The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-09

NOVY X. these
IN early issues All Of foreign language publications,
daily as well as weekly and mOnhy will join hands in this
the triumph Of the American Communist movement will only
be assured when it has enlisted the workers of all national
tiles under its crimson standards.
The DAILY WORKER is just much the weapon Of the
fcregnborn as of the worker 1t the champion
alike of all oppressed labor speaks language
of the universal fight against the enemy capitalist
The foregnborn worker intelligent and aggressive in
his own language, dodge support Of the English
language Communist press by the often heard
cannot read the English language" That the
That the Communist oreign-Ianguage press does not
atshd to A sh ANY the present campaign
shown by the enthusiasm with which is taking up its
share Of This task of today.
Every foregn-anguage worker in touch in his
neghborhood and his job with English speaking workers.
his present drive is good time to introduce the DAILY
much of the 1000 paytrotism with which they super
saturated during the war The growing Unemployment the
wages are all contributing to the complete awakening of
The Great Born American Citizen He is beginning
fighting He will welcome the Communist message that
the DAILY WORKER will bring to him.
That very good suggestion that the editor of the
Lithuanian Daily Lasve has offer to the foregnanguage
speaking fathers of natveborn children He urges that the
fathers subscribe for the DAILY WORKER their children
pointed out that in this way the children will develop
desire for Communist literature They will be away
Winning the children for Communism is probably the
greatest task of the American Communist is
the same in other countries Unless the children against
the Mooch social order of capitalism; revolution is
impossible For the children of today the grown
OF tomorrow Public school education the contents of the
whole capitalist press the movie the radio every other
avenue of communication and propaganda all used
hold the children taunch supporters of the established
social ORDER Which clutches them frantcay in its profit grip
The slogan of the Lasve should be raised by every other
foreignanguage Communist publication. Every of
the s sdpsf the DAILY s3VSe
fHA nV0F fNrcinr ham a,oY<o
But there is way for the Engsh-language speaking
workers who have already been won for Communism. or
who sympathze with its message ecprocate. They
have task to perform. Their duty is also clear.
this snps sos %0 who not saa
reached in the foreign-Ianguage Communist publication
issued in his language
The oregn-bcn toer constitutes the majority of
who labor in the nations great basic industries the
and in the steel mills This also true of the great textile
and other industries Crmnay long hours give them little
time to learn the English Language The cruel exploitation
of the body numbs the brain and incapable study
Leisure moments The days of unemployment
worse than those the job because they carry with them
the neveWreckng hunt for another place But the
oregnborn worker will read literature in his language
The Communist message will come to him like welcome
deIiverer.
It is the duty Of every Englsh-Ianguage worker while
as 70 Get a news on ITS SCR @
language Communist press In order acquant readers
with our press published in the various foreign languages
list OF these publications Is published herewith:
ukRAINIAN DAILY NEWS St, New York CITY,
NovY MIR (Russan) 2s1 E. 18th City
IL LAvoRAToRE (taan 1f1s Washington Blvd, Chicago
RovNosT LuDo (sIovsk) W, 18th ST., Chicago.
oEsTEPTAREA tRoumansn, Hastings Detroit MIoh
PHoLETAR ArmenIan ~, Madison York
RoRoTNIczY TRY5UNA POLISH W. Blvd, Chicago
TYoMiEs (Finnish) 55s, Superior, Wise.
TovERl (FInnlsh) &c. Astoria,
sAzNANc (6uIsarlan) 343 {. Ave, Detroit
RADNIk (souh sisvle) 1918 W Washington Chicago.
NY IT'D (scandinavan) 2oo3 N. California Ave-, Chicago.
ELoRE tHunsarIan) SO fst ST, New York city.
ETEENPAiN (FInnIsh) 50 Belmont Worcester, Mass
LAIsvE (Lthuanian) as on Eyck St, Brooklyn, NJ "
WINS (LithuanIsn) 251s HaIsted St, Chicago.
NEW YORKER voLKszEITuNG Germany Spruce ST., NJ "
FREIHEIT (Jewish) 1853 {. Broadway City.
JUS LIN (Esthonian) 1887 York CITY
EMPRos (creek) f11s W. Washington Blvd, Chicago.
oHRANA (czechosovak) s26 {. 7srd St, city.