The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-01
5 ScOttsboro Mothers
and Ella BlOOr to
Head Line
IN SQUARE AT 2 PM.
c. ?. Urges Disciplined
Ranks

NEW YORK. A tremen-
dous outpouring of New York
Negro and white workers for
today's May Day parade aud
demonstration under the ban
ners Of the United Front Against
Hunger, Fascism and War, is indi-
Gated in careful last minute
check-up by the May Day United
Front Arrangements Committee. On
the basis of its check-up, the Com
mittee announced last night that
May Day, 1894, will witness the
mightiest May Day demonstration
ever held by the workers Of this
city.
The parade, headed by five
Scottsboro mothers and Mother
Bloor, veteran Of the class struggles
of the American workers, will reach
Union Square by 2 pm. After the
demonstration in the Square, the
assembled workers will proceed to
the giant evening celebration at
Madison Square Garden. -he Gar
den's doors will be open at pm.
Sentiment for the United Front
May Day demonstration continued
to pile up yesterday, with many ad-
ditional unions and other workers
groups calling upon their members
to turn out en- masse under the
banners of the United Front. Car
penters Local No. 209O, A. F. of L.,
endorsed the united front action
and will assemble at 18th ST., west
OF Eighth Ave.
Teachers TO March for Their
Demands
The Unemployed Teachers Asso.
citation, endorsing the United Front
May Day Demonstration, issued
call to all teachers to assemble al
headquarters of the Association, 80
East goth St., at pm. The cal
declares, in part:
1--WE, the unemployed teachers,
will parade. We march for APP
pointments, for the right to or
ganize and fight for what is our
due: The chance to render the
social service to which we have
devoted our lives. Together with
the rest Of the country's workers,
we, too, will raise our voices
against Hunger, Fascism and
War"
Demonstration to Raise Demands
fer Scottsboro Boys
Several branches of the League
of Struggle for Negro Rights are
modifying their members and sym.
pathizers for the demonstration
which will raise militantly the de-
mand for the release of the Scots.
boro Boys, Angelo Herndon, and
for complete equality of the Negro
people, with the right of self-de-
termination for the Negro ma
joritieS of the SBlack Belt" terri
tories in the South.
Millinery WORKERS will meet at 9
o'clock this morning at the Mil
linery United Frsnt Opposition
headquarters, SO West 9sta ST., from
where they will march with their
own band to their designated as
sembly point in the line Of march.
Nurses will march in full uniform,
assembling at 9:30 am. at Battery
Place, between State and West SITS.
The Youth Section of the Inter-
national Workers Order and the
Daily Worker Volunteers have been
assigned places in Division One, and
will assemble at Battery Place at
$50.
The Needle Trades Workers In
dustrial Union issued call to all
its marshals. captains and active
members to report at 9 am. in the
unions office, 131 West 18th st.
The members of the various depart
ments will assemble on 18th ST.,
west of Eighth Ave, in the follow
ing order: First in line, members
Of the Fur Workers Industrial
Union; . Fur dressers and dyers;
J 81 Women's Action Committee; -
! Dressmakers Industrial Union; 81
Knitgoods workers; g. Bathrobe
workers; y Custom Tailoring Work
ers Industrial Union.
The United Front Committee has
arranged for all members Of the In
ternational Ladies Garment Work
er5. Amalgamated Hat, Can and
Milliner' Workers Unic1 to as
semble at Il am. on It'll St.. west
| Of Eighth Ave.