The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-11-15
Reports Show Daily Worker
Gaining Many New Readers

NEW YORK.-Worker throughout
the country are not only more willing
than ever before to support the Daily
Worker financially but are more
eager than ever to become regular
readers, it is shown in reports re-
ceived from those active in the $4O,-
600 Drive.
F, Null, of Mansfield, Ohio, who
has sent in lists with funds collected
in the $4,000 Drive, has also in
creased his bundle sale of the Daily
Worker from five to fifty daily and
to 100 on Saturdays. He writes: Il
can report that greater possibilities
can be realized Just as soon as we
are able to organize a wider distr1-
button and circulation" Conlrade
Null is planning to build up another
Daily Worker carrier route in Mans
field. Splendid work, Comrade Null.
Mansfield, which had an original
quota of SIS in the Drive to save our
fighting paper, has already raised
$21.35 and obtained a sub for the
Daily" Here are two good examples
worth following, comrades!
From Minneapolis
Ben Abelson, Minneapolis, Mimi,
is active with collection lists, and not
only is he turning in money in the
$4,000 campaign, but writes: Gust
year ago I sold about five copies of
the Daily Worker a. week, now I sell
from so to rs, besides I've been get
ting a few subscribers" He pledges
to double his sales Of the Daily"
by Spring. He suggests that week.
ly report from the Minneapolis Dis
trict on the situation there would
interest more workers in Mime
apolis in the Daily Worker. He points
out that of the extra Minnesota edi-
ton" last spring he sold SO "Dailys'' in
one day. Let's have the report,
Cornradesl
Drive Quickening
The entire $4,000 Drive is taking
on more speed as workers realize the
danger facing the Daily Worker. Not
only is the danger financial but &C
tual plans are being made by the
NR.A. to suppress the Communist
Press and especially the Daily Worker
for criticizing its Slave-codes for the
working class. Coming to the flnan-
cial aid Of our fighting paper. Mar
Gus Gordon, seven and one-half years
old, of New York, gave ten cents he
saved and collected an additional rs
cents from his mother, sister and two
cousins and sent in the IS cents yes
terday. Thank you, Young Comrade!
Hold affairs, contribute, raise funds,
set new records for the Daily Worker.
Prepare for the Daily Worker Tag
Day on Nov. oath, 25th and goth.
New York Comrades: Keep in mind
the Entertainment and Dance for the
Daily Worker by the United Front
Supporters this Friday evening. Nov.
18th, at Webster Hall, 125 E. 18th
St., and the John Reed Club Cock
eyed World Party" for the DAILY"
this Saturday night at 430 Sixth Ave.
Enjoyable events, both!
NEW YORK.-Due to lack Of
space, the names of a number of
organizations that sent in outstand-
ing contributions to the Daily
Worker Banquet last Sunday were
left out of Tuesdays edition.
The Freiheit Gesang Ferein gave
S58.57; Group of Professional So
cial Workers, $62; the East New
York Workers Club, $65; the Left
Group Of Local No. 38, International
Ladies Garment. Workers, $46; the
Bronx Workers Club, $50; Branch
No. 80, International Workers Order,
$35; Brownsville Youth Center, $40;
Unit II, Section IS, Communist
Party 500; Unit rs, of the same Sec
ton, sl8; Middle Bronx Workers
Club, s25; Bronx Cooperative SITS;
to mention only a few