The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-25
Meets Prepare
For May Both
Demonstration
900, 900 Leaflets Put
Out by NY. Youth
Organizations

NEW YORK Six hundred thou
sand leaflets have been printed to
mobilize the young workers and
students of this city for mighty
National Youth Day demonstration
against war and fascism on May 30.
The Young Communist League
has printed 100000 alone and the
trade unions another 100000. The
Youth Section Of the American
League Against War and Fascism
has issued 100000. Leaflets issued
by other organizations including the
National Student League, Young
Circle League, ETC., total another
hundred thousand.
The leaflets called on the workers
and students to join the anti-war
anti-fascism parade which will start
at 10th Street and Second Ave. on
Wednesday, May 30, at l pm.
With artists and craftsmen work
ing at fast pace. preparations to
have spectacular floats and displays
are coming speedily ahead. The
youth parade is expected to be one
Of the greatest New York has ever
seen.
Downtown workers organizations
have arranged for a parade Satur-
day, 8 pm, at 7th st. and Ave. A
to march through the lower East
Side and wind up at 10th st. and
Second Ave. in preparation for Ma
tlonal Youth Day.
Comrades able to lend the use
of cars or trucks to transport
youths to the National Youth Day
demonstration are urged to COM
municate with the Young Com
munist League, 35 E. 18th Street.
Phone: Algonquin 4-S7O7.
N.Y.D. Parade and ScOttSbOro Meet
BROOKLYN. A mass rally and
parade to prepare for National
Youth Day will be held Monday,
May %, in the Brownsville and
Crown Heights sections. The parade
will end up with a Scottsboro pro-
test meeting at the Bethel A.ME.
Church, Schenectady Ave. and Dean
ST., where Ruby Bates, Herman Mac
kawain and others will speak.
The parade is scheduled to march
through the heart of the Negro sec
ton. Many organizations, including
the Young Communist League,
League of Struggle for Negro Rights,
members of the National War Vet
Grams and other clubs are partici-
pating in the Scottsboro protest.
A parade and rally will take place
in the Red Hook section tonight, be-
ginning at Columbia and State SITS.
at pm, to mobilize for National
Youth Day.
Special efforts are being made to
organize the youth on the water
front, in the shipyards and metal
plants.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - National
Youth Day demonstration here
against war and faScism will be held
on May 80 at Reyburn Plaza, at 1
p. M, despite efforts of the Park
Commissioner to cancel permit
after first granting it. The DEM
onstration will be proceeded by a
street run, arranged by the Labor
Sports Union, beginning at 18th and
Thompson, and ending at Reyburn
Plaza at l pm.
Coney Island TOrchlight Parade.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.-The Ameri-
can League Against War and Fas-
cism youth Section) will assemble
tonight at 7:30 p. m. for an anti
war torchlight parade through Co.
ney Island in preparation for Ma
tional Youth Day.
Participating at the starting point,
Stillwell and Neptune Ave, will be
the Workers Elk Servicemen's
League with its band, Young
Pioneers, the Young Communist
League, and other youth organi-
cations.
Boston Cops Refuse Permits
BOSTON, Mass.-The Boston Sec
ton of the American League
Against War and Fascism has been
refused permit to hold parade
on May 80, National Youth Day, in
the South End of Boston. The
Board of Street Commissioners at
tempted to justify their refusal by
stating that May 30 is set as day
on which patriots commemorate
the dead"
The Youth Section has started a
big mass protest campaign which
has gained the support of many or
CARNATIONS. At the same time
several articles in the capitalist
newspapers, including an editorial
in the Boston Post have commended
the Board on their action.
The National Youth Day demon
stration will nevertheless be held at
Douglas Square, fremont Street,
Boston, at 100 pm. After the
demonstration there will be a
parade through the South End to
the Dudley Street Opera House.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, May "a
Plans for demonstration in Cres-
cent Park on National Youth Day,