The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-15

Nd1strict on the basis of shop nuclei.
He is introduced as the organizer of
shop nucleus No. the first shop nu-
cleus organized in New York.
Gets An Attentive Hearing.
The comrades listen very attentive
ly to his story. He is giving them a
message of great Importance. He
tells them how the shop nucleus was
organized with only four members.
They held a meeting, elected a sec
rotary, financial secretary and an
organizer. Then they went to work.
The made the shop the field for their
activities.
Every day they pasted up clippings
from the DAILY WORKER SO that
the workers in the establishment
would daily receive a Communist mes
sage. Affairs that interested the
workers in the shops they wrote up
themselves and pasted up prominent
ly.
When the boss wanted to impose
more work upon the workers they raj
lied the workers together and prevent
ed the bosses nefarious scheme. At
the tables when the workers sat down
to eat they discussed Communism and
the affairs Of the shop. They never
lost an opportunity to talk to the
workers about their interests and to
fight for them.
Show Communist Solution.
Every subject raised by the workers
during conversation they turned in
to a political discussion involving
Communism and the party. The work
ers soon became aware that the Com
munists were their best friends.
Openly they began to say that the
Communists are the only ones the
workers can trust. When the nucleus
held its next meeting they enrolled
two new members into the party. At
the coming meeting the membership
OF the nucleus will be increased by
four more. He pointed out how they
met together in the shop when neces-
sary. He gave an interesting story of
how the shop committee was changed,
the reactionaries thrown off and the
Communists and those that follow and
sympathize with the Communists put
in control. He pointed out how this
shop gives the Communists on &C
count of the activity of the shop nu-
cleus a strong influence in the union.
The comrades received this report
of a rank and file leader of the work
ers with enthusiasm. They then went
down to work to consider the plan
presented by B. Gitlow, the shop nu-
clei organizer. Present at the meeting
were the section organizers, branch
industrial organizers, Trade Union
Educ. League representatives and
such active comrades who were will
ing and able to participate in the i'm
portant task of reorganizing the dis.
trict on the basis of shop nuclei.
Work is Systematized.
The work in New York is to pro-
coed in systematic manner. The or.
sanization campaign will proceed
with one factory area after another,
starting of course with the most fay-
orable area. When one area is COM
pletely organized into shop nuclei then
another area will be tackled. It is
hoped that by energetically engaging
the part membership in this work to
have the work completed as quickly
as possible. The success of this work
will put the New York district closely
in contact with the workers in the
shop and will make the Workers
(CommunisD Party district a real |
Communist district organization fight
Ing in the largest city in the coun-
try daily in the struggles of the work
ers and in their interests.