The Daily Worker Newspaper, December 12, 1931, Page 4

¥ Benes ss pan meerecese> DAILY WORKER, NEW YORK, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1931 —— = — ————— ——S[S—[SSSee ne” of Hoover and Congress to the Hunger Marchers was expressed in Police Order Number 4: “In all marches. and in assemblies and meetings, the Hunger Marchers and spectators will be kept sufficiently separated so that either group can be dealt with without affecting the other group.” A section of the Hunger March on the way to the Capitol. The dome of the fe ite is i e i \f 7 “3 March entering the Plaza in front of the Capitol. To the right is the Senate building to beans One See a es gree et ate the ordered ranks of the denied admittance. Note ihe three armed police immediately below the statue in the > spa cla as DIAC AE TS. SER ee Hun. » Hunger March Delegation \ Here is the first section of tl errr: The Hunger March down Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House. Note the exter of Chicago, official spokesman for the delegation, de- motorcycle police in front of the marchers the ce of lynchinzs and f liom of Tom Moon and the crowd jamming the sidewalks from fore the Wh the curbs to the buildings. cs The solid ranks of police before the Capitol building. Ranks of police just as solid as these flanked the Hunger Marchers every step of the route through Washington. A sign on one of the Hunger March trucks showing the states represented in its section. A section of the enormous crowd streaming across the Capitol grounds.after the demonstration to follow the Hynger Marchers down Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House. The motorcycle police before the Capitol building. This extensive police mobilization was in conformity with order No, 3 which read in part: “The Packed crowd of sympathizers before the auditorium in Washing- : ‘ , mission or objective...... is to maintain the Hunger Marchers under lon where the Hunger March Conference wae held and a National Here is how one of the slogans of tae Muager March hit the surveillance, individually and collectively, during the entire period of theiz te P| Committee elected. ar 2 dome of the Capital! ‘ visit to Wasgington.” a 5 vibe |