The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-22
May Day Committee Forming.

May Day Committee Forming.
Branches are to elect delegates al
once for a May Day committee In an
endeavor to make the coming May
Day gigantic affair.
Also all branches are to make GER
tain that delegates come to the La
Dor Defense Council united front con-
ference on Thursday, Feb. rs, s p. m,
1870 w. Washington St., Room 301.
Membership meeting scheduled for
next Tuesday in accordance with @.
e. G. instructions and agenda given in
another column, was reported on.
The fight against the G. p. P. A. is
one point on the membership meet
ing agenda, and in this connection
there are hardly any local unions in
Chicago which have endorsed the C.
p. p A. conference. The issue is cold
among the rank and file and is rous-
ing no sentiment whatsoever, an indica-
ton of correctness of the policy of
the party in exposing the c, P. p. A.
as bourgeois outfit.
Push the Child Labor Campaign.
On the child labor campaign now
that the Illinois legislature has the
issue of a referendum before it, COM
rades in the unions and fraternal or
ganizations should push the child la
Dor campaign and resolutions in &C
cordance with policy and send in re-
ports at once to the local Office.
Comrade Swabeck has been appoint
ed district organizer by the Central
Executive Committee in the Pitts
burgh district and Comrade Abern
has replace him.
10000 Election Campaign Leaflets
Distributed.
On the elections campaign it was
reported that the $4,000 election cam
paign leaflets containing the program
of the Workers (Communist) Party
in the aldermanic elections had al
ready been distributed. In addition,
special leaflets are now being printed
for some of the remaining aldermanio
candidates and also special cards. The
number of election leaflets used will
run up from 10000 to $4,000. AS re-
ported previously, three of the party
candidates were eliminated from the
ballot by the usual methods Of capital
list procedure and legality. Comrades
BROKER, Cejka, Dozenberg and Ep-
stein remain on the ballot.
The situation in the Italian Fedora
ton was reported upon and the Ital-
ian comrades are now working to is
sue again the II Lavoratore as daily
as quickly as possible in the city Of
New York. Federation bureau also to
be moved there.
The city central committee approved
the expulsion of six comrades from
the South Slavic branches for their
support of the paper, Noyy Swijet,
against the policy of the party and for
their support also of the Svetkoff an
ti-party group outside of the party
and also approved the reinstatement
of two of the comrades upon written
declaration of loyalty TO the party.
The following applications for MEM
bership were accepted:
Polish North Side...-.--..--..-------
Finnish
Douglas Park English. .y......--........---.....1
North Side English ..-....................---...2
Mid-City English
Italian 18th Ward
GTeeh
SOuln SLAVIC
Poll watchers are wanted for the
aldermanic elections on Tuesday, Feb
ruary "a. Comrades should report to
the Office to get credentials and ad-
dresses of comrades who can be poll
watchers.
All arrangements are being made
for successful Sacco-Vanzetti meet
ing on March 1, which will be held
in the Emmett Memorial Hall.
The next meeting of the city cen
trail committee will be held at 722
Blue Island Ave. on March 4, s p. m.
Fraternally yours,
Workers Party-Local Chicago,
Martin Abern, Secretary.
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