The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-12-30


CID on the basis Of xegssxsuox. we must
insure the carrying through Of the proper d.v1-
sion Of work in all units, Looking toward the
activtzstion Of all members and preventing the
etc. and in connection with this the results Of
overbur0ening OF O few comrades in the unit,
especially not overwhelming the new members.
(Is We shall insure the immediate organ
3sation Of all new members recruited who are
smployed into their respective revolutionary
trade unions on opposition groups In the A. 2.
Of L. unions and the similar assignment OF un-
employed new members into unemployed COM
u1tttees.
dS) In order 70 GaclMtSts this, every new
member shall Sin out q registration blank at
the first meeting he attends, on the basis Of
which the Bwo shall give him his assignment
to Party work and tell him what organization
and fraction he has to join.
Q4) Special directives shall be issued TO the
Districts on the activization and leadership OF
the units which will be set up in the course OF
the drive, particularly the shop units, and show
ing concretely how the Party registration must
be used in the assignment Of leading comrades
to newly formed units to insure proper lead
ership.
O5) The Districts shall conduct six weekend
classes for the new members in the sections fol-
lowing the plan prepared by the Central Agit-
principal districts six weekend classes for unit
leaders. In the principal districts we shall also
conduct six weekend classes for our most ac-
tive comrades in the big shops on how to build
and acttvize shop units Emphasis should be
placed In connection with the new members
courses that while it is compulsory for the Dis
tricts TO organize these courses IL should not be
made compulsory Tor the new members to at
tend these courses Persuasion and conviction
should be the methods used to draw them in.
9. ACCEPTANCE OF NEW
MEMBERS. ...-...
In the past new members coming into the
Party did not receive sufficient attention either
from the unit or from the section on higher
bodies in the Party. This created situation
that new member did not feel that he COM
mitted a revolutionary act in joining the Com
munist Party. This must be changed. The fol-
lowing steps shall be taken: -r
ID When a member comes into the unit, the
unit organizer shall explain the role OF the
Party and be officially accepted as member Of
the Party by the unit.
"a After the meeting, G. leading oomrade OF
the unit shall If possible take personal interest
in the new member by visiting him in hts home
and by talk with him on the tasks OF a Party
member.
CD At the Lenin Memorial Meeting public
acceptance Of new members shall be CARRIED
through, accompanied with a speech by the
District Organizer or other leading conlrade Of
theParty, and other ceremonies.
10. REVOLUTIONARY COMPETT-
TTON.
Revolutionary competition shall be regarded
as one OF the most important phases Of this
campaign and shall serve in bringing out the
vital forces Of the Party in this recruiting cam
paign. The competition shall be between:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DETROTT-CLEvELAND
PHILADELPHIA-NEw YORK-BOsTON
CALIFORNTA-SEATTLE
KANSAS-COLoRADO
BUFTALO-CONNECTYC
CHARLOTTE-BTRMINGH
MONTANA-DAKOTAs
In carrying through Of revolutionary conpeti-
ton, the following points must be considered:
Q) The methods OF competition to be worked
out at conferences Of the competing districts.
C2) Exchange Of District Representatives at
important inner and mass meetings.
90 To develop revolutionary competition be-
tween sections and units.
~ That the competition shah be given lively
expression in the columns Of the Party press.
IL. PARTY MOBILIZATION FOR
THE CAMPAIGN.
In order to secure the maximum mobilization
Of the Party for this campaign the following
should be carried through:
ID In the Center: ..',,'..t- ~,
(a) statement OF the Central Committee
shortly before the campaign starts.
(b) A series Of articles on the Importance Of
the campaign by leading comrades Of the Cen
trail Committee and co-workers, in the Party
press. ...,4...... s' ~tt
Co Central Committee Org instructors TO the
principal districts to insure the carrying out Of
the organizational measures in the drive.
I'D The Org Department shall issue an in
formation bulletin to inform the Districts of the
experiences derived In the campaign.
% In the Districts:
(a) Special meetings Of the District Commit
tees. 1FM 1850 so ie$ t+,t" :
(b) Meetings Of the Party scSives -
(c) Conferences between the Org. Depart
raenS OF the Districts and the leading Party
fractions IN the trade unions and mass organ
izations.
ID Discussions in the Units.
(e) Meetings Of the fractions II all mss or
ganiEatons. a> ~ ~s-"'t,2>'i." -" y 81
% A series OF articles by District Junction
aries. ---
(g) A series Of articles by new members on
why they joined the Party and their impress
sons of the Party.
IL. CHECK UP.
ID The Central Committee Org. Department