The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-03-25
1000 Subs and Renewals MAY I is Coal;
PhllQ. Receivers Previous Loss, Puts On 186

vantage of the weekly offer.
Minneapolis ordered its first page for Friday,
April IS; Buffalo for April II, and Butte has not
yet made its decision California, starting March
2S. will receive its district page every Saturday.
Pittsburgh, beginning March 80, will have
weekly issue every Monday
M. Silver, Daily Worker representative OF
Philadelphia, writes:
This was an excellent edition Of the Daily
ON Thursday March 10, insofar as our district
is concerned, and sure will help towards the
mobilization of our Party for the building OF the
Daily Worker. The Thursday order will have to
remain at its minimum of 1000 for while, as
the units have not learned as yet to utilize all
the copies they are getting. There is, however,
marked Improvement jim the sale of the Daily
on Thursdays in some units
I'm the first part of April the Party is calling
a May LIST conference. I am of the opinion that
the conference must be utilized for the financing
of our May edition of the Daily Worker. Our
slogan should be $4,000 Dailes on May for
District 81"
MILWAUKEE SECTION GETS
PAGE FOR RED SUNDAY, MARCH. 80.
An example of Communist initiative is shown
in the Milwaukee section Of District g. Chicago,
which has provided material for special issue
this Wednesday to be distributed for the Mil
waukee Red Sunday on March 20. No less than
1000 copies we're ordered and paid for, and the
Milwaukee edition of the Daily Worker will un-
deubtedly prove an effective stepping stone for
reaching hundreds of new readers and contacts
for the movement in that territory.
ONE THOUSAND
BY MAY FIRST!
One thousand subscriptions or renewals before
May II This special drive in the campaign for
10000 readers will enable subscribers who are
hac In, heir In, e1p hair deh
by taking new subscription, or by renewing
their old. Every name will be printed in the
May Day edition which will go to the u. s. s. r.
In addition, greetings at Is cents sent in by
readers, subscribers. and sympathizers will be
included in the special ISSUE as well as adver-
tisements sent by organizations. etc.
The May Day edition will contain an 8-page
tabloid size supplement of articles pertaining to
the international struggles of the working class
and will be printed four different days in order
to reach various sections of the country in time
for distribution. The Far West will receive the
issue dated April "a; the Middle West, April
28; the Eastern States, April 80: New York.
May l.
May Day this year will be doubly important
for the Daily Worker. With 1000 new subs, II
will be put on a more solid basis and will at the
same time reach thousands of new workers. On
to 1000 by May II
Due TO the greatly increased costs in printing
10000 papers since the 10000 circulation drive
began, we are forced to drop from the sub
scription list all subscribers who are past due
in their accounts. From now ON, all bundles
and all subscriptions will have to be paid for.
We therefore urge all readers who are behind in
their payments to send In new subscriptions 50
that they do net n!E any issues Il thu Daily
Werks4