The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-23
n. Y. Red Builders In
Highest Sale, 8,448

There's not much time left for
those individual greetings (25 cents)
from workers, Party members, SYM
pathizers and their friends, to be
rushed into the Daily Worker for
May Day! Only a few days, too, for
collective. greetings from units, sec
tons, districts and larger ads from
fraternal organizations, trade unions,
workers clubs! Tack a generous sum
to your greeting and shoot it in by
air mail to the Daily in time for
May Day distribution of the four
editions: Pacific Coast, April "a;
Midwest, April 27 Eastern, April %;
New York City and Northern New
Jersey, April so.
Tell workers in your shops, your
neighborhood, your mass organiza-
ton what the Daily Worker is doing
to mobilize thousands of workers to
Down Tools and Demonstrate May 1,
and ask them to greet the Daily
Worker!
Red Hot News From Red Builders.
N. Y. Red Builders smash previous
records with sale of 8,448 last week!
Prize-winning, reddest Red Builders
who helped push figures up. are:
Barnes. 800; Diamond, SOS; Field
berg, 1858; Ruderman, 1928; Baldwin
324; RiScO, 800; Peterson, 200; Mar
inc, PSI; Stein, $50; Rees, $50; Pie
ratti. 235; Henry Lipkin (Bronx), 222;
AL Lipkin, 205; Holowchuck, 1871;
Whit, 1853; Weinryt, 1853; Merchant,
152. Seven recruits joined at last
Jamboree. Minneapolis whips sell
ers into shape, organizes News Club.
First task is to sell all the Dailies
piling up" writes W. B., section Or
ganizer. 'Send cards and d. w.
aprons to Comrade King, secretary"
Reading, Pa, reports slight slump,
selling only 1900 copies last week,
when some red builders got jobs.
Feno, Schultz, Taylor, PIantus. Wcs-.
ner, John. Wells, Quire tackle Read
ing's bundle of 800 day, 375 Thurs
day special page, sell over so. en-
titling them 10 d. w. aprons. Frank
Quire, secretary, claims original Ryan
Walker cartoon for selling 500 copies.
BY return mail, Frank! Dayton,
Ohio, plans issuing mimeographed
leaflet to unemployed TO form Red
News Club, writes Mary Jacobs Leaf
let should emphasize Daily Worker
program for employed fighting with
unemployed, pointing out vital work
sellers carry on in spreading the rev.
dictionary press. Further north,
Toledo Builders report lively meeting,
where members brought. up inter-
esting points on how to boost the
r. B. N. c." Bring these points out
in open for broadcasting, Toledo.
RED Cartoons go to Comrades
Fisher, Harrington, Mcfarland and
D. w. apron to Fisher, who sells
IS a day." writes Ed Martin, tenn
porary secretary.
Contemptuous aloofness and a
lofty superiority toward carrying ON
Daily Worker activity prevails
among the Party members in Man
vile, r. I. According to Nick Wor-
celia, seemingly the only circuIator
of the Party press, the 'Party
members want only big names, say
they are busy with bigger things
The Daily and other literature is
too small to bother with. They
have been working to organize the
Trade Union Unity League, for last
six years, but no concrete action
taken to push the Daily"
Same situation is revealed, to some
extent, in Wheeling, w. Va, where
once 35 workers read the Daily
Worker, now only s.. Seems impos-
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