The daily worker., 1924-10-27

ers Party, Local Chicago, Oct. 21.
This marks the beginning Of reorgan-
ization of the party on the basis Of
shop nuclei 1t is a big step forward
and will, no doubt, bring excellent
results, politically and organizational-
ly.
To further hasten the development
of shop nuclei organization the next
meeting Of the City Central Com.
mittee will have as its main feature
discussion on shop nuclei, Comrade
Abern leading the discussion.
The party members in the clothing
trades are forming the basis for the
beginnings of shop nuclei organiza
ton, and meetings are being held reg
ularly for this purpose.
Resolutions Adopted on Food Work
ers and Metal Trades
Resolutions dealing with the activ-
tiles of the food workers group in the
recent elections in the union, and the
difficulties of party members In a par
ticular machine shop were adopted.
These resolutions are printed in an
other section of the DAILY WORK
Err. Discussions on industrial policy
in the City Central Committee is re-
sulting in Qualification of the mem
bership. Reports were also made on
the situation in the building trades
and the necessity Of comrades attend
ing every union to carry on the strug
gle therein.
The industrial registration is now
being complied and will be available
for T. U. E. L. and Party use in a
few days. A few branches have failed
yet to send in their registration.
Join The Party
Thirty-two new members were
brought into the Party at this last
C. c. c. meeting. They were accepted
into the following branches: South
Side Scandinavian one member;
North Side English, one; Douglas
Park English, two; Spanish branch,
two; Mid City English, 8; Irving
Park English, one; Czecho Slovak
Cicero, Womens', seven; North West
Jewish, two; Shop Nucleus No. 4,
one; Shop Nucleus No 2, two; Doug
las Park Jewish, two; Ukrainian No
1, three; Ukrainian No. 5, three; Rus
sian No 1. one. Among these we're
twelve union workers: seven from
the Amalgamated Clothing Workers,
and one each from the Carpenters,
Sheet Metal Workers, Machinists,
Printers and the |. w. w.
EduSational Activities
On education, Comrade Gomez re-
ported that comrades had been sec
ured to appear before the branches on
theses of the Fifth Congress of the
Communist International, and also to
address all new comrades entering in
to the Party. See other columns.
The Young Workers League at
Work
The Y. w. L. has completed its re-
organization on the basis of working
area branches, is developing drive
on the mail order houses and is cam
paigning to aid in establishing a
weekly Young Worker by the 1st of
January. There are fourteen Junior
Groups in existence.
City Organization to Take Over
Literature
Very shortly, in order to increase
the sale of literature and to centralize
its distribution, the city organization
will take over the sale Of literature
to the branches, and the National
Office will no longer deal with the
branches direct. The Literature De-
partment is working out a plan for
efficient sale of literature at unions
and other meetings.
Final Election Campaign Drive
In the last two weeks Of the cam.
paign, local Chicago is trying to put
over a large number of meetings, in,
doors and outdoors, in all districts
Mass meetings are to be arranged in
every congressional district and the
branches are to cooperate towards
their success. Details will appear in
other columns.
Work At The Ballot Box, Nov. 4th.
Poll-watchers will be required for
the elections on November T. Bran.
ches should send in names and ad.
dresses OF comrades able to help us
out.
Towards A Greater Activity
At the last City Executive Com
mittee meeting discussions were held
with representatives Of the Hungar.
ians and the Russians, on means Of
developing work in those units. Shop
nuclei especially were discussed. At
the next meeting a representative OF
our Finnish comrades will report.
A Committee on international
Workers Aid was appointed.
The Labor Defense--DAILY WORK.
Err Bazaar is progressing, with every
hope Of huge success.