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theiwoomite lor oyed and-emp CLEVELAND MARCH 6 DEMO —Red Flag flying from top of 7 spea! OF THE UNEMPLOY ED.—Postet= Minor ho with Harry Raymond and Joseph Lestoh weré¢hosen s by the 100,000 demonstrators in Union ‘Square, ¢ instructed to take the “Work or Wages” demands vere jailed when they tried to penetrate the police army behind which Mayor Walker was hiding, held in jail for nearly a week by refusal of bail, re-arrest when ‘bailed, etc., then held. for Mareh 24 before a court which permits no jury, then flouted and jeered at by Walker when they crashed the meeting of the Board of Estimates and presented the unemployed demands anyway PARADE STARTS IN WAS the capi 1,000 partici bombs into t d. In front of the White House crowds IN THE souTH TOO—Negro and white workers in Unemployed 00. other workers cxowded 14 blocks on Ghar Demonstration at Greenville, South Carolina. Top, shows L. C. Mes nizer of the Communist Party, on shoulders of Curry, organizer of the National Textile Workers Union, speaking. Botton, Anna Burlak, addressing the workers. ie PITTSBURGH JOBLESS TAKE,OVER ST —Over 20,000 unemployed workers participated tn demonstration before Pennsylvania Static ore than Street and City County building. Pat Devine, 7 IN THE NAME OF THE RULING, CLASS—Detroit police chasing crowls upon Woodward Ave. All traffie cease BOSTON MASSES FIGHT—Crowd in 5. % 3 *, after 50,000 workers came from Boston Common demonstration BUFFALO WORKERS PREPARE—Preparations for the Mass March 6 Demonstration in Buffale ||| iF