People v. Young

The evidence in this case discloses that a group of five hundred or more people, members of various organizations, journeyed in a motor caravan from the city of Los Angeles to the city of San Diego on May 30, 1933', for the purpose of meeting to protest against “imperialistic war”. They assembled in Newton Park in the city of San Diego on the afternoon of the day in question. Speeches were made and at the close of the meeting the chairman announced that an application had been made to the cit)council of the city of San Diego for permission to parade, but that the request had been refused. He…