The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-25
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Shop Nucleus Program
Proposals For Party
Unit ReOrganizes Work
I'VE RECEIVED the follow
W ing letter, and feel that
it contains valuable sugges-
lions.
There is one point which,
however, requires comment. That
is point No. in the proposals for
the District: The suggestions that
regular weekly leaflets on national
scale be issued is not practical
suggestion. 1t is obvious that such
thing is almost impossible, and
would prove burdensome to the
units. 1t would also usurp some
of the functions Of the unit and
section, 1t is up to these units
and sections) to issue regular, fire.
quent leaflets, stickers, etc.
The District will be glad to give
every possible assistance to the units
initiating such a drive. The units
should not feel hesitant about do
ing this, nor should they feel that
this is too ambitious task 1t
is a simple task that can be easily
handled. The Unit Agitprop, to-
gether with committee of two
should be designated to take care
of this drive,
DISTRICT 2 (NEW YORK;
AGITPROP DEPARTMENT.
We, the members of the M. S. G.
shop nucleus of Section 3, after q
long discussion on the Party De-
Tense campaign connecting this
with the recent events in Washing
ton (the severance of trade and
debt negotiations with the Soviet
Union, and the latest events in
Europe (the overtures to Hitler by
Great Britain and France; all of
which clearly indicate the align
ment of the imperialist powers in
their preparations for war against
the Soviet Union, RESOLVE
1. That we send telegram of
protest and Indignation to the New
York American as one of the out
standing publications of the Hearst
chain.
2. To recruit two new members
to the Party within six weeks, and
ten new members to the Union.
8. That we Immediately issue a
leaf1et in the shop exposing Hearst's
anti Communist and anti Soviet
Union propaganda.
And we propose to the District
/. The Party, on a national scale
should print and issue regular
weekly leaflets to all the units
throughout the country, and to all
sympathetic mass organizations and
trade unions. This leaf1et should
lucidly link up Hearst's campaigns
against the Party and the Soviet
Union with the policy Of the Roose-
welt administration,
2. The Party should call on all
mass organizations to arrange pro-
test meetings against the latest at
tacks on the Party and for the de-
Tense of the Soviet Union.
3. A monster mass meeting
should be called as elimination
of these smaller meetings on a wide
united front basis.
NJ. S. G. Shop Nucleus.
After many months of morgan
lied, sporadic activities, being a SUBJ
section, we have finally become Sec
ton %, District 2. We have also
been fortunate in getting one of oul
best comrades as Section Organizer
and have started three months
plan of work. With this readjust-
ment in the section to planned, or
ganized activity, we have found thai
many comrades, though of the very
best composition-militant, sincere
and energetic-are not able to carry
out their assignments even to theil
own satisfaction, due to their &C
knowledged lack of Theoretical
understanding of the Party, how tt
work in mass organizations as frac-
lions in the trade unions, shops, etc
Especially important to many Of
our comrades is the position of the
Party on the Negro question, mas
much as there are $4,000 Negroes
in our section, the third largest
Negro section in the district.
In order to overcome this very
serious lack Of orgsnizational anc
educational work, we have started
q functionaries' class, to be hele
every Sunday morning, as an i'm
portant step In the direction Of full.
filling our three months plan Of
work.
In this manner we hope to be able
to double our membership, builo
the Y.C.L. and other mass organiza-
tons and establish an Unemploy-
ment Council and an LID.
A FUNCTTONARY OF SEC. %.