The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-01-02
AMERICAN PARTY
PLAYS PART IN
MOSCOW EXHIBIT
Show Literature In Many
Languages

NEW YORK, Dec 3O.-A noteworthy
feature Of the celebration of the TWEEN
tieth anniversary of the 1905 Russian
Revolution, which is now taking place
in Moscow, is the exhibition of the re-
volutionary literature of the world.
Every section of the Communist In
ternational was invited to forward to
the All-Russian Committee, thru the
Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga (the party
book store) in Moscow complete dis
play of every book, pamphlet and pa
per published.
ProIetarlan Literature Exhibited.
AS massive and interesting as the
showing of Communist literature and
periodicals will be, the exhibition is
not restricted to this alone. This is
not sectarian exhibition! And so
there is being included the literature
of the nationalist and revolutionary
labor movements; posters and other
publicity of organizations sympathetic
to our movement; cartoons by artists
who have gained a more than nation
al reputation for their commendable
perturbation of the proletarian strug
gle.
America Well Represented.
The Workers (Communist) Party,
thru its New York book shop, began
forwarding about two months ago the
literature of the American section of
the Communist International, (inter-
esting in itself in that it is printed in
eighteen languages) as we'll as the
daily, weekly and monthly periodi-
Gals of our party. Cartoons by Ellis,
Gellert, Chopper will take part in the
exhibition. The Negro labor move
ment publications, books upon the la
Dor and nationalist movements in the
PHILIPPINES, Japan, India, China and
other Far East countries, shipped by
the Jimmie Higgins Book Shop to
Moscow, will find prominent place in
the display.
There has just come to hand let
ter from Moscow praising the party's
New York book shop for the dispatch
and understanding with which the as
sembling of this exhibition of litera-
| ture was carried out. 1t will be noted
in this letter that plans for perman-
ent exhibition of the worlds Commu-
mist literature are being laid, and sec
tons of the American party that have
new pamphlets or books in process
Of publication, or comrades who have
been written to for contributions and
rave not responded, should forward
Exhibition material to the Jimmie dig-
sins Book Shop, 127 University Place,
New York City, from where it will be
dispatched to the Moscow committee.
The letter follows:
Material Received.
Comrades:
We are beginning to receive the
material for the exhibition to be held
in Moscow in connection with the an
niversary of the revolution of 1905.
We note with great satisfaction the
exceedingly varied and interesting
character of the material so far re-
ceived.
In the name of the all-Russian
committee in charge of the celebra
ton and our own firm we wish to
express our deep appreciation of the
promptness, carefulness and know
ledge with which you have taken vi
our request for material We do moi
doubt that the American section viii
take a prominent place at the exhibi
ton.
: We may add that the exhibition will
AXE place also at the time when the
! ourteenth convention Of the Commun
st Party will be held in Moscow, ant
D will be, therefore, attended by dele
: gates from all parts of the union.
: We hope we shall still receive from
: you material on the Negro labor move
l ment and on the nationalist and labo
: movements in China, India, Japan
Egypt and other Eastern countries
published in English or their respect
If possible, please include in you
: i've native languages.
+ next shipment material of the Com
| munist movement in Spanish Amer
5 lea.
5 We think 1t will still reach us il
Y time for the exhibition, which will b.
continued until the end of January