The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-12-09
The Workers Communist Party
Getting Down to Work

with the Party membership the cleo
zion of the so-called Socialist Perkins
who>in reality was elected on the re-
publican ticket. A program was
Worked out wherein our Party will
pay more attention to the election
campaign and local issues generally
effecting the workers of the city of
Buffalo. 1t will be the business of
cur Party to prove to the workers Of
Buffalo that the so-called Socialist
Perkins is in reality a republican
elected on a republican platform. This
will be done thru issues that will be
raised arising out of the needs of the
workers of Buffalo, by exposing the
role of the Socialist Party and Per-
kins.
/ In the Boston district our Party
will pay great deal of attention to
the situation in the textile industry.
/ This industry in New England is at
the present time in a crisis The
workers are facing again a decrease
in wages. There is great deal of
unemployment. The workers gener-
ally are ready to resist and carry on
struggle against their eXploiters.
Our Party has laid plans for greater
activity in the textile industry. The
metal trades and building trades in
this district are also faced with
severe unemployment. Here too a
definite program of activity has been
worked cut.
Better Organizational Work.
At all of these meetings the build
ing up Of The DAILY WORKER, the
building up Of schools for the train
ing of the Party membership, the
training of functionaries, for the gen.
eral education Of the workers as
whole were worked out. Plans were
laid for the publication of shop bull
letins, for greater attention to factory
activity, for the sending in of COM
rades from smaller factories to larg-
er factories and generally for greater
attention to Party organization work.
The enthusiasm that the membership
showed and the response that is forth
coming to the Party campaigns can
be shown in the fact that the New
York district sold all of the five hun
bred copies of the Party Organizers
they received in few minutes. All
of the three thousand copies of the
Party Organizer published are already
sold
From the meetings held thus far
it is clear that our Party is getting
down to work, that the membership
is responding to the Party campaigns
and thus we can look forward to
greater activity within the next few
months.
Field Organizers.
Practically all of the districts are
laying plans for securing a field or
ganizer for month or more for car
rying on of organization work in their
district. The districts of Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh will have Comrades
Devine and Grecht respectively for
the month eff December in their dis
tricts. The other districts of Ohio,
Illinois, Boston, Buffalo and Mime
apolis will receive the services of the
field organizers in the following
months. Also it is planned by the Or
ganization Department to place more
organizers in the field before the end
of the year.
Western Tour.
Reports from the other cities where
meetings were held in Minnesota and
Chicago where meeting will be held
in a few days, we are certain will
show the same response by the Party
membership. AS for the far Western
cities they have not been covered by
Central Committee and membership
meetings, but we are planning by the
middle of December to have a rep
resentative of the Central Executive
Committee make Western tour and
visit California, Seattle and Kansas
districts, taking in many cities and
covering eleven states.
With strengthened Party organi-
cation ard the entire membership mo-
billing for activity, our Party par
tcipating in the struggle against the
injunction, miners relief, the organi-
cation Of the unorganized the strug-
gle for the protection of the foreign
born and the struggle for defense and
recognition of the Soviet Union will
be able to como into contact with
broad masses and lay the foundation
for labor party or at least united