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vet. U.S. Bureau of Hrwestigation Mepartment of Frrstice Washington, B.C. November 21, 1932. CuILUREN'S DEMONSTRATIONS. A circular urging the organization of meetings for the election of child delegates in all easter: states to go to Washington and take part in the demonstration on November 24 describes this as the "Children's Hunger Delegation", states it will serve as a mighty prelude to the Netional Hunger March, and asks that it be supported by local demands for action in every city, town, and neizhbornood. Tt incitudes the slogen WForvard to a neisanberncad 2 ACLUAES The SLliOPZaN, “CFOrWwara a successful hunger march on December 5", and is sicneda by the National Committee of the Unemployed Councils of tre United States of America, Central Bureau; Young Pioneers of America, National Committee; and Workers Internation Relief. It is so reported that the National Children's Eunger Delegation is to concentrate on Wasnington on Thanks- giving Day, November 24, to demand of President Hoover re- lief for vorkines class children, and to nold e public hear- ing on "child misery in the United States", The merch is sponsored by the Young Pioneers of Anerica, 25 Fast 1l?th Street, Wew York, and the National Committee of Unemployed Councils, 799 Broadway, New York City. The child delesates will be the elected representatives of workers* children in the eastern states. Doctors and nurses will accompany the delegates, according to the announcement. A list of demands to be presented by the children to Presicent Hoover sre: 1. Unemployment insurance for their parents he 50.00 immediate relief ror unemployed workers and 510.90 for each dependent» 3. Appropriations by Congress for the establisea- ment of Federal Child Relief Stations 4. Abolition of child labor in the United States. It is reported that open hearings on child labor and touild misery" will be heid in Washington anc throughout the y. Xe