The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-08-01
BY BURCK

met section, concentrating on selected factories
where we already have some contacts and groups
establishing shop units and factory branches
of the Metal Workers Industrial League grew
ance committees to take up the immediate
grievances Of the workers on the basis Of i'm
mediate demands to organize mass movements
and struggles.
G. In the railroad industry we shall concer-
trate on St. Louis Milwaukee, Indianapolis and
Chicago, especially utilizing the preparations for
the National Railroad United Front Conference
on August 15-16th to establish groups of rail-
road workers and to develop the campaign
among the railroad workers the basis Of their
demands and grievances building the Railroad
Workers Industrial League
D. In the city OF Chicago the main points
of concentration in addition to metal, must be
the stockyards where we have already estab-
lished shop unit
Having these points of concentration, drastic
measures and personal attention must be given
on the part of the leading comrades to the or
ganization of shop nuclei, the proper distribu-
ton of Party forces and definite assignments to
trade union work has to be checked up by the
Party
Development OF new forces on all committees
and generally in the departments of various
committees. To each shop unit a leading COM
rade is to be drawn in work, even at the ex-
pense of some other activity The responsibility
for this lies with the Section and the District
Buros. The same thing must be done by the
Leagues and unions of the TUUL by assigning
Party and non-Party members to factory work.
specializing in it.
e. The Pa.-Ohio strike to be popularized
among the broadcast masses OF workers, reaching
the locals of the AFL and others and influence
them by means OF organizing mass relief for the
strikers. This work must be undertaken in every
section and in every city, not confined only to
the cities where we have already Party organi-
cations.
F. In the field Of the unemployed the imme-
date tasks are to organize neighborhood, city
and county conferences on unemployment which
is to unite the unemployed and employed work.
ers and organizations and utilize them to or
game County and City Hunger Marches in
struggle for unemployed relief and for social
insurance. In Illinois organize mass endorse
rnert by workers and organizations for the So
cial insurance bill and the demands presented
to the State Legislature to be undertaken AL
these campaigns must be developed around the
concrete issues and demands and gain organi-
rational results
G. The fractions inside OF the local unions
OF the A. F. of T.. and the leagues and unions OF
the TUULb UC, LID, TWO, FSU, the language
organizations and other organizations must be
put on functioning basis, and work to be de-
veloped inside Of these organizations raising the
slogans, demands and program of the Party to
nlobilizing the workers Of these organizations for
the Party campaigns. In all mass organizations
the drawing in of non-Party workers into the
leadership must be considered, an immediate
task. The fractions inside Of the mass organ
izations must always consider that recruiting to
the Party Is one Of their main duties and tasks