The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-04-20
lST MEETING TO
UNITE MUTUALAID
MOVEMENT HELD
Plan for Amalgamat-
ion with TWO Adopted

NEW YORK.-On Monday, April
18th, the first joint meeting of the
National Executive Committee of the
Hungarian Sick Benevolent n d
Educational Association, the Slovak
Workers Society, the Russian Mutual
Aid Association and the Interna-
tional Workers Order, was held.
At this meeting the plans for
carrying through the Anlalganation
which has already been adopted at
the referendum Of the above men
toned organizations, were taken up.
The joint meeting made the fol-
lowing decisions:
/. To Immediately establish a
Temporary United National Execu-
tive Committee which will consist of
three members from the Hungarian,
Russian, Slovak and international
Workers Orders.
2. That the United Executive
Committee shall Immediately call
joint membership meetings through
out the country for the purpose Of
taking up the problems which con-
front the united organizations and to
coordinate the work among the va
rious language sections.
3. That in those places where
membership meetings cannot be held,
the United National Executive Com
mitt shall call joint meetings of the
executives of all the branches from
all sections In order to take UP those
problems, referred to in the above
paragraph.
4. That we shall Immediately es-
tablish City Central Committees in
all those cities where their exist va
rious language branches and those
city committees will decide upon ali
problems Of the entire United Order
in these particular cities.
5. That we organize District
Committees wherever the United
National Executive Committee will
find it necessary.
s. That all City Central Commit
tees, District Committees and the
United National Executive Commit
tee shall Immediately take up the
campaign for Social Insurance among
all sections and to extend this cam
paign outside of the sections of the
International Workers Order.
Z. In those centers where the In
ternational Workers Order has al
ready organized medical depart
rnents, we shall see to 1t that the
Hungarian, Slovak and Russian
branches shall Immediately Join this
department.
8. In those places where we have
not as yet organized medical de-
partments, we shall recommend to
the Central City Committee that
they establish joint medical commit
tees in order to organize medical de-
PoA OAAtCIAtO III bllC4 C1t1CS.
9. The joint meeting also decided
that the United National Executive
Committee shall take mp the problem
Of brilding a Preventorium which
shall serve all sections of the Order.
10. That all the sections shall
make arrangements for moving to
the headquarters OF the International
Workers Order as soon as possible.
The Temporary United National
Executive Committee will have as its
task the carrying through Of the
unification in full and then a Ma
tional Executive Committee will be
established, represented by all the
united sections on a basis of proper
tional representation.
This meeting was the first one to
make the necessary steps in order to
bring together more than 10000
members and begin the further work
Of carrying on a tremendous cam
paign for unification in the fraternal
Within the next few days, the first
meeting Of the Temporary United
National Executive Committee of the
International Workers Order will be
held and begin to lay plans as to