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

seller shall be assigned certain section OF the
city so as to avoid conflict in sales, and shall
receive a portion of the income from sales.
! T. A decided shortening in every city, IL
every district, has been the failure to introduce
and sell the Daily Worker at party mass meet
ings, demonstrations, at meetings of other
workers organizations, during strikes, etc.
This shortcoming must be Immediately
remedied.
(a) The Daily Worker must be spoken for
from the platform of every meeting. (b) The
party must cooperate with the Daily Worker
representative in selling the Daily Worker
before the meeting convenes and after it adj
journs. (c) The comrades in the meeting SELL
ing the Daily Worker, must call out the main
struggle story appearing in the issue being
sold (d) A large sign must be posted in the
meeting hall containing appropriate Daily
Worker slogans and calling upon all workers
to read it regularly. (e) At street and factory
gate demonstrations, the slogans carried by the
workers must include Daily Worker slogans
(f) Whenever a strike occurs whether under
TUUL leadership or A. F. of L., comrade
shall be assigned at once to report the strike
for the Daily Worker and forces shall be
assigned to sell the Daily Worker to the
strikers, as we'll as to workers in the same in
dustry in other shops, and to workers in all
industries.
8. specific attempt must be made to place
the Daily Worker upon more newsstands. es-
pecially those in the neighborhood of industries
and those at points where workers get on and
off street cars, elevated trains, subways, as
they go to and from work.
9. Comrades must engage in individual eff
forts to widen our circle of readers. You must
talk to the workers who work with you and
who live near by about the Daily Worker. You
should individually order a bundle of five or
ten copies daily, and sell them in the shop or in
your neighborhood. You should secure sub
scriptions from these same workers after you
have sold them single copies for number of
days.
Quota of Every Party Member is $500
10. Every party member is assigned the task
of getting SIS in Daily Worker subscriptions
and contributions. Getting subscriptions must
be emphasized. Every party member can secure
three or four 81 two-month subscriptions Tin
fact it should be no task to secure ten 81 subs,
or twenty 50-cent subs). However, to reach
the SIS goal, which every party member must
reach, some contributions from workers in the
shops, in workers neighborhoods and organiza-
tions, from sympathizers can be secured.
A special Daily Worker Building Stamp will
be issued to all comrades securing SIS or more
in subscriptions and contributions and no party
member will be considered in actual good
standing in the party, no party member will
have performed his full Communist tasks in
this period of intensifying class struggles, un-
less he has this special stamp in his member
ship book The closest check-up on the activi-
ties of each member must be made at the
regular nuclei meeting.
Organize Delegate Conference for Support
Immediately
II. Daily Worker Building and Supporting
Conferences shall be called in every city, es-
pecially in the larger cities. They shall con-
sist of representatives from every sympathetic
workers organization (fraternal, workers
clubs, TUUL groups, LID, WIR, ANLC,
women's organizations, YCL, Pioneers, labor
unions, sports fractions, the partly. These
conferences shall be permanent. The first con-
ference shall be held before the end of April.
The tasks of these conferences shall be: (a)
Mobilize the membership belonging to all these
organizations for financial support for the
Daily Worker by holding bazaars, concerts,
dances, motion picture showings, etc. (b) Or
CARNATIONS that belong to the conference shall
pledge themselves to contribute a certain
amount each year in support of the Daily
Worker. (c) All organizations shall pledge
themselves to sell the Daily Worker at all meet
ings, organization and open meetings. I'D
Every organization belonging to the conference
shall name Daily Worker representative who
shall constantly campaign for subscribers
among the members of the organization. (e)
Advertising meetings and income affairs held
by organizations belonging to the conference
shall be stressed. (f) Funds derived from af
fairs and contributions shall be sent to the
Daily Worker to finance mass distributions to
develop mass circulation, so as to acquaint an
even larger number of workers with our Com
munist organ.
II. An income affair to secure funds for the
Daily Worker must be held in every city where
the party has members in the month of April
or May. The selling of admissions for this
affair to all workers organizations must be
used also as means Of organizing the Daily