The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-10


ed that the T U. e. L. groups must
be strengthened and built and the min
GRITTY movement in the unions organ
lied against the reactionary and bu-
reaucratic union Leadership. This re-
dictionary leadership, recognizing the
force of revolutionary opposition is
using every effort to break down the
left wing movement. Our party com
rades must fight back and organize
more strongly than ever within the
unions and continue the struggle to
win the trade unions to Communism.
At the next general meeting of the
T. U. E. l.. the machinists' and carpen-
ters' International conventions will be
taken up as well as the policy
of the left wing in the next
national convention of the American
Federation of Labor. Meanwhile, un-
ion members, get to your group meet
ings; failure to attend will result in
party action.
shop Nuclei Among Clothing Workers.
A program is being worked out to
organize shop nuclei among the Anal
gamated Clothing Workers party mem.
bers and in the next few weeks it is
expected that number of shop nu-
clei will be in existence. Thus the
first actual and practical steps toward
reorganization will have been taken.
Some branches have not yet sent
in their industrial registration. Only
about 70 per cent of the registration
in. To properly handle industrial
trade union and shop nuclei work, we
must have complete industrial regis.
tration Of every member. Shoot in
your Industrial registration.
The Young Workers League dele
gate reported that the Chicago Young
Workers League was doing better
work than at any time during it's ex
istence. The league was recognizing
completely on a basis of the working
area branch as a preliminary to com
plete reorganization on shop nuclei
basis. The reorganization is to be
completed by November /, and % new
nuclei are to be established within
three months after the reorganization
A factory campaign on all mailing or
der houses is to be started in Novem
Der.
Election Campaign Activity Increasing
A detailed report on the last activi
ties in the election campaign was Civ
en- by Comrade Abern.
On the whole, he said, the Workers
Party in Chicago had responded wei
to the campaign to place Workers
Party candidates on the ballot. Allofth,
candidates went over and in the con
gressional districts we were success
full in obtaining sufficient signatures
to place five out of seven candidates
on the ballot. (See other columns o.
the DAILY WORKER).
All the districts made excellent at
tempts in the work, Dictrict 5 alone
not doing by any means as we'll as il
should have. The Young Workers
League did especially good service
in this campaign and in every district
were responsible for a large share OF
signatures. The league is to be con
graduated for it's efforts. Dictrict !
did good job, the Englewood Y. w
L., South Side English and Scan.
dinavian doing the best work.
District also went over, with a
number Of individuals, reported Com
rade zolSaitis, being mainly RESPONSE
BILE for putting Comrade Podkulsh on
the ballot
District 6, altho failing to get It's
candidate on the ballot, did very well
towards the end OF the campaign and
II the comrades in that district had
started out as well, there is no doubt
that they would have gotten the dis
trict over.
District made the best job. This
district where Comrade Hammers
mark was candidate was the best or
ganized; altho having the most sigma
lures TO obtain, 1000, the job was
done. Karl Marx Scandinavian was
one of the branches that did excep.