The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-16

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THE financial drive for the $685.
900 necessary to keep the Daily
Worker alive has started. Organ
ization for the drive has been Sc
riously attempted in three dis
trictS, New York ca, Chicago 90,
and Detroit Cd.
Some activity has been reported
from seven other districts namely
philadelphia 80, Buffalo a., Pitts
burgh 90, Cleveland 90, Kansas
(l0), Connecticut Q5), Newark Q4)
No response to communications
from the Daily Worker and no re-
ports of activity have been re-
ceived from nine districts namely
Districts /, 8, ii, IL, 13, is, II ,1S,
and 10.
A detailed checkup of activity of
all districts will be made throughout
this drive.
THUMBNAIL REPORT
ON EACH DISTRICT
Here is thumbnal picture of the
situation in each district
DISTRICT 2, NEW YORK: The
permanent Daily Worker City Com
mittee elected at mass conference
has adopted program some points
of which are: Representatives of the
organizations, such as workers clubs,
International Workers Order, Icor,
Women's Council, Schules, Interna-
tional Labor Defense, language Or
CARNATIONS, shops, revolutionary
trade unions and A. F, Of L. unions
are to involve the membership of
their organizations in the campaign;
the drive to become part and parcel
of the organizations every day ac-
tivity and not a separate and distinct
drive.
All organizations to see that the
employed and unemployed members
raise funds also outside the organ
ization; organizations and shops to
elect committees of three to re-
main permanent Daily Committees.
MONEY TO BE TURNED
IN TO DAILY" IMMEDIATELY
Collection lists have been sent TO
central organizations, The commit
tee urges money be turned in imme-
diately; eanvassing days are to be
arranged in territories where CEN
ters are located; lectures and affairs
to be arranged Immediately.
The City Club Commute repre-
senting % workers clubs in New
York has pledged itself to raise
$4,000. They have distributed 1000
collection lists.
Leading members of the New York
language organizations have met and
adopted program.
The Pocket Book Workers Indus
trial Union has adopted a program,
elected a Daily Worker Committee
and distributed lists.
MEMBERS OF BUILDING
TRADES JOIN DRIVE
Sympathetic members of the build
ing trades unions have discussed and
laid plans for the drive.
Functionaries' meetings on the
drive have been held in Sections 1,
2, 4, 6, 8, II and Long Island 9 and
10. Three thousand collection lists
have been distributed to the Party
in New York. Sections S, 7 and is
have not taken up the financial
drive.
DISTRICT 8, CHICAGO: A bulletin
" called the "Shock Brigader of the
Daily Worker, District 81 will be is
sued. 1t will give news of the pro-
gress of the campaign in District 8.
A conference of Party and nom
party delegates and sympathetic
readers was to be held Sunday, Jan.
Is, at Peoples Auditorium. All deci-
sions at this conference will be car
ried out by mass organizations, Party
members, language groups, ETC., par
ticipating. A program of activities
was to be adopted and committees
elected to carry the drive.
The Daily Worker representative
reports an enthusiastic response to
the drive.
Hammond, Ind, arranged a mass
conference for Jan. is. Section had
a conference on Jan. 8 but has not
reported the results. Other sections
In District 8 have respon ed with
calls for meetings and con rences.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE
IN CHICAGO, JAN. 20
A conference of all workers and
sympathizers of the Daily Worker
will be held at Orchestra Hall, 1855
Oketa Ave, Chicago, on Friday Jan,
20. Workers in the territory are asked
to attend.
INSTRUCT 7, DETROIT: The Daily
" Worker representative of the Dis
triet 7 reports the following:
~ DELEGATES ATTEND
DETROIT CONFERENCE
A conference was held on Jan. G
with 70 delegates representing 40 Or
CARNATIONS present. The delegates
with full authority from their men,
ners pledged District to raise $4,000
as its minimum quota. An executive
committee of seven was elected. Con-
ferences are to be held every two
weeks during the campaign. Each
organization is to elect committees
of three to activize members in the
drive. -Four hundred collection lists
have been distributed.
TOM0RROW-The situation in
Districts 8, A, 5, 6, 9, 10, IL, IL, Is,