The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-06


their names and addresses to the local
Office.
c. c. c. to Meet Soon In Another Hall.
The City Central Committee decid.
ed to change the meeting place from
the Workers Lyceum to 722 Blue
Island Ave, the headquarters Of the
Italian and Greek comrades. The new
headquarters are more centrally 10.
Gated, and it is expected that the
change will result in a greater at.
tendance at the c. c. c. meetings.
However, the next meeting of the
G. c. G. will take place in the Work.
ers' Lyceum, 2733 HIrsch Blvd, Sept.
rs, at 8 p. m.
Many New Members Being Enrolled
Into the Party.
Twenty-Five new members were &C.
cepted at the last meeting from the
following branches: Finnish, 1; South
Side English, 1; Douglas Park Jewish,
2; German, 1; Ukrainian No. 1, /;
Czecho-Slovakian No. Berwyn, 1; Rus
sian, 1 Italian, Grand Crossing, 8;
Northwest English, 8; Lithuanian No.
3; 6. Union members among them
were from pattern makers, iron mold.
ers, furriers, clothing workers.
Transfers were received, two from
Los Angeles, one from Waukegan and
New York, and one transfer granted
to New York. In this connection
comrades who leave town shall make
sure of obtaining their transfers from
the branch. There are many cases
turnout the country of comrades who
have failed to obtain transfers and
consequently in many instances have
been disconnected from the party.
Branches To Check Up On Member
ship.
AS means of ascertaining the &C.
tivity Of every member and incident
ally to find our actual dues paying
membership, every Party branch is in
structed to call in the membership
books of the members and check up
on each one and get the members in
good standing Immediately. Not
merely dues paying members are
wanted, but live comrades.
Recommend Negro LeafIet.
The CCC recommended to the
Central Executive Committee that it
issue pamphlet on the Negro work.
ers. At the last Enlarged Executive
Committee a thorough discussion on
the Negro question was held, Com.
rade Gordon Owens making the main
report. The Enlarged Executive com.
mittee as announced previously takes
up special federation matters. At the
next meeting of Enlarged Executive
Committee on Wednesday, September
10th, at the local office Comrade Paul
Petras of the Hungarian, will review
the work and problems of the Hun
garian comrades and workers.
Discussion On Young Workers League
The Young Workers League dele
gates reported excellent progress in
their field, especially in their indus
trial activity. Their industrial regis
tration was almost completed and
they were furthering plans for their
factory campaigns which have been
so successful. Comrade Farley re-
ported very successful Junior Con.
vention. The question of educational
activity in relation to the League and
Junior section and aid from the Party
was gone into and efforts will be made
to obtain teachers to help out.
Educational.
Speakers Glass every Friday at
1902 w. Division st. A class on Eng
fish for foreign-speaking comrades
will begin on Wednesday, September
10, at 722 Blue Island Ave. Comrade
Swabeck's Glass in Trade Union Tao.
tics and Conduct will start on Thurs
day, September II, at 722 Blue Island
Ave.
The Delegates from the Fifth Con.
gress of the Communist international
are returning. Branches wishing to
get them to speak should notify of the
date they want to have speaker and
We VII 0obO q oPcdhCA AOA huCAus
Czecho-Slovak membership meeting
Of August 20 was very successful. The
Czecho-Slovak comrades are going full
steam ahead to put over a Communist
Czecho-Slovak paper in Chicago. A
full report is given in another column
OF the DAILY WORKER.
Jewish comrades reported progress
on the left wing conference in con.
nection with the Foster Campaign.
We again remind delegates to the
City Central Committee that in addi-
tion to the summarized minutes they
receive, the reports in the DAILY
WORKER are official and shall be
used to make report to the branches.
Work is progressing, but more
speed is wanted.
Martin Abern, Secretary.