The Daily Worker

PREPARE UNITED ACTIONS OF ALL THE WORKERS MAY FIRST:

376 Delegates in Chicago United Front for May
CHICAGO, Ill., April 3.-Organizing a united demonstration for May First, followed by the huge Free Tom Mooney Mass Meeting the same evening at the Chicago Stadium, was the main subject of discussion of the United Front May Day Conference held yesterday. The 376 delegates gave their approval to the report of John Williamson, representing the Communist Party, and endorsed the action of sending a letter to the Socialist Party, to unite in a single May Day demonstration on the main burning issues facing the working class. Lucy Parsons, widow of A. Parsons, martyr of Chicago's Haymarket demonstration of 1886, was elected vice-chairman.

A committee was elected to present this program to the next conference of the Socialist Party.

Socialist Youth Held Back

In answer to the letter of the Communist Party already a week ago the city committee of the Young Peoples' Socialist League, stated that at their meeting on March 23 they "endorsed the principle of a single May Day demonstration in Chicago by the entire working class on May First as proposed by the Communist Party and the Young Communist League." But the youth organization waited for "favorable action" from "the County Executive of the Socialist Party." So far, the Socialist Party has not replied.

Demonstrate in Union Park

The conference decided to hold the demonstration in Union Park, followed by a parade in workingclass neighborhoods.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 3.-United Front May Day Conferences will be held as follows:

Minneapolis, Minn.-April 9, 2 p.m., A. O. U. W. Hall, 8 South Seventh Street. A call issued by the Provisional Committee is addressed to all workers organizations, including locals of the Farmer-Labor Party, Socialist Party, A. F. of L., and others.

Organizations that do not meet in time to elect delegates to the April 9 conference can elect delegates to the second session of the conference two weeks later, on April 23.

Ironwood, Mich.-April 2, at the Palace Hall.

Ontanogan, Mich.-April 5, at the Green Farmers Hall.

Hancock, Mich.-April 16, at the Hancock Labor Hall.

Iron River, Mich.-April 2, 1:30 p.m., at the Bruno Hall.

Marquette, Mich.-April 2.

Soo, Mich.-April 2.

RACINE, Wis., April 3.-April 11 has been set as the date for the United Front May Day conference. Calls have been sent to unions and other workers' organizations.

Indianapolis Prepares

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 3.-The United Front May Day Conference of all workingclass organizations is to take place on Sunday, April 9, 2 p.m., at 35 South Delaware. All workingclass organizations are urged to send their delegates to this conference.

The Section Committee of the Communist Party addressed a letter to the Marion County Committee of the Socialist Party proposing one united front May Day Conference and one May Day demonstration of the entire working class in Indianapolis.

The second conference is called for April 23, 10 a.m., at Imperial Hall, 2409 North Halstead. The intervening time will be used to further develop united front action of the Chicago workers for May First.