The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-16

ton list, which will be issued for this
campaign. This proposal to initiate
money raising campaign is now before
the central executive committee for
approval.
Leaflets opposing the state military
police bill and, the compulsory bible
reading bill are now being printed. An
announcement will soon be sent, all
branches. These leaflets must receive
a wide distribution, especially among
members of labor unions. Locals
should appoint comrades who are
members of labor unions to address
the labor unions in opposition to this
proposed legislation, pointing out the
role of the capitalist state in the class
struggle. If time allows before the
adjournment of the legislature, united
front conferences with labor unions
and other workers organizations
should be called. A special letter will
go forward to the branches regarding
this activity of the party.
A committee of three was elected
to report to the next D. E. G.. meet
ing upon the possibility of establish
ing a party training school in Cleve-
land for the purpose of instructing
and training party workers.
So that the party work among the
steel workers may be intensified and
receive party direction, meeting of
party members who are members of
the Amalgamated Association of Steel
Workers is to be called, the Pitts
burgh district to cooperate.
Max Salzman, national organizer for
the Y. w. L., was requested by the
district organizer to consult with the
subdistrict organizer in the coal sub
district and to assist in the party
work incident to the coming conven-
ton of miners in Bellaire.
Immediate steps must be taken to
organize shop nuclei among the rub
Der, steel workers and the coal min
ers. The district organizer visited
Warren last Sunday and spoke upon
the transformation of the party struc-
ture to the shop nuclei basis. 1t is
hoped to have several large steel nu-
clei in operation there shortly. A
rubber workers nuclei was organized
in Akron some weeks, ago. but it has
not assumed its full functions as yet.
Branches must continue their discus
sion of the shop nuclei from Of party
organization so as to educate the
entire membership upon this ques-
ton. 'els
The editor Of the DAILY WORKER
has called upon all locals and branch
es to name worker correspondents.
The DAILY WORKER must portray
the struggles Of the workers in the
shops and mines and in the unions.
Towards this end, locals are asked to
send in names and addresses of party
members and sympathfzers VINO might
act as correspondents and with whom
the DAILY WORKER editor can cor
respond and give directions to. All
the news in this district of conflicts
between the workers and the capital
lists as well as news of internal I'M
ion politics and left wing activities
must reach the DAILY WORKER.
Max Salzman, national organizer for
the. Y. w. L. will tour this district
as follows: Cleveland, March IL to
20; Akron, March 81 and %; Canton,
March % and "a; Youngstown, March
25 and 20; Warren. March q and 2S;
Cleveland, March %; Erie, March 80
and 81; Conneaut, April and 2;
Ashtabula, April 3 and A. Cleveland,
April and 6. All party branches
should cooperate to make these meet
ings successful. Where no Y. w. LIS
now exist serious effort to organize
must be made. The organization of
Junior groups must also be given at
tention.
The party work in the unions must
receive more attention by the district
locals. Only at two points is there
activity in the T. U. e. L. work at
this time, Cleveland and East Liver
pool. In Cleveland the T. U. r. L..
work is taking a new squirt forward
trade group meetings are being called
work is being planned and program
ed. We suggest that all district locals
call a meeting of all it's labor union
members within the month, the meet
ing to have as its purpose the educa-
ton Of our party members in their
Communist duties in the labor unions
The work Of increasing the sub
scribers to the DAILY WORKER
must go on increasingly. No meet
ing of branch should pass without
one or more comrades reporting new
subscribers secured.
The district organizer is prepared
to address mass meetings for the To-
calls. Subjects: The Next World War;
The Labor Movement in the Orient;
The United Front Policy for the
Workers; The Colonial Nationalist
Movements.
Pay your district tax todsyi
Alfred Wagenkneeht,
District OrRanizer