The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-04-21
The Daily Worker.

~. To succeed in the full mobilization of
the Party for its tasks the Central Committee
must pay special attention to the press and
primarily to the Daily Worker In order to
make the Daily Worker the political lealing
organ of the Party and at the same time en-
effective mass agitator and organizer. it is
necessary to take steps Immediately for the
political Improvement of the Daily as well as
Tor the building of mass circulation TIE
folltical committee must take immediate steps
10 terminate the apparent political separation
OF the Daily from the leadership of the PARTY
and must turn the Daily into its daily organ
and mouthpece AT the same time care must
be taken to transform the Daily into a ma
tlonal paper. This can be done only if the
district committees and district organizers con-
slder IN every campaign the role which the
DAILY has to play in it. Every campaign plan
must include specific press campaign to be
carried through by the district in the Dailv
Worker. The District Committees are obl-
gated to stimulate and organize svstematicalIv
workers correspondents from the industrial
establishments in their territories Bv these
methods the Daily will become truly a leader
ana an instrument IN the national campaigns
OF the Party. This political preparation will
also prepare the way for the organization of ,
mass circulation. Every district must set IT,
or daily paid distribution of the Daily Worker
IN an amount exceeding five times the num-
Der OF Party members in the district. To
achieve this aim the Central Committee shall
make available for the districts the mutual OK
perlences and methods of distribution of the
dl11erent districts. The present circulation
drive Is the first step in carrying out this task
Build Revolutionary Trade Unions,
p. The working masses, who are becon,inr
increasingly revolutionary in the economic
crisis, cannot be embraced organizationallv by
the Party alone Labor organizations of a
WIDER character must be set into motion by
Inc recruiting campaign has in itself accom-.
pllshed some of the tasks of the PARTY. It
the Party. The primary organizations for
this task are the revolutionary unions with
thelr shop committees, unemployed councils
ana committees of action, organized in the
IUUL. The Party can win the working masses
lof us political leadership only by leading
'hem IN their economic struggles; and only
on the basis of the TUUL will the Party be
able to assume the leadership of these Geo.
monte struggles The Party must therefore
make sharp turn in its trade union acti-i-
tles full mobilization of all Communist
forces must be carried through for the organ
lzation OF the unorganized masses, for the
building OF the TUUL. The TUUL must be
made INTO an organization uniting the broad
masses OF workers, organizing them for the
struggle of their daily interests, and leading
that struggle along political lines. Through
these struggles for their daily interests and
Though the organization of the workers for
that struggle, the TUUL will bring the broad
masses to an understanding and acceptance Of
Communist line, strategy and tactics. Being
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