The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-07
An Organ of World
Revolution

THE greatest printing plant in Europe
plant which equals in all ways the
biggest in America and surpasses by far
any similar structure in the rest of the
world-set its huge presses rolling for the
first time yesterday.
This plant which occupies two square blocks of
land, will turn out the astounding and unpreci-
dented total of 100000 papers daily 1t will provide
a great part of the education, the intellectual and
cultural sustenance of many times that number OF
readers every day of the week.
No, not in Nazi Germany where the word cul-
ture is a grotesque and horrible travesty. Not in
Fascist Italy nor Austria. Not even In the tradi
tionaI homes of bourgeois culture and education,
Great Britain and France These mperialst powers
throw all their energies into the suppression of
their working class and into maniacal preparations
for a new imperialst
The huge plant looms-a beaconlight of the new
world-in the U S S. r. 1t is the new home Of the
"Pravda' central organ of the Communist Party
Of the Soviet Union, central organ of the Party
which leads the workers of one-sixth of the globe
in building Socialism. 1t is the greatest force in
cenenting and cordinatng the struggles of the
revolutionary toiers throughout the world, who
carrying historic battles for the winning of work
ing-class power in their own land an organ of
world revolution.
Not only will Pravda's 100000 daily copies be
run off in this new plant, but also about 900
copies Of five other Soviet newspapers going to all
parts of the vast Soviet territory the mighest col
lective agitator and organizer of Soviet advance.
1t is for such splendid achievements, for such
victories that the Bolsheviks fought. And it is to
establish Soviet power in America that the Com
munist Party of the U. S. A. leads American work
ers in their struggles today.
THE central organ of the Communist Party in the
United States the Daily Worker also recently
acquired new printing press, capable of covering
the land with the revolutionary message of struggle
which the Daily" spreads But this new equip
ment still runs at half of its power, only because
the circulation of the Daily Worker has not as yet
risen to the figure it must reach to make its i'm
pact against the expoiters felt, prophetic fist of
doom to capitalism prophetic hand of hope of
Soviet power to the oppressed toilers of the land
The Daily Worker needs new readers-thousands
Of them! And our potential readers-the exploited
workers and farmers of America-need the Daily
Worker even more; they need it as parched stream
needs the surgng release and power of rain to
quicken it to life and action
The Daily Worker has set itself the goal of 1000
readers by January l, 1885. Every Party member,
every classconscious worker in the country should
do all in his power to achieve this goal.
The workers of this country, in celebrating this
history-making achievement Of the Soviet
ers, by building here the indispensable weapon Of
revolution-a mighty working-cass press!
And the Soviet workers would rejoice in no verbal
greeting more than they would in the knowledge
that here in the United States our most important
organizer and agtator is being strengthened, our
path is being prepared for the time when the toers
of America will also establish dictatorship of the
proetariatl