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/ size. as described by Dorothy Aud,
in the June issue Of Flight"
The Shoe and Leather Workers
Industrial Union met on June 7,
where delegates were elected TO the
City-Wide Conference. Charlotte
Todes. Educational Director Of the
Trade Union Unity League. spoke.
The Cafeteria Workers Union will
hold a mass meeting. June %.
Martha SchuSter, 21-year-old cafe
terra worker, heads the provisional
Committee of Five.
The Women's Committee of the
Textile Workers Industrial Union is
working to spread the full message
of the campaign among textile
/ workers.
Women winderS of the Textile
Trimmers Union independently
held a meeting June 7, to form an
active committee for spreading che
campaign.
The Furniture Workers Industrial
Union holds a mass meeting to
night at pm Interesting speak
ers are promised.
A Building Committee OF the
Needle Trades Industrial Union,
representing six shops, held an open
air meeting. Flight" was sold, leaf
let's distributed and tickets were
sold to the mass rally on June Is.
They called on workers to elect del
egateS to the City Wide Confer
I ence.
The Office Workers Union is 10
hold a mass meeting tho end OF
June. Anna Clark is working on IL.
The War Anti-Fascist Com
mittee is in charge. A committee
OF three Is to contact IA churches,
following up letters with personal
! visits
The Laundry Workers Industrial
Union is holding a mass meeting
the first week in July and will have
an outing to raise funds.
The Harlem Women's Committee
is to hold mass meeting Friday,
June 20, at 8 pm. at Venezuelan
Hall, 4 E. 116th St., where dele
gates to the City-Wide Conference
will be chosen.
Industrial Conference
Also, an Industrial Conference is
| to convene at Browns Studio, 2E7
Lenox Ave, on Monday, June IS,
1 at pm.
A special Women'S meeting Was
held Thursday, arranged by the
New York Committee of the Anti
Nazi Federation, where 1000 leaf
lets were distributed.
The month of June will see a
steady, continual drive in the form
Of innumerable open air and mass
meetings, preparing for the City
Wide Conference, by the Women's
Councils and the Professional Al
lance Against War and FaScism,
which has doctors, doctors wives.
nurses, dentists and SO on, in its
membership.
Mass Rally june Is
The New York Women's Commit
tee Of the American League is ar
ranging many additional meetings
in connection with the Mass Rally
on June IS.
Two thousand tickets are being
sold, and $4,000 leaflets about the
July 7 City-Wide Conference are
being distributed by them
Speakers for the June Is Mass
Rally will be: Clarence Hathaway,
editor Of the Daily Worker; Nor
man Tallentire, secretary OF the
City Central Committee OF the
American League; Rose Wortis OF
the T.U.UL.; Williana Burroughs,
teacher; and Ruth Alexander, a
pacif1st from South Africa. Mrs.
Charles Solander, chairman, is a
member Of the C.C.C. OF the Ameri-
can League, and member OF the
Women's International League for
Peace and Freedom.
The Needle Trades workers are
holding an industrial conference on
June 10, at Irving Plaza, to mobi-
lie the needle workers on the full
campaign.
The City Committees OF the In
ternational Workers Order, are
calling on women members and
wives of members to organize Dor
ough committees, to elect dele
gates to the City-Wide Conference,
and to collect funds.