The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-20

L
ers, Wood Turner's and BARRIERS I'm
ion.
The Czecho-Slovaks are doing excel
lent work in organizing and reorganiz-
| ing their branches, other branches
being organized in Berwyn and also a
woman's branch in Cicero. This mem
bership increase, however, is not suffi
cient and our efforts must be more
than redoubled. Remember to get
your Communist merit stamps for get
ting new members or securing a new
subscriber to the DAILY WORKER.
Educational Bulletin Distributed.
Educational Director reported on
classes being conducted and to be
started. A resolution from the South
Slav branch to discontinue the weekly
educational bulletin sent out for the
use of street speakers and for discus
sion in branches was turned down.
The City Central Committee unani
mously endorsed its issuance and
asked, further, that it's scope be ex-
tended as much as possible. Further
development of educational activity
for branches being considered by City
Executive Committee.
The auditing committee on July 4th
picnic reported all o. X.
In connection with financial &C
counts, however, the city Office urges
speedy settlement of the debts of
the various branches and declarations,
especially on Julys 4th picnic, Foster
meeting and Press picnic tickets,
since funds are greatly needed in the
campaign, which as it progresses, nat
urally requires more and more fl
nances.
Street meeting are still being con-
Quoted very successfully, about rs be-
ing held weekly.
The next meeting of the city central
committee will be held at the new
hall, 722 Blue Island Ave- Greek
headquarters), Tuesday, October z.
Young Workers League.
Following up factory campaigns
started. Laying plans for conducting
lRClOAy CdnpdiSn0 III nldl1 OiACA
houses in the city of Chicago. Each
branch to adopt" a factory, ito be re-
sponsible for carrying on propaganda
and agitation at a factory employing
youth labor nearest to that branch or
where some of its members work. Civ
ing good help to taking straw vote at
factories. Jewish League branches
have an English speaker regularly
every month. Jewish speakers sup
piled to our branches by Jewish c.
c. c.
Branches are urged to order the ex-
cellent pamphlets issued by the ma
tional Office, especially for campaign
purposes. One is the pamphlet on
the campaign in the form of questions
and answers by Alexander Bittelman
and is sold at 1Oc. 1t is particularly
valuable for street meetings sales as
well as generally. Another is the
pamphlet on unemployment by Com.
rade Browder at sc and the Lovestone
pamphlet on LaFollette at 15c.
The DAILY WORKER-Labor De-
Tense Council bazaar still requires
number of comrades for special work.
Call the local Office for any aid you
can give.
Tickets are out to all the branches
for the big demonstration and meeting
for Foster and Gitlow at the Ashland
Auditorium, 2:30 Sunday, October IL. |
In addition to the speakers, The
Young Workers League Orchestra will
be on hand and it is almost certain
the Freiheit Singing Society. 1t should
be possible to dispose of all these
tickets easily among outsiders. We |
also call upon comrades to help in the
distribution Of the DAILY WORKER.
Special edition to be printed for this
meeting as well as the leaflets.
Local Chicago is in the midst of
many activities and work is going on
well. With the election campaign
and with the beginning of work for1
shop nuclei organization, we can ex.
pect to go forward even more swiftly
in every field. Every branch should
make an effort to give every member
something to do in the branch.
Put every member on a committee
and make him work.
Every member an active agitator
and worker for Communism!
Fraternally yours,
WORKERS PARTY-Loeal Chicago
Martin Abern, Secretary.