The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-26
Mass Meetings
Against w ar,
Monday Night
Browder Speaks Same
Night in Newark
and New York S

NEW YORK. - Workers, students
intellectuals, opponents of war, will
meet in st. Nicholas Arena Monday
night to hear the report of the united
I front delegation of the American
League Against War and Fascism.
who will place anti-war demands that
day before President Roosevelt and
other administration executives in
| Washington.
Speakers at st. Nicholas Arena will
be Earl Browder, General Secretary,
Communist Party; Dorothy Deter.
Executive Secretary, WomenS Inter-
national League for Peace and Frees
dom; j. B. Matthews, Chairman
American League Against War and
Fascism; Leroy Bowman of the Elk
ecutive Board of A. F. of L. Teachers
Union and Vice President New York
Urban League; Harold Hickerson,
Secretary, Workers Ex-Servicemens
League and DR.. Addison T. Cutler OF
Columbia University, chairman.
The United Front Committee which
will go to Washington consists OF
Dorothy Deter; G. A. Hathaway,
Secretariat, Communist Party; Marty
Fox, Executive Secretary, League for
Industrial Democracy; Ella Reeve
Bloor. United Farmers League; Prof.
H. w. L. Dana, Boston American
League; Maxwell Stewart, Foreign
Policy Association; James Lerner,
Youth Section, American League;
A. A. Heller, Friends of the Soviet
Union; j. B. Matthews, Chairman of
the American League; Charles Zim-
norman, Local %, International
Ladies Garment Workers Union;
Louis Hyman and Irving Potash,
Needle Trades Workers Industrial
Union; Monroe Sweetland, Intercol-
legiate League for Industrial Demo.
crazy; Francis A. HenSen, Secretary
American League Against War and
Fascism; Rudolph Tieger, Rockaway
Beach Committee, American League;
Annie e. Gray, Director, Women's
Peace Society; Harold Hickerson, and
a representative from the War Re-
sisters League.
This committee will present the
following four demands to President
Roosevelt and other administration
officials:
1. No mere appropriations for
war purposes; we demand public
works and not war works. Com
plete rejection of the current re-
quests of the Army and Navy for
additional funds for war prepara-
tions. Instead of billions for war
we demand the use of these funds
for the unemployed and a national
system Of social insurance.
2. Immediate cancellation Of all
war contracts for the building of
battleships, airplaneS, submarines,
etc, which have been financed by
grants from the Public Works
funds during the past months.
8. Immediate abolition of the
r. o. I. c., the G. M. T. C. and the
G. C. c. Build schools not battle
ships! We demand federal grants
TO aid in keeping schools open and
to provide adequate school facilities
4. Immediate withdrawal of all
armed forces from all foreign
lands and waters.
BrOwder Also in Newark
NEWARK, N. IA mass meeting
in support Of the anti-war delegation
to Washington will be held here
Monday evening, Jan. 80, 8 D. m,
Universalist Church, Broad and Hill
SITS.
Speakers will be: Earl Browders
N. w. Franzblau of the Birth
Sholom; Mrs. Annie E. Gray: Ed
ward zabriske, Professor of history at
Dana College; Rev. Frank Kingdom
of the Socialist Party; A. j. Music;
Roger Yancey, Negro lawyer: Rev. L.
Hamilton Garner, chairman.