The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-04-01

remittance, in advance, from the district of
$500. (b) The district will receive one page
for it's district news and a leading story on
page one. (c) The district can mobilize 300
comrades and workers to sell the 1900 copies at
three cents EACH or 300 comrades can pay in
advance the sum of 80 cents each, and secure
a return of $4,000 for the 5000 copies. (d)
Advertising secured for such a special edition
to he subject to adjustment with the Daily
Worker. (e) Every district with 300 members
or more should order at least two of such
special editions during this campaign to help
build mass circulation in the district. IL 1t
must be noted that the special district edition
will be the national edition as well, and besides
activzing the district members and carrying
the district issues and campaigns to the work.
ers in the district it will inform the workers
and party members nationally regarding the
activities and achievements of the district (g)
All material must be collected and edited by the
district A special charge must be made for
pictures
If six districts will enter into this arrange
ment, we can return to six pages every day at
once, make it more possible to secure mass cir
culation in the districts because the Daily
Worker will reflect the struggles in the dis
trict, better activize the party membership ma
tionally because every district will be informed
of the activities of the larger districts.
Increased Advertising
1S. Quick attention must be given to in
creasing advertisers in the Daily Worker.
Comrades and other workers must pool their
buying power in order to secure advertisements
from shop keepers, cooperatives, book shops,
dentists, etc. Mass meetings held by the party
or other workers organizations, income affairs,
ETC., held in any city in the district, should be
advertised in the Daily Worker. Upon the basis
of circulation in the larger cities and the in
crease in circulation which this campaign will
bring, advertising in the Daily Worker will
mobilize workers for all meetings, demonstra-
| tions, affairs.
10. The Daily Worker must, during the
| period of the campaign, continue to improve in
| content and approach to the masses of workers
| 1t must issue number of special editions MAY
| Day, etc. addressed to the workers in the
| basic and war industries connecting the;l
| problems and struggles with the tasks an
| campaigns of the party. Workers correspa
dence from the shops must be increased an.
| improved.
The Daily Worker shall issue all printo !
material necessary to carry on the campaig
subscription lists, posters, leaflets etc.
management and editorial departments sh-
devote themselves energetically to the ca
paign and the progress of the campaign sh
receive day-to-day and adequate space in (
| Daily Worker.
Write in Support of Campaign
90 Leading party members, district =
ganizers, the national and district agitprop
organization departments, editors of par.
language papers, comrades working in t
basic industries Daily Worker Representative
shall write articles to help activize the ca
paign and clarity the role of the Daily Work i.
AS the campaign progresses, these artic
must be concretized by citing achievements
aiding in the direction of the campaign.