The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-26
May Both For
Patriots, Say
BOstOnPO ice
Plans for Rallies on;
Gil Green Speaks
Here Tonight

PATERSON, N. j., May 25.-Wth
thousands of young workers plan
ming to come from all parts of New
Jersey to demonstrate on May 80,
National Youth Day, the admins
tration Of this city last night re-
voked the permits to parade and
meet at Peerless Oval.
The parade will be held whether
or not permit is given, it was
said.
In the demonstration will be the
Young Communist League, Youth
Against War and Fascism, National
Textile Workers Union and others.
All mass organizations are asked
to send protests against this pro-
voking move to Mayor Hinchcliff
and the Park Commissioner of
Paterson.
For Patriotic, Say Boston Heads
BOSTON, May 25.-With excuses
that May 80 lis the day when pa
triots commemorate the dead" city
officials and police of three Mas
sachusetts cities have refused pa
rade or demonstration permits for
National Youth Day rallies against
war and fascism.
The Youth Section of the Bos-
ton branch of the American League
Against War and Fascisrn has
inaugurated a campaign to force
the Board of Street Commissioners
to issue a permit. The parade is
planned from Douglas Square, Ire
mont Street on Wednesday, 1870
p. M, through the South End to
Dudley st. Opera House.
Worcester Officials Refuse Permit
WORCESTER, Mass, May 25.-
No parade permit of any kind will
be issued for May go city officials
informed the National Youth Day
arrangements committee.
The committee has issued petit
tons demanding parade permit.
A mass meeting of everyone in
terested in National Youth Day has
been called for Wednesday, 1:15
p. m, at Finnish Hall on Heard
sleigh st.
Says May so Belongs to G. A. R.
HAVERHILL, Mass, May 25.-
The Merrimack Valley National
Youth Day Provisional COMMITTEE
was refused a permit for an anti
war meeting in Washington Square
May 30 by the Haverhill City Coun-
Gil and Marshal Jones.
Memorial Day, May 80, belongs
to the G. A. r., stated Alderman
Bernard L. Durgin, refusing to sane
ton permit. Jones said he had
good reason" for refusing permit.
Gil Green Speaks in Y0rkvilIe
NEW neutrality-suspicious. for
National Youth Day by the York
vile branch of the Young Com
munist League will take the form
of an expression of solidarity with
the revolutionary youth of Ger
many, when Gil Green, national
secretary of the Y. c. L., speaks
on What the Young Communists
Are Doing in Germany" at the
German Workers Club, 1901 Third
Ave-, tonight.
First hand proof of the revoIu-
tionary struggle now being car
ried on by the young workers of
Germany will be offered in the
form of illegal literature. The
May 1884 numbers of the Rote
Fahne, and the Junge Garde, of
ficial organ of the German Y. C.
L., will be auctioned off.
Dancing and entertainment will
follow.
Hold Rally To Prepare N. Y. d.
DETROIT, Mich, May 25.-To
prepare for National Youth Day,
young workers of the Ford plant,
unemployed, students and others
will hold a big youth rally Satur-
day, May &c, at Martin Hall, 1859
Martin st. Drills for the West Side
parade on May 30 will be held.
Dancing will follow, with program
of entertainment by the Ukrainian
ToilerS, John Reed Club, etc.
The affair is under the auspices
of the Ford Section of the Young
Communist League.
HAVANA, May 25.-A one-hour
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