The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-03-27
ManyAni-War
Meets Planned
For April 9th
New York, Chicago and
Boston Announce
Programs

NEW YORK. - The workers Of
New York are preparing to observe
the seventeenth anniversary of the
entrance of the United States into
the World War, April 6, with many
outdoor rallies, eliminating in a
mass meeting of protest and mobili-
cation against the impending war.
This meeting will be held in st.
Nicholas Arena, SO w. 66th ST., IN
der the auspices of The New York
City Central Committee of the
American League Against War and
Fascism.
The City Central Committee
has called a special meeting on
April 2 to prepare for the April 6
demonstration. All city-wide or
CARNATIONS are urged to elect two
delegates (neighbOrhOOd Commit
tees of the League, five), and send
them to this meeting, in Irving
Plaza, 18th st. and Irving Place,
at s pm. This meeting viii be the
final mobilization for the April 6
mass meeting. All unions, clubs
and other organizations should
Immediately get leaflets and
tickets for distribution at the Of
flee of the American League, liz
E. 18th St., Room COS.
Already 100 organizations have
sent $50 delegates to the City Cen
trail Committee and activities on a
large scale are now planned both
before and after April 6, culmmat-
ing in a great demonstration of
August - the twentieth anniver-
sary of the outbreak Of the WoSld
War.
Boston to Fight Meet Ban
BOSTON.-The Boston sections
of the Young Communist Ltiague
have called upon all working class
organizations to participate in a
demonstration against war and faS-
cism on April 6. The demonstra-
ton will be held at the Boston Com
mon at fremont and West Sts., at
$50 pm.
The application for a permit for
this demonstration has been refused
by Mayor Mansfield. This is clear
case of discrimination against the
Young Communist League, since a
meeting on that same corner was
held by the Socialist Party on
Feb. %.
The Young Communist League
and the International Labor De-
Tense have begun a mass campaign
of protest. Hundreds of protest
post cards have already been sent
to the Mayor. All workers organ
izations in New England should
Immediately send kilograms of pro-
test to Mayor Mansfield, City Hall,
Boston, Mass, to force the granting
of permit.
Chicago Youth Anti-War Meet
DAILY Worker Midwest Bureau)
CHICAGO.-A mass youth DEM
onstration against war and for the
use of war funds for relief and con-
tinuation of c. w. A. will be held
in front of the Cribben and Sexton
ammunition plant, at Sacramento
and Chicago Ave-, April 6, at
$3.50 pm.
The demonstration, called by the
Youth Section of the Chicago
League Against War and Fascism,
will meet in front of the plant.
Chicago will fight against any i'm
perialist war.
Cribben and Sexton, who now
make stoves, made shells during
the last war and its shell-making
machinery has recently been in
spected and made ready for instant
use.
A delegation will be elected to
protest to the manufacturers. The
delegation will report at a mass
meeting April 10 at Herzl Commu-
nifty Center, Evergreen and Califor-
MIA Ave.
Speakers are visiting Y. P. S. L..
circles, Young Judea groups and
other organizations, urging their
members to participate in the dem
onstration.
LOS ANGMES.-The police COM
missioner has denied the Youth
Section of the American League
Against Fascism and War a permit
to hold a dance. No reason was
given. A committee of lawyers will
carry on fight on behalf of the
League.