The daily worker., 1934-04-30
New York May Day
United Front Gains.
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all departments, including marshals
and captains designated by their
respective Trade Boards, to a final
mobilization meeting tonight, April
30, right after work, in the audi
torium of the Union, 131 w. 28th
st. According to preliminary re-
ports, a minimum of $1,000 workers
are expected to march in the needle
trades column. The column will be
headed by their own brass band Of
13 pieces.
Furniture Workers Urged to Down
Tools
The Furniture Workers Industrial
Union called on all furniture work
ers, organized and unorganised to
Down Tools" on labor's interna-
tionsl day. Members Of the union
will assemble at 9 p. m. at the
Union headquarters, 812 Broadway,
and from there march in body
to participate in the United Front
May Day Parade.
The United Front May Day Ar
rangements Committee issued the
following reminder:
"All organizations and partici-
pants in the Parade are reminded
that it is of the utmost Importance
to be at their respective assembly
points on time. The march from
the Battery will begin at 1890 a. m.
sharp. Those in Division One must
be at their assembly points at Bat
terry Park at sharp.
"The Committee wishes to en-
phasize the necessity of proletarian
order and discipline from begin
ming to end. No loose or struggling
lines; march in a firm and de-
ternined manner with heads high,
with the proletarian dignity essen
tisl in such a mass outpouring.
Keep the lines closed, be on the
alert, and forward to a mighty
United Front May Day.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 20.
The Young Peoples Socialist
League of Springeld voted over
whelmingly to participate In the
Workers United Front Conference
Committee for one united May Day
demonstration.
Despite pressure from above and
from the Jewish Verband, which
threatens to deny them the
use of the Socialist Party head
quarters, the Yipsels are continuing
their cooperation with the United
Front Committee and will furnish
| speakers for both the open air DEM
onstration to be held at 3 p. m.
Tuesday at the Old Post Office and
the evening meeting at Victory
Hall, Al Dwight ST.
Trenton Workers To Protest
Anti Worker Bill
TRENTON, N. j., April 29-The
central slogan Of the May Day dem
onstration here will be a fight
against the working class bill
recently passed by the New Jersey
State assembly, and, under the
pretext of combating Nazi prop
aganda, directed against the revolu-
tionary organization of the working
class.
Hundreds of workers demon
strated against the bill last Mon
day at the State capitol.
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for the evening at the Hungarian
Hall, Hudson & Genesee Sts, will
be held Wednesday night instead,
at the same hall.
Fight Police Ban in Newark
NEWARK, Nj, Apr. 29.-Newark
workers will hold their May Day
demonstration in Military Park at
5 p. M, despite the continued re-
fusal of Chief of Police McRell,
backed up by Mayor Ellenstein and
the city commissioners, to grant a
permit, on the grounds that I'VE
are not prejudiced against your
group, but there are people (read
business mem who do not want you
to parade or demonstrate"
l. Amter, of the National Unem-
ployment Councils, and Rebecca
Grecht, District Organizer of the
Communist Party, will be the prin-
cipsl speakers.
Eleven other New Jersey cities
will hold May Day demonstrations
Binghamton Workers Reject Fascist
May Day Plan
BINGHAMTON. N. Y, April 20
The workers May Day demonstra-
ton in this city will be held at the
Lithuanian Hall, with Sid Bloom
field, of the New York Workers
School as the main speaker.
Demonstrations in GlOversyiile,
Rochester, etc.
GLOvERSVILLE, N. Y, April 90
Workers of the Glove cities will
hold q May Day celebration in
Bohemian Hall, IA So. Main St.,
Gloversville, N. Y, at p. M Tues
day.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 29.-
The May Day demonstration here
at o'clock in Washington Square
will be preceded by several parades
in working class districts, converg-
ing on the Square.
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