The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-22
Let the Red Flag Of the
Daily Worker Replace
Tribune's Yellow Flag
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TO-DAY, the drive to ENSURE the DAILY WORKER for
1921" is on; buIwarked with unbounded supply of
Communist enthusiasm and energy
The Central Executive Committee of the Workers Party
in special CALL declares this be 1.-THE Parts Biggest
Task But it is also the task of every Of the DAILY
WORKER many Of whom have not yet been won for the
partys ranks.
1t is because the DAILY WORKER Is the central organ
Of the Workers (communst) Party that the fight
ing giant OF the oppressed of the American working
class n order t. wage struggles against capital
the masses It must be able at all times to interest the many
and bring them into action.
mendous victory in itself But it will be greater
victory for US to enlist the great hosts of exploited workers
and farmers in its support at all times That the
WoRKER"
Capitalism has it's huge propaganda machines. Ii sup
ports them literally with its gold It stands back Of them
because needs them They useful instruments in the
campaign to deceive the workers and farmers and keep them
in submission.
The so-caIed Curtis publications during 1928 returned
net income OF $1863432 This group showed the great
profits during this year. includes the Saturday Even
dae o. Great mvads If bs collar slaves bs ads
Home Journal for the and children, and the Coun
try Gentleman for the farmer who refuses to realize that
ne worker That is the usual combination The Curtis
publications include of the open shop" daily
newspapers in Philadelphia.
Then there is the Hearst group. 1t comes next with
net profit of during the past year. These millions
OF dollars have not only been taken from the greatest army
of newspaper readers gathered together by manage
men in the history of journalism but they have also been
lifted from great hosts of readers of the saacous magazines
issued BY this most INSCRIPTIONS OF publishers
interesting to see that the next greatest profits fall
to the chosen press spokesman of capitalism in the nations
two largest cities The Tribune open shop organ Chicago
taking $32657oo and the Times, peer Of the reactons
to the Chicago Daily News, while the profits Of Funk
Wagnas publishers of the Literary Digest total 81 1890
The business of prostitution has always paid WE'LL but has
proven most profitable in the of the yellow press 1t
shows how well capitalism keeps its ladies of the press
1t against this great power that the rising of
the working class press lash in all their fury The bought
press strength only is read by the millions
If could lure millions of readers into its fold it would
be useless TO its masters The of this crubes
Immediately the workers won for their press
To win the workers away from the capitalist class press
in support of their working class the task of
the drive to build the DAILY WORKER.
The Chicago Tribune, of it's enormous profits
just erected of the complete newspaper plants in
the world 1t is housed in of Chcagos most suptuous
buildings The Tribune claims that the flag that flies from
the of its tower breasts the beezes from the highest
pinnacle in Chicago.
The Tribune has climbed high. But the workers may
we'll remember the saying that the higher they climb the
workers Of Chicago under the vanguard leadership Of the
Workers (Communst) Party tumble The Tribune to the
earth, thru building the power of their own DAILY
WORKER
One of the especially appealing slogans Of this drive is
flag Of The Tribune flying from the highest mast in Chi
cago, make it the Red Flag of the DAILY WORKER
Read again the program of the campaign as outlined
in Yesterdays DAILY WORKER. Read again the call to
action of the Central Executive Committee of the Workers
(communist) Party.
In the words of campaign director comrade Alfred
Wagenknecht understanding and ACTION gave US Soviet
Russia You understand! NOW ACT" for the DAILY
WORKER your weapon in the struggle to triumph over
your enemies.