The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-25
BY ossIP PiATNITskY.
CONTINUED from last Saturday,

connection with the nucleus of the
Young Communist League. II there
is none in the factory, they should
proceed to establish such a nucleus.
Party members appointed for this
work should work jointly with the
youth nucleus among the young work
ers according to plan drawn up by
their party committee, paying special
attention to the young workers of mil
itary age.
This work is of the utmost import
ance, factories and works are the best
ground for work among army recruits
as they provide an opportunity to es-
tablish close contact with these young
men for the time when they will be
already in the army.
7 One Of the nucleus members
should concentrate on the coop
erative question which plays fairly
important role in the life of the work
er He should find out to what CO.
operatives the workers belong, he
should collect information concerning
these co-operatives and also get into
touch with the Communist fractions
of the administrative bodies OF these
co-operatives.
q One or more comrades should
work among workers who have
not yet lost touch with their villages
Thru them relations could be estab-
lished with the agricultural laborers
and poorest peasants. They can also
be the means of supplying the latter
with literature.
Relations established in this man
ner could be handed over thru the
proper party organs to the party or
CARNATIONS working in the district
where relations with the agricultural
laborers and poorest peasants must
be maintained.
q In many factories foreign work
ers, not knowing the local lang
uage, or workers belonging to the ma
tional minorities Of that country play
an important role. The nucleus bu-
reau should appoint several comrades
with a knowledge of the languages
Of these workers for work among
then. The local committee will prob
ably be able to procure literature in
the desired language and agitators and
propagandists for these workers.
In America, France and Czecho-Slo-
vakia, such workers. play a very i'm
portant role in the labor movement.
IN One nucleus member should
~ keep in touch with former work
ers Of the respective factory now un-
employed. He should help them to
organize, agitate among them, provide
them with literature, etc.
II One or several nucleus members
- should be entrusted with work
among men and women factory work
ers belonging to various sporting,
choral and musical organizations. The
said comrade should collect material
concerning these working class organ
izations and get into touch thru the
nucleus bureau and the local leading
party organ with the Communist menu
bers of the administrative bodies of
sporting, choral and musical organiza-
tons and societies.
10 One or more comrades should
~ take up the work in connection
with the protection of labor and vari-
GUS forms of social insurance.
10 Comrades should be allotted to
~ tasks of distributing literature,
collecting correspondence for the
party press and for the factory news
paper Of the nucleus. Several com
rades will also be required for the
printing and editing of the paper.
IN The same applies to the organ
IT ization Of political education
circles and Of circles for the study
of Leninism.
is A couple of nucleus members
" will also have to be spared for
International Red Aid work-collec-
ton Of Information about arrested per
sons, etc @t is.-t' ~ tf..t~