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ton called for this Saturday nool
in front of the German Consulate
II Battery Place, by the You'll
Section of the American Leagu
Against War and Fascism, va
urged in a statement issued yester
day by John Little, District Organ
izer Of the Young Communis
League for the District Buro. TIL
statement reads:
"The Y. c. L. of New York fully
endorses and supports the demon
stration called by the Youth Sec
ton Of the American League
Against War and Fascism.
"We call upon all young work.
ers and students to mass in
mighty thou9ands to rescue cur
heroic leader of the working class,
Ernst Thaeimann.
THE German youth in parti-
cular are waiting for such acts of
solidarity on our part. The new
and intense revolutionary up
surges have also affected the
youth of Germany who until re-
Gently were among those duped by
Hitler's demagogic promises. To-
day, the younger generation is al
ready refusing to give the fascist
salute and in other ways showing
their determination to rid the
world Of the fascist plague"
Many other youth and adult
organizations have already signifiec
their willingness to join in thi.
demonstration and make it the big.
gest youth demonstration of it.
kind ever held in New York.
The demonstration will be pre.
ceded by a mass picket line in front
OF the Consulate. Among the
speakers at the meeting will be q
young German refugee who will tel,
OF his experiences under Hitler's
bloody regime.
Police Attack Mass Trial Plans
NEW YORK.-Another police az
tack on the Free Thaelmann'
campaign occurred Wednesday with
the arrest in Brooklyn of Pauline
Rogers, secretary of the Anti-Nazt
Federation of New York, on 4
charge of posting stickers advertis-
ing the mass trial of Hitler ane
Fascism organized by the fedora
ton for next Monday night at st
Nicholas Arena, SO w. seth st.
She was released after being hello
for several hours and trial set fol
Tuesday morning in the Second
Magistrates Court, at Atlantic Ave
and 10th st., Brooklyn. A young
German refugee, arrested at the
same time, was given a suspended
sentence.
Rabbi Goldstein will act as
chairman at the mass trial. In
addition to DR.. Kurt Resented,
Aneurin Bevans and other wit
neSses previ0usly announced,
James Waterman Wise will tes-
tify against the Nazi butchers.
Brownsville Demonstration on
Saturday
BRO OK L Y N.--The Brooklyn
Section of the Associated Workers
Clubs yesterday called upon all or.
CARNATIONS in Brownsville, East
New York, and East Flatbush tt
rally their entire membership for g
Free Thaelmann demonstration anc
parade this Saturday at pm.
The parade, which will start a
Pennsylvania and Suffer AYES. anC
end up with mass demonstration
at Rutland and Rockaway Park,
way, will include a bicycle brigade
roller-skating brigade and auto
mobiles as well as marchers.
1000 At New Haven Meet
NEW HAVEN, Conn, July ~
Over 1000 people jammed the Hart.
ford Y. w. G. A. auditorium las
night to hear an exposure of Naz
atrocities as told by Aneurin Bevan
Labor Party member of the British
parliament, and DR.. Kurt Rosen
field, noted German jurist and re
fugee defense attorney for Ems
Thaelmann.
The audience, which was made
up of left wing groups, liberals, pro
feSSionals and Jewish bourgeoisit
unanimously passed a resolution de.
manding the freedom of Ems
Thaelmann and contributed owe,
$500 for the Free Thaelmann
campaign.