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Roports from New Orleans dated November 22 indicate that a meetin of the Workers' Ex-service Men's League was to be held November 23, and at that time final arrengements would be made for tronsvorting the so-called hunger marchers to Washington from New Orleans., It appears probeble taat these plans would include the arrival of a truck in Nev Orleans Seturday, Novenber 26, to pick up a number of marchers there and two privately owned automobiles are to stsrt out from New Orlenns with the truck on Sunday, November 27. Several children are to accompeny the group. Reports from California received Novenber 23 indicate that olans were changed ond the San Francisco: colum sto proceed on November 14 to San Diego; on November 15 to uma, Arizona; Sovember 16, to Phoenix; November 17, from Phoenix to Lordsburg, New Mexico, being joined at Lordsburg py divisions from Bisbee, Tuscon, 2nd Dougles, Arizona; Novenaber 18, Lordsburg to €ocorro, New Mexico; Nov her 19, to co; November 20, Trin » Colorado; r Zi, to Pucblo, Colorado; Hevenber 22, to Denver; Hoveaber 23, to & s City. & Denver Tolwan 3 was to unite with Colunn 2 sterting from Francisco. reports state tht on Novenber 1/ the Los hageles deles ation started witn some tvelve individuals in a Chevrolet truck. One J. C. Britton ¥ S to be in charge of delegation. Three additional delezetes were to be 2dded at Diego. Reports from Okluhonz City cated sov thut a group of tacse marchers .745 to Lecve Ol nfzht, where they would be joined by three del mea and one negro woman. These reports indieute t VOn Huber previcusly pentioned is 2 Russian Pole dosorted from the United @Se According to Inmigr: ation Ofticials, Von Huber was in Tes, 1932, given u hearing under the Iaaigration Laws, ond is under orders to be deported fron the United States or allowed to make volimtary deaavture. This order permits him to remain until Janusry 1, 1933.