The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-04
Practical Suggestions
for BUILDING the
Dail1y 46gz c1orke1
III.
House to House Distribution and The
Organization of Carrier Systems:

The article yesterday referred to factory mine mill Daily
Worker distribution and building The Daily Worker is the
best mass contact instrument the Party has and power
fu weapon In the tasks of establishing shop nuclei shop
papers, in making the factories Communist f0rtresses
The first point the agenda for Daily Worker building
ana securing for mass distribution, is factory gate dis
tibuton and SALE Factory gate distribution will help turn
the face of the Party towards the factories will quidate
vesges of socademocrac forms in day to day Party
work. VIII elevate the political level of membership will
improve the social composition of the Party Therefore
the mines, mill and factories with the Daily Worker
Another form of securing mass circulation for the Daiv
Worker of acquainng workers with our official
organ regular and concerted house distribution
and sales
In order carry successfully this form of Daily Work
building, again emphasize that it can be ade
qaaey accomplished only if the Party in the city will CEN
traze large force of the most populated and
congesed working class sections of the city, (a) Select
section of the city densey populated with factory workers
I'D Organize group of fifty comrades who will distribute
the Daily Worker this section of the CITY every evening
for whole week. (c) AS the comrades carry stribu
ton they must talk to the workers and their families about
the Daily Worker the Party the before the working
class and the and addresses of the sympathetic
must be gathered; d) Towards the the weeks dis
trbu0n the workers visited be asked become req
uar readers of the Daily Worker rate of Is cents per
week. (e) An earnest attempt must be made to at
least hundred workers and for The
paper 0D Party member, member of the Young Com
mun League the Pioneers must then be
the Daily Worker to these hundred workers every day. (g)
The comrade who takes charge of this system can
be paid for his time at the rate of dollar for
100 papers carried to- such weekly subscribers namely Sc
week for collections amounting to SIS week from one
hundred subscribers CHI Once such carrier system
tabshed the work of continuing free distribution
ing additional subscribers the weekly payment rate must
go until all working class sections in the city been
covered
The comrades in Philadelphia made good beginning at
this form of distribution and secured valuable contacts
Negro and white workers. However, they scattered
their forces too great and thereby failed
establish carrier system unit of 100 readers. few
rados in the Harlem Negro section i'm New York City went
out morning and secured forty Negro workers weekly
subscribers for the Daily Worker The Detroit
at work establishing carrier system of distribution
The capitalist crisis unemployment, low wages makes
Immediately for to adopt methods of Daily
Worker circulation and sales Workers the basic indus
tries in factories and mines, find impossible to advance
Sc for yearly subscription $3.50 for half year.
AT the time, the of workers miItany
moving against their expoiters and the capitalist govern
men proven by the $4,000 workers in demonsra
ton at the Kat0vs funeral in New York City, proven
by the unemployed demonstrations cities the strikes
and struggles everywhere.
These of workers must be made towards
and into the Party The Daily Worker leads for the Party
Workers who read the Daily Worker will join the Party.
circulation for the Daily Worker among industrial
workers must be secured and be secured forms
Of circulation namely sales before hundreds of fac
tories at three cents copy and weekly delivery into
.usands workers homes IS cents per week put
into effect.