The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-09-04
WORKERS mi IATIVE STIRRING
IN CHICAGO! READERS CLUB IN
SAN FRANCISCO GROWING FAST!

please send us an outline for the
Daily Worker Readers Club" writes
A. s., District 10 Daily Worker Agent.
ALSO send outline for Red Builders
Club. At last meeting of the Readers
Club, four were present. We all real
lied that in order TO do any work at
all, we must mobilize more workers
than we have now. The entire mem
bership agreed to draw up leaflet
in the rough. The purpose of this
leaflet is to mobilize the workers
About thousand will be run off and
distributed"
Outline on Daily Worker Readers
Club on the way. We are sure that
through distribution of the mimeo-
graphed leaflet, membership at Sec
Ond meeting of club will be i'm
mensely strengthened. You will
find tips on Red Builders News
Club on back of membership cards
being sent. We believe, however, it
would be much better for District
10 TO combine the two clubs into
one greater Daily Worker Club;
part of the activity of club to be
devoted to circulation, sales, ETC.,
and part to reading and discussion
Of the Daily Worker, etc. 1t is not
necessary to maintain two separate
clubs. What do you think, Dis
trict 10?
Send me sub blanks and list Of all
who have been Daily Worker readers
and I will visit them for Subscrip-
tons. There's over 125 subscribers
believe in Westville, Georgetown and
Danville, Ill., writes o. s., Danville.
What about Daily Worker clubs of
readers and subscribers at these
points, o. S.? Mailing list has been
sent. Every subscriber visited should
be induced to come to a meeting of
the club to be called by functionaries
of Westville, Georgetown and Dan
vile, Comrades, fortify your units by
establishing some of these clubs. Out
lines being sent.
New Club In Chicago.
"a Red Builders News Club has
been organized in this territory most
ly Of active comrades from the Skand
Workers League, Lake View" writes
s. H., Chicago, Ill, secretary of the
club. "The S.WL. sells five Daily
Workers daily; we want this bundle
increased to 40 copies a day. These
40 copies are to be paid for by the
Red Builders Club" This is splendid
news. We suggest that meetings of
the Red Builders Club be open to all
workers and sympathizers whether
they are interested in selling the
Daily or not. Discussion of contents
of the paper should be held and re-
ports sent in to the Daily Worker
Club Department. Members. of the
club should also be urged to write
about conditions in their shop, fac
tory, mill, mine, neighborhood, home,
etc, for the Daily Worker. Good
luck, Chicago!
SEND IN YOUR RENEWAL NOW
Subscriptions are coming in, but
not nearly fast enough. The Daily
Worker cannot exist without subs;
the workers of America cannot be
organized without the Daily Work
er to guide them. A. J. N, Lands
downe, Md, has the correct line.
Enclosed find 81 (alI l can spare
now for renewal of my subscrip-
ton for another two months. No
worker can afford to be without the
fighting Daily" 1t is the workers
own paper, awakening them to
realization of their own mass power
and to use it in an organized man
ner. May it be read this winter by
million workers" We hope so,
comrade.
Pledge 81 Month to Daily Worker
A donation of $1545 has just been
received from the United Ukrainian
Toilers Organizations, Inc, of New
York City. Thanks, comradesl Also