The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-22

workers like black cloud, with t
feverishly preparing itself for the near
future, when it will throw the working
class youth into the field of war for
the profits of the bleated plutocrats,
it is more than ever our duty to make
every attempt to rally as many young
workers as possible to our meetings,
in order that we may show them the
dangers they face and draw them in
to our ranks for the struggle against
capitalism.
The meetings this year must be
held in every city and town that has
branch Of the league. Not a moment
must be lost in preparing. The earlier
you start, the more successful your
meeting will be.
Party Cooperation.
As usual, the leagues should get the
immediate cooperation and support
from the local Workers Party organ
izations. A party speaker should be
included on the program, besides the
league speakers. 1t is advisable to
have few musical numbers, but care
should be taken to see that the meet
ing does not sink into social gather
ing. Our celebrations this year must
be demonstrations of a Communist
character, where our slogans must be
spread as widely as possible among
the young workers.
Not only will the National Office fur
nish the leagues with an attractive
poster, which will aid in filling up
your meeting halls, but special issue
of the Young Worker for sale at the
demonstrations. 1t is necessary for the
/ leagues to send in their orders for ex-
ira copies of this issue Immediately.
Points For Speakers.
The speakers for the league should
touch on the following points mainly:
1. The Spectre of Unemployment.
2. The Preparations for War.
On the first point we must use the
slogans: ~ The six-hour day and the
five-day week for all young workers in
order that more young workers may
tget jobs; (2) All young workers who
are unemployed to be trained vocation
ally, under supervision of the trades
unions and at the expense of the gov
eminent and the employers.
On the second point, our speakers
must point out the necessity for firm
opposition to increased ornaments
and must particularly stress the men,
ace of imperialist wars.
There are slogans for this, the
Tenth International Youth Day. We
must not permit them to remain on
paper, but we must seek to rally the
young workers into our organization
on that basis.
International Youth Day must be
used to still further carry on the or
4 ganizational work of the league. Our
efforts to create nuclei in the basic
industries must be continued with de-
termination that has never been
known before. In distributing the
leaflets for Youth Day, cover partic-
ularly the shops in which young
workers are employed. More atten-
ton must be given to reach the young
workers employed in industry. They
are the element we need in order to
improve the social composition of the
membership of our league.
Finances.
The entire proceeds of Youth Day
meetings are to be turned over to the
national Office. All funds possible
must be raised in order to permit or
ganizers to tour the leagues and to
strengthen the organization nationally.
We must clean up all the debts OF the
national Office, so that we can carry
on our work freely, without having
any fear of interruption because of
lack of funds.
Begin NOW with the preparations
for the Tenth International Youth Day.
Bring all young workers to the ban
ner of the Young Workers League Of
America.
For the six-hour day and the five-day
week for the working youth.
For the maintenance OF the unem-
ployed youth at the expense of CAPT.
talism.
Down with preparations for i'm
perialist wars!
Let us work for the most effective
celebration Of International Youth
Day ever held in America.
The National Executive Committee,
Young Workers League Of America.
Martin Abern, Executive Sec'y.
Bryan No Antdote.
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