The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-07-02
Results Far Short of
Goal Set in Fight for
Life Of the "Daily"
Greater Response Must be Secured immediately
From Those Who Have Not Yet Contributed

This is Tuesday with obligations facing the Daily
Worker hourly Yet the total of $4,000 that absolutely
needed last Saturday has not yet been reached
The total received we go to press Monday night has
only reached $3,13534 which is nearly $4,000 short
Not only the lack of this sum- but the continuous needs
of the Daily Worker place Fighter in continuous dan
ger of it's life.
The spirit of those who already to the
of the Daily Worker is magnificent But there many
who have not responded.
The Daily Worker would not be facing suspension if all
militant toers would emulate the splendid revolutionary
spirit of Leon Mable Angeles worker On the brink
of starvation this loyal puts continued existence
of the only English language labor above his
"sona welfare and sends oneha of the first wage he has
earned in six months.
He realizes the tremendous played by the Daily in
the day to day struggles of the American working class He
knows that the Gasona mill barons already licking their
chops the projected murder of Ia textile strikers goat
the impending collapse of paper which
complete suspension today than it has been in the five
and half years of its fighting life.
Should the forced suspension that menacing every
hour actually maeriaize Mabe is aware all class
SciOuS workers be how effectively the American
labor movement will be crippled and how much easier will be
the task of the mill barons well fellow parasites
in rushing to the electric chair workers who protest
against nterabe slavery the mills mines and workshops
The letter from Comrade Mabile reproduced as fol-
lows:
Dear Comrades: Here is $40, half of first pay check
after six months that have been of
Il have lot of debts pay the Daily Worker
the money first No worker miss the only English Daily
1T would be crime against the American and Interna-
tiona working class, and would
Communists class conscious workers
Daily Worker"
Letters like this should spur all workers to activity.
The big fact is that the $4,000 that alb
solute minimum to be collected by last Saturday night
undersubscrbed by nearly $4,000 How have been able
to today at all miracle that must be ascribed to
the tenacy to live of fighting of the working class
For the remainder of the campaign will need ST. 900
day merely to keep the "Daily" going.
The Daily Worker must go back to six pages. In our
present condition hampered beyond conception The
workers correspondence has been curaed general
news has been cut down to almost nohng handling
the foreign news only but what hurts most of
all is that have had to play down. due to the lack of
major struggles of the workers in the fur industry the cafe
erias the architectural iron bronze industry the shoe
and automobile industries and the colossal of
the GastOna textile strikers
Workers, you not allow the voice of the militant
working class to be senced The Days need assistance
is immedate Tomorrow may be too late! Send off your
contributions by telegraph special delivery air mail to the
Daily Worker 1928 Union Square, New York City, at