New York, Agr, 20.
Radical leaders, spokesmen for the rear army of the unemployed, and other forces of unrest throughout the United. States to-day declared that May 1 will see the greatest demonstrations sine the World War.
Plans are being kept secret in etail, but demonstrations are expected to take place in all the Targest cities of the country.
According to custom, "de mat will be made for more work, a policy of no speeding up in the factories, and no evictions for the unemployed who ave unable to pay for rent of thely houses and apartments.
Sympathy with Soviet Russia will expressed in many of the demonstrations, it was understood today.
Meanwhile the Veterans of Foreign Wars have determined to "learn Gust what the communist movement amounts to" and they intend to steal the show" to as great an extent as possible.
They have already obtained per-sion to parade on May 1 and to conduct a programme in Union Square, the usual meeting-place of} the unemployed.
Femrs of fresh clashes, following' those of the past few weeks in the Targer cities, have arisen and special precautions will be taken by police in New York and other centres.—United Press,
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