The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-04-24
ALABAMA STEEL AND COAL
WORKERS TO ATTEND MAY
DAY RALLY in BIRMINGHAM

the preparations has pledged to
order copies Of the special May Day
edition of the Daily Worker.
The demonstration will take place
in Independence Square, and will
be preceded by parade from Rey-
burn Plaza.
Passaic Pushing May Day Plans
PASSAIC, N. j., April 23.-Prep-
arations for May Day are in full
swing, with delegates from mass or
CARNATIONS meeting every Friday
night at 63-3rd Street, to check up
the work.
A mass meeting will be held in
Garfield, N. j., Sunday, April 29th
at 2 pm, to mobilize the workers
of that city to come to Passaic on
May Day.
Police Head Again Refuses May Day
Permit
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 23.-Refusal
of Police Commissioner Altman to
grant May Day permit to march
through the loop was protested yes
terday by committee from the
Chicago John Reed Club, and in
resolutions from the Children's
Press Conference, representing
about 1000 organized children.
The commissioner refused to re-
ceive the committee, which was in
formed by Lieut. Peterson, "the
commissioner has told you fellows
all that's necessary"
The resolution of the Children's
Press Conference declared the SOL
idarity of the children with their
parents in the determination to
march on May Day, permit or no
permit.
"You will give us the Star
SpangIed banner in school twice
a day" the resolution declares,
but will not give us food, or even
allow us to demonstrate to de-
mand food"
Carolina Workers To Meet
CHARLOTTE, N. c., April 23,-
North Carolina workers will hold
the first May Day demonstrations
ever held in this State in Columbia
Concord, Richmond, Norfolk and
Charlotte.
Cleveland To Meet at Public Square
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 23.-
Cleveland workers will march in q
mighty May Day Parade to the
Public Square from three mobiliza-
ton points throughout the city
The parade will start at 2 o'clock
from the following points: 55th ano
Woodland, 55th and st. Clair; w
25th and Market 3d. getting into the
Public Square at 4.3o p. m.
Madison So. Garden Meet at Night
NEW YORK-New York worker;
demonstrating in Union Square or
May First under the banners of the
proletarian United Front against
Hunger, Fascism and War, will gc
from Union Square to the evening
celebration arranged for Madison
Square Garden by the New York
district of the Communist Party
according to the plans of the va
rious organizations participating il
the United Front.
1t is expected that by 730, the
hour set for the opening of the
Madison Square Garden celebration
the huge hall will be filled. The
doors will be opened much earlier
to permit the workers to go there
directly from Union Square.
The Needle Trades Women's Ac.
ton Committee Of the Needle Trades
workers Industrial Union is mobi.
lizing all women workers in the
trade to down tools on May Day
and march in column in the dem.
onstration. A special appeal hai
been made to men members of thu
union to bring their wives, sisters
and other members of their family
Illinois Miners Prepare
SPRINGFIELD, H., April 22.-
Broad response of various mine
and other local unions has beel
shown to the May Day call. Il
Springfield, several organizations o
unemployed, including two locals o
the Progressive Miners Of America
are cooperating in the May Da.
meetings in support Of Unemploy
ment Insurance.
P. M. A. Local No. n endorses
the bill III. r. 7598) and elected tw
speakers for May Day meeting, il
spite Of the disruption move by Al
lard. who with Trotslzyite5, American
Workers Party end few socialis
Party LAWYERS, are calling a separet
meeting. While Allard is calling a