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/ INCLOSUR: 2. Hy won | | | wi ‘ON AND DEMONSTRATIONS “OPENING OF CONGRESS. With reference to Colum One, reports indicate that this group’ left Youngstown at 10:00 A.M., December 1st, in 65 cars and trucks. The total at that time was epproximately 640 people, in- cluding 50 women. There were no small children. One Fred Martin is a leader and a woman Communist of Youngstovm named Mae Blumen- thal joined the group at that point as a leader. The man John Pace, who was given a sentence of 60 days at Lincoln Park, Michigan, apnealed and was “placed on one year probation, the terms of which re~ guire that he get a job and comply with other restrictions, including that he shall stey in Michigan. It nears that he promptly left, ane police are nov seeking him in order to determine whether he has violeted his parole. It is believed thet he joined the grouns of Column One as 6 leader. Reports f1 Cincinnati state that five trucks and thirteen passenger automod: bearing 130 marchers, left Cincinnati at 8:00 A.M, on December 2nd. They bear placards indicating that they are Colunns Two, Three and Five, although Colum Five was previously sunposed to have been the one leaving New Orleans. These are the groups from Francisco, Denver, Texas, and South and West points. They are going to Parcersburg, Test Virginia. The leader is Char of Denver. One car joined the group in Cincinnati, « amony the total given. ith reference to the group from New Orleans an] which weat througa Chattanooga and was previously celled at Chattano twenty ers: December lst ; it was considerably broken uv. 2 in one truck arrived at Asheville at 3:00 A. There were no children, but there were tro + y left Asheville at 9:99 A.if, for Charlott: 38 and it appears that tac sroup is con 2, the nolice are to refuse un the city. Charlotte police accomp-. \Z part of the trip. One Lee Leisler was an advance agent. erably sion grouo duri With reference to Colwm Fight, reports from Philadelphia indicate that 25 vans and from 12 to 15 passenger automobiles left Trenton, the group comprising 700 or 850 people. Among the leaders