The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-04
CHICAGO
ACTIVITY TOLD
AT CITY CENTRAL
All Forms Of Work
Going Forward

/ OuSlIdIlOug DIS lllIldISQ ny lie
executive committee of the Workers
| (Communist) Party in the case OF
Comrade Stanislav Lanzutsky, Polish
Communist, against the Polish white
terror; insistence upon going forward
with shop nuclei reorganization, re-
gardless of Instructions and difHcui-
tics; intensifcation of trade union
and industrial work. and development
of the DAILY WORKER drive, were
problems dealt with at the city cen,
trail committee meeting, Workers
(Communist) Party, local Chicago at
the April 1 meeting.
The demonstration before the Po-
lish consulate last Saturday on be.
half Of Comrade Lanzutsky, and the
parade thru the Polish working cl
districts with banners and distri6
ton Of literature, give possibilities OF
drawing more Polish workers into
the Communist movement The next
step is the meeting scheduled at
Schoenhofen Hall for tonight, April
3, which all party members must sup.
port. (See other columns for de-
tails.)
Build the 7. U. E. L. In the Struggle.
In the needle trades, a millinery
group, tho small, has now been form
ed in the Amalgamated, despite the
terrific reaction and terror of the
Levin-Hillman machine, the left wing
is increasing its work The leaflei
outlining the real issues confronting
the Amalgamated in connection with
the coming wage agreement was dis.
tributed by the thousands, as well az
another leaflet Organize and Fight,
distributed on the morning after the
sluggers of the Levin machine had
prevented rank and file expression on
the issues in the union.
The party as a whole must back
100 per cent every action the needs
| trades comrades initiate. In the car.
penters, our comrades have now been
| reinstated into Local ISL. having, with
rank and file support, com PEELED the
corrupt Hutchinson to back down.
The machinists' left wing report
good progress in the election cam
paign against the Johnston outxtAl
while, moreover, thus bringing the II t
wing program of amalgamatia l.
against class collaboration (B. e.
0. plan), freedom Of expression and
reinstatement of Toledo expelled, for
Independent political action, etc, be-
fore the machinists.
The BARRIERS group is beginning to
function and is holding an affair in
the near future to get funds for fur
Their work. Preparations are going
forward for huge monthly Trade I'M
ion Educational League meeting.
Wednesday, April 30.
The c. G. C. reiterated the need
for the organization of a shop nu-
cleus branch (sub-section) from Nu-
clei 2, 8, 4, as a means of int.
grating and expanding the nuclei ae
tivity. Discussion on this question
was lengthy, some confusion betray.
ing itself among some comrades, who
confused the nucleus with a shop
committee and reduced the nucleus
to a shop fraction shorn of its poll
tical character.
However, with instructions from tn,
G. c. c. and d. e. c. to proceed with
the organization of the shop nucleus
branch, it is likely that the better
functioning nuclei will aid materially
to develop the understanding and &C.
tivity Of the weaker nuclei. The
nucleus branch (sub-section) will
take up and direct the work of the
particular shop nuclei and deal, too.
with the general political problems be-
fore them in and outside of the shops.
Irish and Miners Relief Task Of
Party.
With the unity demonstration over.
the party and the Labor Defense
Council will concern themselves with
increasing relief activity for the FAM
inc stricken workers in Ireland ana
the workers affected by the tornadf
In southern Illinois. The next NEE
ing Of the Chicago Labor Defense ane
Relief Council will be Friday, April
10, at 722 Blue Island Ave.
A mass meeting for Irish relief will
be held April "a. at Emmett Memorial
Hall with John Patrick Mccarthy. re.
turned from the famine area, as the
main speaker.
Applications accepted were: Polish
North Side, three; Englewood Eng.
fish, one; South Side English, two:
North Side English, two; ukrainian
No. l, one.
May Day meeting preparations arr
going forward. May Day committe'
meets next Tuesday, April Z, at 1fl
south Lincoln St., as does also the
street and factory meeting COMMITTEES.
DAILY WORKER drive reported
in other columns.
Q. Q. Q. endorsed comrade running
for justice of the peace in village
OF Berwyn, on provision that he de-
clare himself the candidate NJ tha