The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-12-08
Workers Family Donates to
DAILY" After Radio Attack

NEW XORk!-The following letter
received with contribution from E.
S., worker in Philadelphia, to the
Daily Worker $4,000 fund, shows how
workers answer attacks on the Daily"
by its enemies:
This contribution was collected
among the members of our family
a few days ago when we heard on
the radio an attack against the
Daily Worker by some official of
the National American Alliance.
He read whole editorial from the
Daily Worker, to convince the
people Of the danger of the Com
Inunist propaganda. We all felt
that the best answer to his attack
would be collection among our
selves for our paper, the Daily
Worker, SO It can go on publishing
real working class news"
support Inspiring
The support given to the Daily
Worker by working-cl men and
women shows how deeply rooted the
Daily" is in the hearts Of the work
ers.
Workers in many instances give
their last pennies to help save the
Daily" as is Illustrated by a dora-
ton of 26 cents from o. F., Chicago,
Ill.
Thomas A. Baily, Of Boston, Mass,
a Spanish war veteran who lives on
8 small pension, sent rs cents. Pre-
Viously he had sent 50. He calls on
war veterans to come to the aid Of
the Daily Worker.
Celebrating Recognition
Dollars continue to come from
workers who celebrate the recogni-
ton of the Soviet Union by helping
the Daily Worker, the most recent
contribution of this kind coming
from an anonymous donator in Will
Transport, Pa. o.I
Il am not member of the Com
munist Party" writes G. L., OF Pitts
burgh, Pa, sending 81. ct only re-
greet that my contribution cannot be
larger" This worker spends much of
his time in Central America, but
even there he tries to obtain the
Daily Worker.
Units Helping
Unit 6, Communist Party, in Rock
ford, Ill, held a card party at which
SIS was raised for the Daily Worker.
This is a small unit and it pledges to
90 even better in the near future
for our good working paper"
Unit 81, Section Is, New York CITY.
with a membership of only 9. has
already raised $35 for the Daily"
SlO.5O OF which was collected at
party at which 40 were present, in
Guiding Negro workers. Two new re-
cruits for the Party were obtained at
this affair by Unit 81 which also took
an active part in q. rent strike at 9es
Freeman.
How to Use Daily
q. Hirschorn, Brooklyn, shows how
the Daily Worker can be used among
workers. A year ago he convinced
Robert Nelson, a Negro worker, and
Charles Schultz, to read the Daily
Worker. He bought extra copies of
the Daily" and continued to give
these to both workers. Previous to
tlls neither Of the workers had any
knowledge of the activities of the
communist Party but now each
worker contributes dollar to the
Daily" which amount Hirschorn for
Warded with dollar of his own. This
Is splendid work. If every reader OF
The Daily did this, our circulation
would be easily doubled in a short
period. 4"F'
Every reader Is asked to do his or
her utmost to help put the $4,000
Drive over the top by sending a dol
lar. Units, trade unions, mass or
CARNATIONS, do your share by raising
FUNDS, by contributing and rushing the
amounts no matter how small, to the
Daily Worker, which needs every cent
in its present financial emergency.