The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-29
To Hit W ar,
+ aSCism in
Parades in
Many Cities
Thousands Throughout
Country Will Mass
Wednesday
PERMITS FORCED
NY. Demonstrators Will
Hit Navy Maneuvers
Scheduled Thursday

NEW YORK. While gen
erals, civic leaders and pa
triots celebrate Memorial
Day" with a greater drive
toward military preparedness
and war, young workers and
students throughout the coun-
try will rally in mass demonstra-
lions and parades to protest against
irnperialist war and fascism.
A particular point Of protest will
be the review of the U. S. fleet in
the N. Y. harbor Thursday by Pres
ident Roosevelt. Both the Atlantic
and Pacific sections are to display
their deadly strength as the N. R.
A. president stands by and ap-
plauds.
The New York paraders will mass
from all parts of the CITY at Tenth
st. and Second Ave, at IL noon. At
enc o'clock the march will start.
The route of the parade is as fol-
lows: Second Ave. north to 18th
ST.. to Ave. c, to Pitt St, to STAN
ton. to Lewis. to Grand, to Madison,
to Broome, to Essex. to Ave. A, to
Seventh st.
At Ave. A and f. Seventh St.,
there will be a mass meeting.
Before the parade starts, groups
will line up facing Second Ave. at
- noon in the following order:
Anti-war groups, Women's Councils,
"Y's," settlement houses, church
groups. ETC., on Tenth st. west of
Second Ave; trade union groups,
18th st. west of Second Ave; Young
Communist League and Communist
Party, 18th st. west of Second Ave;
Two. and Young Circle League,
18th st. east of Second Ave; Young
Pioneers and student groups on
18th st. and Second Ave: Labor
Sports Union, workers clubs on
Tenth st. east of Second Ave.
Each organization must appoint
marshals who will meet on Tenth
st. and Second Ave. at II noon for
final instructions.
Separate Demonstration for YPSL
The Socialist leaders of the Y. P.
S. L.. insisting that the name. Ma
tional Youth Day be prohibited
from anv section of the parade.
have called their own demonstra-
ton for Wednesday at 10th st. and
Fifth Ave. They will be joined by
the Lovestone and Trotzky group
lets.
In spite of this, many young So
cialist workers are expected to join
the N. Y. D. parade downtown. Six
branches of the Young Circle
League have already endorsed the
N. Y. D. parade.
Demonstration in Brooklyn Tonight
BROOKLYN.-The Bensonhurst
Committee Against War and Fas-
cism, representing Ia neighborhood
organizations, will hold mass
rally tonight, 9 pm, to prepare
for National Youth Day demon
StIdbtUh- hC GCsuUltSbl Will
mass on the corner of Bay Park
way and Cropsey. Ave.
Demonstration in Youngstown
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. May 3d.
The National Youth Day demon
stration will be held here Wednes-
day, $3.50 pm, at Watt and Fed
eral SITS. The protest of youths
against war and fascisrn comes in
the midst OF preparations for strike
by steel workers.
An indoor rally and dance will be
held in the evening at the Central
Auditorium, 225 w. Boardman st.
Paterson Workers Force Permit
PATERSON, N. J., May 28-Pres-
sure fer workers and organizations
from all over New Jersey, forced city
officials to grant permit for the
National Youth Day parade We'd
nesday, the Arrangements Commit
tee announced today. Workers will
mass at 9th Ave, and Butler st.
Wednesday, at l pm, and march to
Sandy Hill Park.
No permit has been issued for a
meeting at the park. The Commit
tee is negotiating with city officials
for a permit. Workers are asked tc
keep up their stream of protests and
demands for a permit to meet.
Rescind Permit in Union City
UNION CITY, N. j., May 28.-
Protests from the American Legion
and fascist groups spurred police
officials to lsescind the permit they
had granted for a National Youth