The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-22
SECURE ADAIL Y"
CALL TO WORKERS
Must Insure Existence
During Summer
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yet been able to print the names Of
all those who responded to the call
for funds. During the next few days we
will publish those names that still
remain imprinted. Among organiza-
tions that have responded to the APP
peal Of the "Daily" was the Freiheit
Singing Society and Mandolin Orches-
ira of Chicago, which has sent $12.35
and promises to send more. The
Chinese Workers. Peasants Alliance
in America Of Philadelphia eontri-
buted S105. A letter to the DAILY"
from this organization says in part:
"We clearly understood the saving
of The DAILY WORKER was to save
the spirit of the revolution, which is
even more important than the saving
of our own lives. At the present time
most Of us are out Of work, but to
keep the revolutionary fire burning
we must make every sacrifice to save
The DAILY WORKER, the vanguard
of the militant struggle"
This spirit must be kept up dur
ing the next few months. Keep The
DAILY WORKER going during the
summer. Help it to become a better
and more powerful organ Of the class
conscious workers of this country.
Additional Contributors
The following are additional contri-
butors to the fund to save The
DAILY WORKER:
Joan Burger, Bklyn, 81; A Friend,
Cleveland, 81; H. Duvemcy, Kansas
G faT 81 Io6 goo k9noiS SaE Bef5eq Fnf
s12; A. Murphy Brooklyn, IS; Reva
Ma1amud, NYC, So: A Worker, NYC, 81;
Fay Simon, NYC, soc; G. Casarco, NYC,
81; G. Bursky, NYC, 81; Anna Esen-
Caridi, NYC, 81; H. Goldfuter, NYC.
81; C. Bozio, NYC, 81; NJ. Epstein, NYC,
soc; Ginsburg, NYC. soc; PilSarsky
NYC, 25c; l. Levitt, NYC, Csc; J. Wor-
oloff, NYC, sec; s. Weiner, NYC, 81;
atos, Pueblo Colo, 81; T. LIeweIly. De-
troit, 81; r. Grazie, NYC, 81; jamaica
Finnish International Branch, $40;
John Parkko, NYC, 81; H. Sjoman
Nc Nc 81 < s s9imi Nc Nc M & K KoIliG
.NYC 81; NJ. Nulasi, NYC, 81; A group
Of girls, NYC, IS; S. Lubowitz, NYC
81; The Trimmers of the Trucikan Flat
Co, Sc; ]. HoIlenberg, NYC, $40; May
Kmet, 81; G. Knee, 81; S. Greykowsly
81; M. Hudyma, 81; S. Sndorio, 81; s.
Estock 81; Cremation Members, Dill
Ionville Ohio, $40; Czechoslovak Iron
Workers, NYC, $40; JOS. Kolarik, NYC,
NYC, IS; Chas. sinagl, NYC, 81; A.
Nespor, Jamaica, L. l., 50; John Kadla,
NYC. IS; j. Hlavacek, Paterson, N. j..
81; Frank Ocenacek, collected, NYC.
$40; John TeIlick, 81; E. E. Ishler,
Toledo, 81; Mrs. L. F. Hager, Dayton
O., So FIR Gillespie. Cleveland, o. S.
A. Anastasfadis, Yorkville, Ohio, S5
Sideris, Yorkville, Ohio, IS; F. Ok1and
9orkville, Ohio, 81; Vasilios, Yorkville.
ST. Batjilakis, Yorkville, Ohio, So; A.
sherman, YorkElle, Ohio 81: G. E.
8 y yt5 Hollerr, MINI, soc; P. Teem
R R0ehsstsr' n y ~ ,4 ST. KarghefslSy
ter, n Y, 81; Essman, Rochester, N
T., So; Douba, Rochester, n. Y, 81; A.
konowalchik, Salem, Mass, 81; J. Step
chin, Salem, Mass, ST. G. Togo, Keans-
burg N j.; s.; H. G. Ross. Tatama-
magouchi, N. s.. 81; William E. Beier,
Bethlehem, Pa, 81; Joe Rukavina,
Akron, Ohio, IS; II. G.. Berglund, Chi
cage. 81; Ant Abraham, Oak Forest.
Ill, 81; Subsection 3B, NYC, $50;
Annie Hobson, Seattle, Wash. 81; Nor
wood Section Communist Party Nor
wood, Mass, SIS; J. NJ Rouf, Chicago.
Ill, S.; G. Dreuth, San Francisco, 81:
4. A. Stillman, San Francisco, 81; Gus
Hack San Francisco, $3.50; j. Adam,
san Francisco, 81; Ukrainfan Branch
Lasalle, N. Y, $40; Ukrainian Society.
elizabeth ~ N j. s.; Tom santovic,
Wadsworth, Ohio, s.; M. Johonsen,
Wadsworth, Ohio, 81; 7. Lerich, Wads-
worth, Ohio. 81; Oh. Menkin, Wads-
worth, Ohio, 81; Mrs. P. Thomas, Wads-
worth, Ohio, 81; T. Katz, Bronx. N Y.
SO; Unit IS sc, NYC, SIS; Fl. Meister
Chicago, ILL.,, So; David Leberman'
Phiiadelphia, Pa, 50; Section 1, Unit
IL, NYC. $10 Section 1, Unit 3F, NYC
So Section /, Unit 2F, NYC, Sans;
bernstein, NYC, SO; Section /, Unit III
NYC, $3.50; Proletarische Buhne. NYC
81 l. kettula, Finlayson, Mimi, S.;
Nolan, Pinelawn, N. Y, soc; r. Turk
ally, Bellaire, Ohio, 81.