The daily worker., 1934-07-30
SIP. Chiefs
Silent on
Unity Bids
Plans of Midwest Cities
Announced; T.U.U.C.
Endorses Day

NEW YORK.-RouSed atreSh 10 |
the imminent danger of war by Eu-
ropean events of the past week,
scores of thousands Of workers in |
scores of important industrial and |
agricultural cen5ers are completing |
ARRANGEMENTS for the international |
demonstrations against war and
fascism on August 1st.
Meanwhile the Socialist leader
ship in New York continues to
maintain stony silence on the pro-
posal of the Communist Party for
a United Front on August First.
Communist groups in various parts
of the city, however, continue to
contact neighborhood Socialist or
ganizations in pursuance OF the
united front efforts and it is be-
heved that thousands Of rank and
file members of the Socialist Party
will attend the demonstration here.
In New York the Trade Union
Unity Council and the Marine
Workers Industrial Union both is
sued statements calling on their
respective membership to participate
in the mass demonstration to be
held in Union Square at 4.30 p. m.
Aug, l and urging them to mobilize
every available worker with whom
they have contact Tor the event.
Preparations Throughout U. S.
The Communist Party in every
section of the country continues its
preparations for the day of inter
national struggle against imperialist
war.
in many parts Of New York as
well as elsewhere, the weekend was
designated as RED Saturday and
Red Sunday. Neighborhood meet
inss, literature distributions, parades
and rallies were held as preludes to
August l.
A section rally will be held tonight
at Claremont Parkway and Wash
ington Avenue, Bronx, at p. m.
From this assembly point the rally
will parade to wilkins and Inter
vale Avenues where another meet
in; will be held.
fhe Trade Union Unity Council,
in its statement declared:
".All trade unions have been
destroyed in Germany, Austria,
Italy, as well as other countries in
Europe under fascist rule. In the
United States, the vicious terror
unleashed by the government in
the San Francisco, Minneapolis,
Toledo strikes, is an attempt to
destroy the trade unions, also in
preparation for world war. The
arining of fascist bandit groups is
being undertaken by the govern
mcnE under Roosevelt and John
son and the NR.A. The same
chauvinist poison let loose in
Germany is being set in motion
with an American label against
the working class and particularly
its most militant section.
with this International danger
before us, with these new attempts
Of destruction of the trade unions,
it behooves every trade union or
ganization to mobilize every mem
Der, every sympathizer, in the
greatest anti-war demonstration
ever seen in New York City"
Chicago Meeting Schedule
CHICAGO, H., July 29.-Ihe 90
meetings which illinois and Indiana
workers are preparing to hold on
August 1st, will be used as counter
actions to the appropriations
march which the Illinois National
Guard is preparing to make in
August from Rockford to Chicago,
through every city under martial
law Washington Park and Soldiers
Field have been chosen for the en-
campments in Chicago.
In response to this jingoistic war
sentiment being whipped up by the
bosses, workers will mass at the fol-
lowing places on August First to
demonstrate against inperialist war
and fascism and for the defense of
the Soviet Union and the defense of
their heroic German and Austrian
brothers.:
Chicago, Union Park, Ogden
Randolph, 4.30 +. m. B. X. Gebtre,
main speaker.
Washington Park, 51st and st.
Lawrence, 4.30 p. NJ, Joe Weber,
main speaker.
South Chicago, 93rd st. and
Baltimore, J. Killing, speaker.
indianapolis, Military Park, $50
p. M, c. Lightfoot, main speaker.
Anderson, Ind; Bloomington,