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demanding that permit be granted
for the May / demonstration.
The final May Day united front
conference will be held in the Fin
nsh Hall, 2409 Halsted Street at
10 this Sunday morning.
The latest organization to elect
delegates to the conference is the
Coopers International Union of
Cicero, Illinois.
An appeal will be brought to the
youth at the Skokie Valley Qllmois)
CC.C., calling on them to join the
May Day demonstration in uniform
CHICAGO, Ill, April 12.-The
preliminary May Day conference
held in this city March IL, will re-
convene in final session Sunday,
April Is at the Finnish Hall, 2409
N. Halsted Street, at $50 am, The
preliminary conference launched
the work towards one United Front
May Day demonstration and march.
Signed by John Lawson, secretary,
Joe Weber, acting chairman, and
Lucy Parsons, wife of the Haymar-
ket martyr and honorary chairman,
a call has been issued by the United
Front May Day Committee, 2457 w.
Chicago Avenue, to organizations
not yet in the united front, urging
them TO elect delegates TO the April
Is meeting.
A United Front Action Committee,
elected at the March II meet which
was attended by 400 delegates rep
resenting over 200 organizations, has
been visiting the Socialist Party,
Workers Committee on Unemploy-
ment branches and other workers
organizations.
The militant united front Job
March through the Chicago loop
last Saturday has added stimulus
to the plans for a successful final
May Day conference April IS.
May is expected to mark a giant
stride here towards the unification
of the entire working class in the
struggle for enactment of the Work
ers Unemployment Insurance Bill
CHR. 1899, for higher wages to
meet the increased cost Of living,
against imperialist war preparations,
for defense of the Soviet Union, and
for united fight of all workers or
PLANTATIONS against fascism and in
support of the victims of German
and Austrian fascism.
PATTERSON, N. j., April a.
Forty delegates representing more
than 5000 organized workers, at
tended the United May Day Con-
ference here Sunday, at 8 Governor
St.
These delegates came from II silk
mills in this city, from unions and
frateInal organizations. The Com
munist Party Section One, Pater-
son, was represented with four dele
gates from the Wrappers League and
from the Loomfxers Club.
Build United Front
The Conference heard a report on
the program for building up a
united front of all labor for the
May Day celebration and demon
stration in this city, The keynote
of the meeting was the campaign
to be developed throughout the
city, especially in the silk mills, to
stop the next wage cut and to force
the manufacturers to grant an in
crease in pay to meet the rising
cost of living. These central issues
are to be linked up with the slogans
of the struggle for the right to
organize, for the right of Negroes
to work in any mills, against the
growth of fascism and against U. S..
war preparations.
Appeal to S. P.
The Conference voted unanimously
to send out another appeal to the
Associated Silk workers, to the
Socialist Party and to the other
unions to establish United front
on May Day around the, above
minimum program. The Conference
elected an Executive Committee of
seven, and instructed this body to
proceed with all preparations for a
Mass demonstration at Sandy Hill
Park, on Tuesday, May LIST, at noon.
A May Day Manifesto is to be
circulated in $4,000 copies calling
upon the workers of Paterson to
down tools on Nav Day. Interna-