The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-19
MOBILIZATION OF WORKERS INTO
DAILY WORKER" CLUBS WILL
ABOLISH CRISES OF THE DAILY

lions for the Improvement - the
paper as well as n substantial do
nation from the workers 10 the
Sustaining Fund. were received.
The future of the "Dnily" belongs
to clubs such rs this.
Non-Party IN m b ers especially
should be encouraged to attend the
meetings. Proof that they will come
is shown in the attendance figures
of the Yonkers meeting. OF the 80
workers present only two or three
were Party members. build the ID.
w. Club while the campaign is stiu
hot. Don't delay q minute Get to-
gether group of five or six readers,
appoint secretary and a committee
of two or three to make plans for
the club, mimeogrgph leaflets inYit-
ing workers to attend meetings, hold
discussions, provide simple enter
tainment, send communications to
the Daily Worker and then watch
the Club grow! WOrkeTsl Make the
Daily Worker Club n name to con
jure with! Let's use the Club to heat
the bosses! a Daily Worker Club
in every neighbOrhOOd, shop, factory,
organization will save the Daily
from suspension, and make il
greater working class paper,
Prompt payment Of bills for bum
dies will increase the income of the
Daily Worker More subscriptions
Sustaining Fund. Extra bundle or
ders at one cent a copy to take care
of the demand for the DedachtU. S.
S. r. articles, also strike and hunger
march news. will build the Circula-
ton of the Daily.
Immediate preparations for Tag
Days, June rs, q, 2S will save a lot
! OF trouble later.
Labels size by 5 inches to fit
| boxes 3 Ia inches high and . Ia
| inches in diameter have been sent
to all districts. Failure Of Tag Days
| in view of the alarming decrease in
| daily receipts this week will mean
! Funds from Tag Days must be wired
| to the Daily. Five per cent of this
money viii be credited to the dts
tricts on their current or past sc-
counts.
Members of "ICoR" Attention
BY decision OF the N. Y. City Com
mittee of the "Icor' all members are
instructed to participate in the Daily
Worker campaign for funds. AS the
| Daily Worker is the only English
daily In the country supporting the
| masses in their struggles with the
bosses. the City Committee of the
"ICOR" believes It's members should
help as much as possible to make
the campaign a success by holding
mass meetings, affairs, picnics, par
Ties, bOClaIss etc, IOF DAILY DeHeiltt
as wen as by individual contribu-
| lions.
woRGERs ORGANIZATIONS TO
THE RESCUE
At a farewell party given in
honor of Comrade II. by the BriGh-
ton Beach, N. Y. Unit 9, Section Z,
comrades contributed twenty dol
lars for the Daily Worker. Seven
dollars also collected at farewell
party TO Comrnde G. on eve of her
departure for the Soviet Union.
Lithuanian Literary Society. ILn
and WOmen's Council raised S2i,so
for "Dnily" benefit Mt farewell
party TO COmrnde s., leaving for
U,s.S.R., also at picnic held last
week. Thirty dollars raised by
Unit 5. Section z, Mt House Party
last saturday. "PleHSe find check
for 81" writes Y. o.. Chicago, Ill.
"T'wo dollars to extend my sub and
one dollar to keep Il alive. As
long as the crisis for the Daily"
Iasts will donate one dollar each
week" More responses of this
kind Will gave your evolutionary
pysss, workers Of the U;s-A1