The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-17
BY MARTIN A5ERN.

BY MARTlN AbEHN.
CHOP nuclei reorganization has
~ now reached the point of action
in the city of Chicago. Beginning
next Wednesday, October 81, 1926,
the first of series of section mem
bership meetings will be held, at
which all party members belonging
to branches in each section will be
completely recognized either into
shop nuclei or street nuclei, The
meeting of Section l. the Loop-South
Section, which comprises the mem
bership in the Englewood English,
the South Side English, the South Side
Scandinavian and the clothing shop
nuclei, number two, three, and four,
will be held on October 81, at the
Community Center, 1901 South Wa
bash Ave. Each week thereafter,
there will be another section mem
bership meeting at which reorganiz-
alton is to be completed. There are
six sections in all into which local
Chicago, Workers (Communistl Party
is divided, In another column are
given the boundary divisions, branch
es comprising the sections, the time
and meeting place of these section
membership meetings, which all com
rades should study to familiarize
themselves, both as to place of work
and residence.
Shop Nuclei Campaign Turnout
District No. 8.
CPECIAL branch meetings have
~ been held at which the practical
phases of reorganization are being
discussed. Wednesday night, Octo
Der IA, there was held the special
meeting of all branch and city func
tionaries reported on elsewhere)
These functionaries have been vested
with the duty of getting out the full
membership to the section meetings
The C. E. C. reorganization com
mission, which is taking charge OF
the reorganization in District No. 8
consists of Comrades Jay Lovestone
Robert Minor and Martin Abern.
The District Executive Committee
of District No. 8, while concentrat
ing on reorganization in the city OF
Chicago, is also simultaneously organ
izing the party units on the shop nu
clei basis turnout the remainder OF
the district Zeigler, mining town
Gary, steel town; Dowell, coal min
ing town, are already on the shoI
nuclei basis. In Springfield, ILL.,, meet
ings have been held and at the next
meeting, the reorganization should be
completed there. Meetings are be
ing scheduled in Kenosha, st. Louis
Milwaukee, Madison, West Frankfort
Johnson City and other cities in the
district.
Reorganization in Chicago is ex
pected to be done about December 1
and the district committee hopes tC
have this done in the rest of the dis
trict shortly thereafter. Speakers
from the c. E. c. commission and the
district committee are addressing the
reorganization meetings.
District No. 8 Pushing "Join The
Unions!" Drive.
DISTRICT NO. 8, Workers (Com
~ munist) Party, is pushing the
drive to get all party members into
labor unions, to develop the T. U
E. L. on the broadcast possible lines
and to build Communist fractions il
the local unions, central councils, ETC.
The district committee has outlined
structural program for the forma
tion of party fractions in the unions
and has sent copies to all party units
and existing Communist fractions il
the district. In addition, specia
letter stressing the need of union &C
tivity and declaring that disciplinary
measures will be taken, If necessary
to carry out the policy of the r. l. l.
u, has been sent to the party units
in the district.
Special party fraction meetings art
being called in all trades and indus
tries in Chicago. Successful fraction
meetings have already been held il
the needle trades industry and the
building trades industry. The party
fraction meeting of the metal trades
will be held Sunday, October IS.
Program for Party Fractions outlinec
THRUoUT the district, party mem
4 bership meetings are being called
to push the formation of Communist
fractions in the labor unions and tc