The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-08-31

ana Madison ave, from Wn
Tompkins Square, Seventh St. and
Avenue A.
The chief speaker at the rally to
be held at Seventh St. and Avenue
A will be I. Anter, Communist can
didate for Governor of New York.
This will mark his first appearance
in the election campaign. The or
CARNATIONS expected to take part
in the demonstration and parade
will line up in the following man
nsr:
On Madison Ave. from 23rd to
25th ST. the Y. c. L. and Commu-
mist Party will line up side by side,
with the Y. c. L. nearest the park
On Gath st. between Madison and
Fourth Ave, the Labor Sports
Union, all independent unions, such
as the United Radio Workers, the
United Shoe and Leather, the
Amalgamated Food, Celluloid, Tele-
graph Messengers, etc, and on oath
st. between Fourth Ave. and Lex
ington the 7. w. o. Youth and
Adult, the Young Pioneers, and
City Clubs Council will line up. On
18th st. between Madison and
Fourth Ave. the A. F. of L. unions,
such as the I. L. G. w. u, Dress,
Knitgoods, Neckwear, Painters, etc,
will be followed by the Interna-
tional Labor Defense, and between
Fourth Ave. and Lexington Ave. the
National Student League, will be
followed by the F. S. u, the Lam
guage clubs, and the Office Work
ers Union. On 26th St., between
Madison and Fourth, the T. U. U.
L, unions will line up in the order
OF the Fur Shipping Clerks, the
Furriers Union, Bathrobe workers,
Knitgoods and Metal, while between
Fourth and Lexington, the Marine.
Laundry, Food Clerks, Cafeteria
Workers, Hotel and Restaurant
Workers, Furniture Workers, Paint
ers, etc, will line up.
Tonight's Rallies
Large gathering of workers, youth
and adult are expected at the pre-
liminary rallies tonight in Harlem,
at 126th st. and Lenox Ave, at
8 pm, Downtown, to parade from
18TH st. and Avenue A to Houston
st. and Avenue G beginning at
8 pm; Red Hook, at Columbia Pl
and State st. at 8 pm; and Crown
Heights, Throop Ave. and Quincy
st. at 7 pm.
On the night of International
Youth Day a Youth Frolic to be
held at the Workers Center, SO E
18th st., 8 pm, which will be full
of fun and entertainment and will
feature an anti-war film, the
''Sniper."
Detroit Demonstration Saturday
DETROIT, Aug. 3G.-The Com
munist Party and Young Commu-
mist League here have issued a
joint call urging all Negro and
white workers to join with the
young workers and students in the
international Youth Day demon
stration to be held here Saturday
at $50 p, m. at Perrian Park, Chene
and Warren Streets.
The central slogans of the rally
will be protest againt war prep
arations under the N.RA. and q
call to defend the Soviet Union
against the aggressive provocations
of japanese imperialism.
After the demonstration there
will be an indoor snti-war rally al
the Finnish Hall, 1859 14th Street
Philadelphia Permit Refused
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3O.-Twc
international Youth Day demon
Strations will be held here Satur.
day. The main demonstration vii
be at 8 p. m. in Mcpherson Square
Kensington. The other demon.
stration will be held at 2 O'Clock
that same day at 22nd SHeet anc
Ridge Avenue in the heart of thu
Negro section, where the recen
mass protest against discrimination
took place.
Police officials are refusing t.
grant permit for the 2 o'clocl
demonstration, but plans are bein,
formed to have a parade from