The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-18
THE YOUNG COMRADE
CORNER--NEWS,LETTERS
FIGHT CAPITALISTS BY HELPINGy
THE MINERS CHILDREN!

have awakened to the necessity OF
helping the miners and especially
their children. During the last week
we have received number of letters
and contributions for the miners chill
dren. But that is not enuf! Ten
more children did their bit in fighting
the capitalists by helping the miners
Ten more workers children kept
some striking miners children from
STARVING! Ten more children
helped to put a smile of gratitude or
Mary Luka's fearful face! Ten more
children helped the hurry striking
miner to tighten his belt and say, GAS
long as the kids have something to
eat, I'LL NEVER GIVE UP" That's
what ten children did by their contri-
buttons! But alas! What about the
other thousands Of children who read
the Young Comrade Corner? Are
they going to allow their brothers and
sisters to starve? Or will they also
do their duty and FIGHT THE CAPI-
TALISTS BY HELPING THE MIN
ERS? Send anything you can afford
old clothes, shoes, and best of all
money, by money order, check, or else
well wrapped with paper in your en-.
velope. DON'T WAIT UNTIL IT IS
TOO LATE! SEND IT NOW! Ad.
dress: Young Comrade Corner, 33
First St., New York City.
Below Are Some Letters We Received
Dear Comrades: I am sending one
dollar to help the coal miners chill
dren. / wish that the money l send
will make the miners children happy
and help fight the capitalists.
CLARA SAGATIS.
Dear Comrades: Enclosed find two
dollars for. miners children.
EDMUND HIRSCH.
Dear Comrades: I am contributing
one dollar for miners children's re. .
life. Hope everybody will do the same,
EUGENE KOSS.
Dear Comrades: Enclosed find one
dollar which is my share towards
helping the miners.
OLGA YUREFF.
Dear Comrades: Enclosed find ten
cents in answer to Mary Luka's letter
N. & V. GRUBLIAUSKAS.
Dear Comrades: 1 am sending 25
cents to help the poor miners. It is
not very much, but 1 can't send more
because my father is not working for
ten months. I am sending this Is
cents for girls like Mary Luka.
GRACE 10TH.
Dear Comrades: Our answer to
Puzzle No. IL and Mary Luka's letter
from Barton, Ohio, you will find in
this envelope We would gladly send
more but we can't do it.
STEPHEN & JOSEPH BALOGH.
Editors Note: / found 80 cents
in the envelope and consider this
answer to the puzzle most correct
and helpful.)
Dear Comrades: I read the Young
Comrade Corner and enjoy it very
much. Yesterday, read about little
girl calling for help. I am sending
you fifty cents. I wish that l could
afford to give more but at present I
can't. I wish that the other kiddies
who can afford would send something
too, to help fight the capitalist BOSSES
| have sent some clothes too. l hope
that you have received them by now
| am little girl twelve years old in
the sixth grade.
VIRGINIA RUTH BAKAN.
Dear Comrades: l am writing
few lines to thank the comrades for
their offering to us. Amongst the
comrades I thank is Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smack. They sent us a let
ter asking me to come down. 1 went
down and they gave us some gro
ceries. The man, Mr.. Smack, offer
ed me to go and stay at his house
during the strike. l want you to ad-
vertise this in the vi Elore. With
best Communism.
MARY LUKA.
Dear Comrades: I am sending 25
cents for the poor miners children.
GEORGE OSCTAK