The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-08-18

The regular national edition viii
be run in time to make the early
mail trains out of the city. All Of
the editions will be served by COM
plete news service.
The metropolitan editions will
appear in eight pages instead Of
six as at present. The national edi-
ton will have six pages. More space,
however, will be made available for
news and feature material with the
elimination of all New York City
| advertisements and news of a
purely local nature from the ma
tional edition.
Vital Step in History
The change from one edition Of
the Daily Worker to three is the
most important step in the Develop
ment of the Daily since its in
crease from four to six pages last
August. Since that time, as a result
of the more popular character Of
the paper and an intensified drive
in the districts of the Communist
Party, the circulation of the Daily
Worker has been doubled. With the
plans now under way it is expected
that the circulation of the Daily
will continue to grow, but at a much
more rapid tempo than in the past.
The New York Daily Worker viii
strive to cover fields hitherto in
adequately treated, especially the
New York City trade union move
ment, strike struggles, municipal
politics, the activities Of the La
Guardia administration. Tammany
Hail. as we'll as the other political
groups, the problems of relief, hous-
ing, schools, etc.
A special city staff is being FORM
ed at the present time which will
deal with these problems. Included
in this staff will be Communist
writers who have an intimate
knowledge of the life of the New
York trade union movement. Con-
tinuous exposes will also be made
by special Investigators who will
present the story Of city corrup-
ton, strikebreaking by official as
well as private agencies, and un-
cover the methods behind the "re-
lief administration in the city.
James Casey. at present city edi-
tor of the Daily Worker, will be in
charge of the enlarged staff with
the title of Managing Editor. Re
will work in close touch with and
under the leadership Of Clarence
Hathaway, the editor of the Daily
Worker.
Improved National Edition
While New York readers will fino
the Daily" more effective and
popular paper when the new
changes take place. workers in
other cities will see their own prob
lens better presented with the i'm
proved national edition of the
Dolly Wor'5er. Following the estsh-
iishn1ent Of the Weshington Bureau
OF the Daily Worker, which since
its organization last Octobsr. hos
provided readers Of the paper With
some Of the most vital news thot
has been published, the 'sDailv'' is
planning to extend the work of its
bureaus in other cities, PARTICULARLY
in the centers of basic industries.
More material will hereafter be
published from the Chicago, Detroit
md Pittsburgh bureaus Of the
Daily Worker, and efforts will be
made to obtain regular correspon-
dence from Cleveland and other
important industrial centers. Pub
lication of this increased volume Of
news will be made possible BY the
exclusion of ADVERTISING and news
Of a nurely New York character
from the national edition Of the
Daily Worker.
Regular News Service
Additional general news viii be
also made available to the Daily
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