The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-29

and improvement of the 'organizational and
political life of our shop and street nuclei. This
means that every unit must discuss in full the
political campaigns and issue before the Party
and how to carry these through in the every
day activity of the nucleus. Every nucleus
must outline for itself, under the leadership Of
the District and Section Committees, concrete
activity to carry through in the factories. the
political and organizational tasks of the Party.
Linked up with this is the improvement of the
functioning of the nucleus, which must meet
regularly, on time, and with the nucleus exc
cutive giving leadership at all times. In aetiy,
iZing the nucleus, every member and partlcul-
arly the new recruits mast be involved in ac-
tivity The Districts and Section Committees
must eliminate Circular" leadership as far as
possible and give detailed personal attention
to every lower organization, and
Secondly, the immediate establishment of
classes, discussion meetings, study groups Of
all types (See March Party Organizer), de-
velopment of Workers Correspondence, ETC., in
which all new members must participate. In
these study groups and courses, Party prob
lens and major political issues, particularly in
connection with the Party program amongst
the Negroes, must be studied, discussed and
explained.
2. Organzational Checkup of Recruits:
Utilizing a checkup of sales, of dues and ini-
tiation stamps to see how successful the nuclei
are keeping the new members. On national
scale, there is unfolded situation in some
districts where there is an impossible dscre-
pancy between reported new members AMI the
sale of initiation stamps. New York, Buffalo,
Detroit Chicago and California;
This shows one of two things-either the dis
trict was guilty of empty boasting or bluff or
there is an organzational situation which ne
cesstates drastic changes. Similarly with sale
of dues, not single district has dues sale
equivalent to its total membership--old men,
bership plus new recruits-and some districts
philadelphia, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland,
Detroit, Chicago, Connecticut) are on level
which calls for immediate investigation and
some necessary steps taken to drastically
change this situation Every district must in
stitute an immediate checkup of every nucleus.
The aim of the Party is to have monthly
dues sales absolutely equivalent to our men,
bership.
, From noM on the Party must organize a
systematic registration of all members at reg
uar intervals, in order to know and control
the social and national composition of the Par
ty. This registration will be an important
political factor in regulating the Party activity
amongst the various strata of the working
class.
3. Extend Influence in Shops. Extend the
Party influence and activity in the -shops
through an orientation of every member and
nucleus to factory work. This means intens-
fication of individual agitation in the factory
assigning of one or more factories for every
nucleus to concentrate upon-distribution Of
leafets-selling Daily Worker at factory gates
regularly-every nucleus to be responsible for
issuance of one shop paper. Particular atten-
ton must be given to consolidating our exist
ing shop nuclei. which are many times the
weakest unit politically, while the opposite
should be the case. The Party Committee must
devote detailed attention to every shop nucleus.
I" Conference of members and functionaries Of
the shop nuclei should be callel by the leading
Party committee. Shop papers must come out
regularly, otherwise the workers think our
Party is not serious
4. With the strengthening of tie Party must
go simultaneous manifold growth of the rev.
dictionary unions Of the T.U.U.1. Not only
must every new Party member be enrolled into
the T.UU.L, but through these contacts we
must increase the T.U.U.L membership many
times 5000. The success of he Recruiting
Drive must also be utilized 4, extend and
broaden the Party base party f-actions) with