Pope Pius XII and May Day Feast of St. Joseph the Worker in Vatican City; May Day Communist rally in Rome; Christian wor

In St. Peter's Basilica, Pope Pius celebrates the first May Day feast of St. Joseph the Worker, urging workers to resist Communism. Meanwhile, in Rome, 30,000 left-wing followers gather to hear Communist leaders. The Church counters this with a dramatic move from Milan, where 100,000 Catholic workers send a statue of Christ the Worker to Rome. The statue arrives in St. Peter's Square, marking the climax of a unique May Day observance.

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