The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-08-13
PEPPY PROGRAM
PUT UP BY N. Y.
VNIIAIn NATnnVFR0
IUUNG WUkkEKO
Campaign Actively In
Many Ways
Especial to The Daily workerl

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NEW YORK CITY, Aug. 12.-The
latest city in the district to be lined
lup for the revolutionary youth move
ment with an English branch of the
Y. w. l.. is Elizabeth, where a branch
was organized July rs. This makes
the fourth English branch organized
in the last two months, the other
three being Perth Amboy, West New
York, and Hartford. This is not in
elusive Of the new branches organized
in New York City there being at the
present time a total of 25 branches
functioning, with good prospects for
the organization Of more branches, in
spite of the fact that we are now at
the height of the hot season when
there is tendency for the activities
to slacken.
In New York City the open-air cam
paign, while being carried on since
the beginning of spring, will open
officially on August IL with twenty
five meetings held during that week
These meetings will be constantly in
creased until we will have every
branch Of the league hold at least
two open-air meetings a week max
ing total of so meetings a week. We
are going to participate actively in
the Workers Party campaign in adj
dition to fighting for the youth pro-
gram.
N. B. c. Campaign There.
The campaign against the National
Biscuit Company which is being con-
Quoted by the National Office will be
carried on by the league in New York
against the New York factory Of the
N B. c. The campaign will in this
city be extended against the Sun
shine Biscuit company of Long Is
land where conditions are perhaps
worse. Young girls in these factories
are making as little as 81 to $40 per
week. The New York League will
soon publish in the Young Worker
the findings of an investigation that
is now on in both of these factories.
Efforts will be made to organize these
workers into branch of the Food
Workers Union.
The league is now conducting a
campaign to make every member
member of union. Fractions are be.
ing organized of all of our comrades
in the various unions to fight for the
youth demands while at the same
time, taking their place side by side
with the members of the T. U. E. l..
in the fight to make the present un-
ions more effective weapons of the
workers in their struggle against the
employers or the country In the in
dustries where there are no unions
attempts will be made to organize
the unorganized youth.
Attend Glasses.
Nor is the educational work of the
league being neglected. Arrange
ments have been made with the
Workers Schools for our comrades to
attend all classes given. Our com
rades are taking full opportunity of
these classes particularly of the class
in Public Speaking.
In the field of Junior work, great
progress is also noticeable. New
groups are being organized steadily.
A class for group leaders is being
conducted with marked success. The
Juniors are very active, being pres
ent at all mass meetings of the par
ty league, ETC., selling literature; get
ting in new members to the party,
Y. w. L., as we'll as to their own
groups. At the present time they are
busily engaged in the distribution of
the anti-war leaflets, four of them
having been arrested in Brooklyn last
Sunday as direct result of this ac-
tivity.