The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-24

based solely on residential area. 1t is
he shop nucleus which is to be based
solely on the industrial area, the place
Of employment.
QUESTION: What about those who
" work in the transportation in
dustry?
Answer: If comrade works as a
chauffeur or truck driver, he will be-
come a member of a shop nucleus in
his place Of employment, provided
that there are three or more party
members employed there. Otherwise
the comrade in question may be at
tached to another shop or to street
nucleus.
If a comrade works as a railway
shop hand, maintenance of way man,
locomotive fireman or locomotive en-
gineer, etc, in the transportation in
dustry, the procedure will be along
the same general lines. The round
house, the railway or freight station
is to be the point of organization for
the party members employed in any
capacity on a particular railway or
system of railways.
|OUESTION: In my particular place
" there are three party members.
Are we to go into a shop nucleus or
street nucleus?
Answer: Of course, you are to go
into a shop nucleus. Don't wait for
anybody to come around and try to
organize you. 1t is your job to take
the initiative and proceed to organize
yourself at once into a shop nucleus.
Immediately get on the job and make
your nucleus active. The first task is
for each of you individually to get
one or two new members into the
nucleus. You will Sc how your shop
nucleus will grow, how much new
blood you will add to your group thru
your being active, in accordance with
the instructions given in the G. E. C.
reorganization plan.
QUESTION: Is the present division
W of Chicago into six sections sup
posed to be permanent or temporary?
Is this division on an industrial or on
parliamentary basis? sif er
Answer: The present division is
temporary. This does not necessarily
mean that this division may not be
permanent. Our analysis and CLASH
fication of the information gathered
from registering our membership will
decide the final lines of subdivision
in the city.
The present or temporary, sub-divi-
sion is based on the location of in
dustry, on transportation facilities and
on recognition of. the existing par
liamentary subdivisions in the city.
In organizing our shop nuclei and lin
setting up new sections we must not
totally disregard the need for our
apparatus functioning in election cam
paigns. That is why we must in sub
dividing the city into certain in
.dustrial sections also take into &C.
count the parliamentary lines SO that,
as much as possible, our subdivisions
based on the industrial sections will
enable our party to function effective
ly in election campaigns.
QUESTION: The prestige of our
" branch in the (name of nationality
OF language branch is omitted) colony
is great. The disappearance of the
branch as. such ,will-shave a bad i'm
preston on the colony. May we notg
then, after reorganization maintain
the present branch and call 1t the
Qanguage) branch or fraction of the
Workers Party?
Answer: Under no circumstances
should any of the existing language
branches maintain themselves as
branches, in name or in fact. after
party reorganization. The only party
units, in name as well as in fact, after
party reorganization are the shop and
the street nuclei ttsf.
The present language branches are
to become fractions of the party in
the workingmen's clubs which they
are to organize. These workingmen's