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Colorado Springs on November 22, vhere three delegetes from that city would go in the march. These reports stste that agitators at Colorado pri: indicated that 3,000 delegates were expected to arrive at Washington. The delegates from the Colorado city ned ag J. C. (Cornie) Feste, chairman of the delegtes, ly be leader in Washington; one Jobn Sallak, who Colorado Springs August 17, 1932, for violation of the Prohibition 3 and one Paul Trichak. The reports state that Sallek has also been arrested for another Prohibition ation, in 1928, for which he is now cn bond for anppecrance in federal Court at Denver, Colorado. Reports from Birmingham, Alabema, detcd November 21, indicate that the Chattonooge Police end law enforcenent officicls are using every possible means to discourage the march. Reports from Chicago cuted November 21, 1932, st«te that it is expected that 15,000 persons wil} participate in the Naticnsl Hunger March. Column 1, which left Seattle Nov exp.eted to 2 South Rend, in Pittcburgh on December 1 and arriving in These reports Bs te figures, " considered sinimum ccecording to stop over points: mber 15, was Caicago November 22, er 26, joining Column 4 hington December 4. "Colum 1, Chic. - with Rockford, fouth Chicsgo, Chicuce Heights, Reselnnd, etc., meet- ing either in Chicago or 2s mareh pisses throug their torns. Delegate follows: Chicago 200, others veen 1 and 5, depending elections, complisnce, equipment ments. ekford 103; all "South Bend - with Harbor, Whiting, H. LaPorte, Elkhart, Goshen, Fort 1 e, etc., with a total of 70 delegates to be distributed on busis of immediate oction of Party throvgh fractions in unemployeé councils.