Voice of action. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1933-1936, 1934-12-28
Enthusiastic Response to
Voice. Campaign SUeeps
OUer Pacific Northwest
"Sky's the Limit" Say
Olympia Drive
Contestants
DANCES TO OPEN
$1,000 CAMPAIGN
mo one here pays the shght-
est attention tot he quota. We
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No one here pays the shGhf-
est attention tot he quota. We
are making the sl<y the limit."
This response from Olympia to
the announcement Of the Voice
OF Action $1,000 drive. keynotes
the spirit of the northwest work.
ing class as 1t rallies to build It's
fighting press.
Although January marks the
official start Of the drive, Seattle.
Aberdeen, Olympia, Spokane, Ia
coma, Portland and Anacortes al
ready are completing organiza-
tional plans for busting the quo
to" OF $1,000.
To Use Squad System
Alvin Slower. who conducted
Olympia's successful Voice OF 40
tion subscription drive q year ago
notifies us q squad system viii
be used to keep things moving.
The captain OF each group Of four
will report progress to his dis
trict drive manager each day.
Five dollars has already been
pledged to an Olympia fund for
Is minutes time over radio sta
ton key the first week of jan
uary. The radio talk will boost
the drive and lecture No. l Of the
Olympia Lyceum-a series Of Sum-
day evening lectures in the KIP.
hall beginning January 8.
Slower, an accomplished vaude-
Vile performer whose magic and
marionettes have earned him well
deserved fame, has offered his
act free of charge to any organiza-
tion wishing to put on Voice
of Action benefit affair. He asks
only that funds raised that way
apply to his credit as a contest
ant for the May Day in Moscow
prize.
How intense competition is be-
coming indicated by the question
of an Anaeortes worker.
IF I double the minimum Of
$3.50 in subscriptions set by the
Voice to qualify me for first
prize, and then bring in enough
over to win, can my wife and I
both take the trip to Russia?"
he asked, adding that they
could hitch hike to New York
to meet their boat.
Drive promotion plans in Sc
attic swing into action New Years
Eve with a dance at the IOGT
hall, 1109 Virginia street, followed
by house parties all over the
city.
Herndon Honored Guest
Angelo Herndon, Atlanta Ne
gro coal miners organizer, facing
a 20-year sentence on the Georgia
changing, will be guest of hon.
or.
Drive materials were mailed to
every local of the National Lum-
Der Workers Union and the Fish
ermen and Cannery Workers In
dustrial Union this week as well
as to Voice of Action agents.
All persons not already furnish
ed with drive materials: SUBJ
scription books, posters, punch
boards, ETC., are urged to write
in to the Voice Of Action immedi-
ately.
Realizing the necessity for the
expansion of the Voice of Action
a provisional committee has been
formed in Portland to further
the drive.
A conference will be held JAN
uary 2 at 1880 p. m. at the head
quarters of the Central Fedora
ton Against Unemployment, 23S
Worcester Bldg, Portland. This
conference will take up both the
question of financing a larger
Voice of Action and how to ex-
tend circulation of the labor pa
per in this district.
Leaflets advertising the cam
paign will be sent out to all work.
ers, farmers, and fraternal groups
in the Portland section OF the
drive.
Aberdeen will open the drive
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