Committee of the Second
NO S. Congress Against War ar
+ Fascism, 1876 North Wabash Ave
te Room 500.
Lovett Issues Call
an Robert Morse Lovett, chairma
-as of the committee, and vice chat
ain man Of the National Executi'
on Committee of the America
on League Against War and Fascisl
The has issued the following call:
at "The u. S. Congress Again
on War and Fascism, TO be held
at Chicago on Sept. %; 20, 30, a
d. fords an opportunity for all W
I'M hate those enemies Of humanity
me confer and take measures TO Ell
them. There is no certain cure I
war within a social order which
ON itself predatory and warlike.
nos repel any change in this social
M der, to prevent any mitigation
he the exploitation of the works
In who suffer under it, are the
nth iects of fascism. War and Fasci
TOR are thus linked inseparably
oh gether. Within the last few wet
at several events have served to ws
ion us HON imminent is the danger
err der bo'h heads.
al. The authorization bv G.
tice gress Of the increase Of the ns
led. is a provocative gesture on
ests part of the nation which has lie
ust need Of such a weapon.
10 ''2. The report Of the Comm
.ant sion headed by Newton d. Bal
de- proposirg the addition Of 2.
) Of hombing planes to the air force
to restnre If the Same. sort. u
lska TO be noticed that in his re~orr'
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