The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-03-30
Demand No Firing, Union Pay
Enactment of Social Insuranc,
Protest in Phila, Pitts
Minneapolis, Many
Other Sections


mass meetings. marches and dele
cations in many cities and town
are scheduled to take place, de
nanding continuation and exten
sion Of G. w. A. Jobs. In Pitts
burgh, Pbila., New York, Chicago
Minneapolis, Cincinnati. Terri
Haute, upper New York State
York, Lancaster, and other cities.
actions demanding C.W.A. Jobs
and protesting RoOseyeIt'S liqui-
dation of the G. w. A. have beer
called. These demonstrations and
marches are demanding, cOntinu-
alton and extension of the G. w.
A. Jobs, immediate enactment Of
the Workers Unemployment and
Social Insurance Bill III. r. 1899
no discrimination against Negro
workers and union wages and
conditions on c. W. A. Jobs with
recognition Of the workers COM
mittees.
Call Seven County Conference
GENEVA. N. Y. March 2e.-On-
tario County c. ". A. strikers, who
have been out since March 10th,
issued a call for a seven-county con
ference to plan struggle against
G. W. A. firingS, and called upon all
upper New York state c. ". A
workers 10 join the nation wide one
hoHr protest strike Thursday.
The $50 @. W. A. strikers h On
tario county, who struck against tz1s
Roosevelt G. w. A. wage cuts, have
forced the county relief board TO
grant relief to all strikers in ex-
cess Of the starvation c. W. A.
wages.
Is A. F. Of l.. Locals Join San
Francisco Demonstrate ton
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.-The city
wide demonstration, 10 be held here
on March 31st already involves As
workers organizations. Fifteen A.
F. of L. locals have endorsed the
united front, and viii mobilize their
membership to participate. The
workers demand the continuation
and enlargement of c. W. A. and
against the Roosevelt wage cuts,
Demonstrate in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 2e.-
C.WA. workers here will down their
tools on Friday, March 30, and
march in body to the demonstra-
ton called at the Hospital Lot, 18th
and Central Ave, at $3.50 pm.
In addition, the workers we're to
picket the Welfare and c. w. A.
headquarters on Thursday. March
20. Mass meetings will be held on
the jobs. calling upon the workers
to organize and resist c. W. A.
firings.
A delegated conference to plan
action against C.W.A. firings, called
by the Relief Workers Protective
Union, was attended by 90 C.w.A.
workers.
Philadelphia Demonstration
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March q.
WORKERS here will demonstrate
against C.WA. firings at Raeburn
Plaza, Saturday, March 81, at pm.
Following the demonstration, the
workers will march through the
central part Of the city.
Action In Terre Haute
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, March %.
= Between 300 TO 400 workers
damned the hall Of the Labor
Temple here Monday. at a united
front meeting called by the rank
and file committee of action Of the
c. w. A. Union. The workers en-
Enthusiastically greeted the call for
demonstration to be held here
Thursday March 20, in response TO
the national strike call
The meeting was called by the
rank and file COMMITTEES, who in the
previous week had wrested control
Of the union from the local A. F. of
L. leaders. As a result, the Negro
workers for the first time in Terre
Haute found themselves welcomed
in the ranks of a union, and sew
eral Negro workers were elected TO
fill the responsible positions in the
union.
Atlantic City Demonstration
ATLANTIC CITY, N IOWA.
workers here, many of whom have
been notified that they will receive
their last pay check this week, will
demonstrate for the continuation
and enlargement of the C.WA.
Youth Win Demands
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, March %.
- Unemployed young workers won
another victory here in forcing the
granting Of an additional three days
a week work, at wages of 1890
Two weeks ago 500 Young workers