The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-03-10
PARTY LIFE
Failure to FOLLOlU Contacts
Loses Prospective Members
CanUGsS by Org Commission ShOtVs LaStty
in the Districts

promptly, your letter of Jan. 3e4h
in which you inquired as 10
whether or not the district OFgani-
zation had communicated with
me, and if had been connected
in any way with the movement.
About two weeks after yoRr
first letter reached me, together
with the literature, a conlFade
called on me and took me to q
unit meeting. While sitting there
listening to the various reports,
and observing from the inside
what a tremendous task con-
fronted these honest and sincere
workers and with what supreme
courage they were carrying on
their struggle, in the face Of such
overwhelming odds, my enthut-
asm for the cause mounted stead
lily.
/ Joined the Party that night,
and now. though 1 consider my
self 100 per cent American, hAv-
ing been born right here In HRd-
son County. educated in the local
schools and brought up In an en-
vironment of patriotism. taught
to cherish and revere the ideals
and traditions for which, as his
tory tells us, our foFefatheRs
fought and died, am now ; mil
tant Communist, fighting with my
fellow workers toward q brand
new Declaration Of Independence,
the Independence Of the PROBE
tariat Of the United States
r. o.. West New Fora, N 4
From District 2o-wanteA Haaev-
mation-Is Now Secretary u
New Unit
The District organiaataoQ has
properly communicated with me
by sending a special delegate VINO
accompanied me here for a few
days and returned 10 his head
quarters some six or eight days
ago.
Secretary Of tAe Unlk,
Laredo, Texas.
From District S-New Mime Emit
Formed
II am glad TO let you All hear
from us. We have started. We
have five in the Party and several
more will join soon. We want 10
start two or three units soon. This
is hard place. We win have a
hard time here. The Coal Oper-
ators make it hard. 1 have scat
tered IS worth of literature. We
are getting ready for a lot more
soon. We received a letter from
Pittsburgh with cards and books.
Mrs. j at Crab Orchard
said she got letter from You too.
She is now in the Party"
o. o. W.. West Virginia.
Also from District steel Worker
Joins Party-Will Build New
Unit
~ wish to inform you that yes
terday Comrade B Of the Erie
Unit of the Party accepted my
application card for membership
as well as that Of Comrade B. the
man with whom I board. MY
working hours do not permit TO
cooperate fully with the Erie Unit,
so we are attempting to form a
unit Of our own among the men
who work the same hours as we
do and who live in this oommu-
nifty. In this we feel sure we must
succeed.
1--WE shall also carry ON a cam
paign to organize the workers Of
the General Electric Company
into the Steel and Metal Workers
Industrial Union. hope that
these activities meet with your ap-
proval.
W. c. O.. Wesieyvflle, Pa.
From District 2-Joins Party and
Forms Shop Nuciew
I am in receipt Of your letter
Of Jan. 80, 1884, inquirinx as 10
whether my application for infor-
nation concerning the Communist
Party had been followed up.
1 am happy to inform you that
Sec. 7, Brooklyn, got in touoh with
me promptly and that not only
did I join the Party, but succeeded
in drawing in two other workers
in the same shop as myself. We
have, accordingly, established q
shop nucleus Of which I am mt
present the organizer.
With best revolutionary sxees-
ings. !
F. NJ, Brooklyn, n. =.