davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-01
predlzenie pasu ma americkom
konzulate.
ti mozno sobasom predist'
deportacii?

Ci mozno sobasom predist
deportacii?
Otazka: Ista rodacka, ktora sa
dostala do Spojenych Statov ne
zakonitou cestou r. 1927 ma byt'
deportovana. Department prace
ju prepustil ma slobodu po sloze-
nj zaruky a povolil jej tri tyzdne
k rozhodnutiu, ci chce odcesto.
vat dobrovol ne. Otazna rodac-
ka je zasndbena americkym
obtanom. Ci sa majt1l dat osoba-
sit tuna alebo cudzinee Ci
mozu svojim sobasom zabranit
deportacii?
Odpoved': Keby sa Dol sobas
konal pred vydanfm deportacne-
no rozkazu, bola by mohla otazna
zena odcestovat' nacas 70 Spo-
jenych Statov, a iej manzel
Dol by NAL pravo zaziadat' o jej
pripustenie do Spojepych S,tatov
mimo kvoty. Pretoze vsak depor-
tacny rozkaz uz je vydany, me-
mohol by jej sobas americkym
nbcanom na veci nc zmenit'. Do
brovolny odjazd po vydani de-
portacneho nariadenia znamena
to iste, co deportacia, a podl "a
terajsieho zakona nemoze ziadat'
0 znovupripustenie do krajiny
ziadny cudzinec, ktory bol 70
Spojenych Statov deportovany.
Jedina slaba nadej vo vsetkych
2rlpadoch, ktorych k sobasu
dojde, spociva tom, ze kon-
gres snad' po case zliberalizuje
terajsi zakon tym, re da tajom-
nfkovi prace pravo, ably vo vyni-
mocnych prlpadoch prijimal ap-
likacie znovupripustenie cd
tych cudzincov, ktori boil sfce
raz deportovani, ale proti kto-
rych navratu do Spojenych Sta
tov MET inaksie ziadnych yaz-
nych namietok.
Kedy ziadost' 0 obcianstvo moe
| zapricinit' nesnadze.
| Otazka: Prisicl som do Spoje-
nych Statov r. 1923 ako navstev-
mix. Obidvaja moi synovia Wy.
chodili tunajsie skoly a obidvaja
patria k skautom. Som obchod-
nixon mohol by som .predo-
strict vyborne odporucania oG
mlestnych hradov a roznych oh
chodnych firiem. Ci sa mozem u
chadzat' 0 americke obcianstvo
| Odpoved': Keby ste podali zia.
dost 0 americke obcianstvo, u
pozornili by ste ma seba prist'a.
hovalecky ilrad, ktory by akistt
hned' zahajil kroky "a tym cie'
Pom, ably vysetril, ci mate prave
zdrziavat' sa tuna zakonite. V
| pripade, zeby vySetrenim bolc
zistene, re ste ISL do cudziny na
nayStevu a ze ste sa vratili dc
Spojenych Statov po 1. jdli 1924
m0zu vas deportovat'. Ak ale
zijete tuna nepretrhnute cd svoj
no prfchodu r. 1928, nem6zett
byt' sice deportovany ma zakla'
| de svojho nezakoniteho pobytu
| ale americk6 obcianstvo sa tiei
uchadzat' nemozete. Terajsi "a.
kon poskytuje pravo ma legal
zaciu tunajsieho pobytu iba tym
cudzincom, ,ktori sa dostali dc
Spojenych Statov nezakonitor
cestou najneskorsie do 3. jiina
1923. Tito cudzinci majn al pravo
uchadzat' sa americke obGian-
! stvo. Pred kongresom je cely rad
predloh, navrhujilcich, aby toto
opatrenie zakona bolo rozsirent
al ma cudzincov, ktori sem pri-
sli pred !. jllom 1924. Iba vtedy
jestli kongres prime podobny "a
kon, budete moct' ziadat lega.
lizaciu pobytu a neskorsie al Q
| americke obcianstvo.
i ZadOv&zte si 'pOvolenie K navra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-01

cakat' dlhy cas- ma viznm, "a te-
rajsich neutesenych hospodar-
skych pomerov je to vsak takmer
holou nemoznost 'ou.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

l409 ST. NW.-Apt.. second floor front
bed room. kit. private bath: other rooms. IL
4l24 FESSENDEN ST. N.W-Large front
room. twin Deds; private family; convenient
10 cars and bus, Cleveland 02l0. IL
Evening star., 1932-09-10

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HO-
tel. goth and SITS. n.w.-l room, kit. bath.
completely furnished. linens. silver. Frigid-
alre; day, week. month: reasonable Nat. 5425
914 22nd ST NV. APT. l-2 ROOMS, KIT.
and bath; nicely furn.; reasonable Apply
Apt. for information. 4:3O to 9 pm 10.
Evening star., 1932-09-10
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1900 ST. Sci large room. large kitchen
and open porch. modern; steam heat and
elec. furnished; S25 month; adults only.
VERY LARGE ROOM. kitchen and bath. s35
a month; same. furnished, $45 month; To-
cation, ll24 Vermont ave. faces Thomas
Circle. Inquire the Burlington, 1l2O Yer
mont ave
SIG 4th ST Me- large rooms, kitchen.
nd-hoor front; heat, gas and elec. iar-
nlShed; S35
1890 QUINCY ST. NV rooms. screened
porch. garage; light Housekeeping; near car
and bus lines. l2'
NEAR CAPITOL 222 3rd St. SEE rooms.
kitchenette. ami; newly decorated; for EN-
ployed couple; private home; $35. IL
1923 POTOMAC AVE. S.E.-3 ROOMS FOR
Ink: rent. S35 gas, elec. and telephone
services included; adults only. Call after
5 pm. IL
46 x ST. NW.-2 large rooms, kitchenette
and bath. unfurnished; heat, gas and cleo;
$25 month. IL
SOIL ILLINOIS AVE. N.W-Two rooms,
kitchen. semi-private bath; ami: private
residence: convenient location; suitable en-
ployed couple. 15'
1853 QUE 5T-One large room and kitchen
sink. continuous hot water; 3rd floor; 7.5O
week; light. gas, phone.
Evening star., 1932-09-10
COUNTRY BOARD.

FOR CHILDREN-Excelent schools, careful
supervision. nouriShing food; all sports; rea
sonable; ref. Address Box 37-S, Star office
Evening star., 1932-09-10
ROOMS-FURNISHED.
fr-NE-nl

i724 WEBSTER Nw.-Front rooms t2O, fur
nished' best location in city men only.
Adams 7108 IL
$50 H ST, N;w.--Large housekeepins room.
$6 weekly; also two sleeping rooms, -. 50
weekly on second moor. IL
1854 CHURCH ST. dupont CircleI-Large
2nd-foor front rooms. ! or 2; aa near bath:
10 SEATON PL. NW.-Two or three rooms.
screened porch. Ink. furnished; reasonable
Dec 0s32-M. IL
1755 ST NV. NEAR Dupont circle}-Fur-
nished single rooms. continuous hot water.
convenient. SIS; also one-room and Kitchen
cite auartmt mt $25. IL
SOC srd ST. N.W.-Adults; double. single
bed room; 2room apt; all front; H. h.
elec.. gas: clean and quiet, IL
1921 18th ST N.W-Lovely. clean front
rooms. redecorated. homelike; Ink; S7-S75O
weekly downtown location.
1918 o ST N.W-Single room. 1925 week:
large, clean room with kitchenette. 81 week;
walk downtown. save car fare: quiet. IL
TWO ATTRACTIVE rooms private bath.
porch: every home convenience small pri-
vate family; references. Adams 0S56.
NEAR PARK RID. 134s Oak-Larse, attrac-
lively furnished. southern exposure: cont hot
water; private home; slS. Col. 1921.
1905 NEWTON ST NV Ink. rooms.
nicely furnished. clean. ami: must see to
appreciate; adults only: reasonable
1880 NO. CAROLINA AVE NE.-One room
adjoining bath: SIS per month.
2O9 T ST. NE. NEAR Mckinley school
newly papeTeus private nOHcs near car ulct
furnish 20 suit occupant. IL
NEAR CONN. AVE AND s ST. Nw.-Un
usually large, attractive room in apt-; cafe
in building; reasonable North 0271.
1851 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Two rooms for girls; special price. IS, So;
light housekeeping.
MERRILL MANSIONS
WINDSOR HOTEL.
2l25 G 81. wv. WEST 1915.
Single rooms IS per week double rooms.
SO and per week Fireproot bldg: hot and
cold water in everv room; near Govt. bldgs;
Dlentv shower baths large dining room.
18th < q NV. NATIONAL $3.50.
y. M. {. A.
ENJOY LIVING IN MODERN CLUB.
Excellent service. 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service. with phones in every
room laundry valet shop. barber shop; ade-
quate SHOW er baths, gymnasium swimming
pool. hand ball. tennis. solarium. Turkish
bath. sun roof; 81 educational courses and
many interesting and hobby clubs. just the
thing for purposeful young men of proper
character. eminently suited for students; all
single beds.
RATES REDUCED.
Accommodations, $l4 to S28 per month.
Dlus membership.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

1912 S SE-Attractive Ink. rooms. sun
parlor. bed room and kitchen adjoining
bath: terms TO please IL
Evening star., 1932-09-10
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

IN BEAUTIFUL ROSEMONT. VA. Il Oak
St-Phone Alexandria 1908. Large, luxuri-
ously furnished room windows. and bath;
exceptionally desirablei breakfast II wanted
ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM. next to
bath; furnish meals; w. R E. bus stops
at door. c. l. Boyle, Baltimore pike, next
to Autovlle Garage TO-
Evening star., 1932-09-10
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD
WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS

TWO ROOMS. unfurn., k and b.: refined
couple. dauVhter is; ABOUT S25 month: Bal
terry Park, Bethesda. P. o. Box 92 Rockville.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

5005 7th PL. NW.-NewIy dec. front room
breakfast optional. Georgia 88O8-W. Ia
Evening star., 1932-09-10

?ll9 BANCROFT PL NW.-TWo nicely
furnished second and third floor rooms,
conveniently located ~ block west OF Conn
ave }. IN private home. Decatur 1888 IL
Evening star., 1932-09-10

fast alcove. Phone wis. 32s5 after pm.
1920 KALoRAMA RD-Two connecting
private bath: garage Col. 1920 ID.
706 KENNEDY N.W-Large. second-foor
back room with porch. next bath; INV h,
cleo: 2 car lines: SIS month. IL
32oi 18th ST. NV. near Park rd.-Attrac-
board optional Adams 3657-W
1852 MINTWooD PL. NV. Attractive dou
bic and single room; second fcor; very rea-
1916 10th ST. Ew.-Comfortably furnished
room. unusually well heated Suitable for
! or persons. Convenient neighborhood.
4l8 3rd ST NW.-Two large rooms cont.
hot water; rent separately. Phone Met l5l6.
1918 9th ST NV rooms, kitchenette.
SO SO per week. rooms, So; rooms. SO;
single ROOM SO per week; gas and elec.
1916 18th N.W.-Bright front room with
running water in room; neatly furnished;
convenient to Government departments
1903 ST. NW.-Attractiye bed-livng room,
studio couch twin beds closet, fully equip
PED kitchen. second floor
1929 R. I. AVE. N.W-Beautiful studio and
living rooms for ladies'
9s9 18th ST. SE.-Nicely furnished large.
front room. kitchenette bath. inst h. W.
eaS. elec.. Rarage; reasonable.
9l6 18th ST NV. Gordon HoteI-Under new
MANAGEMENT: light. OUTSIDE rooms near
service; some rooms running water or pri-
vate baths. Range OF prices: Single rooms,
s6 to SO; double rooms. SO to $l2 weekly.
507 II ST. NV. - Modern, clean. quiet:
adults; light housekeeping; water in rooms.
IS, $6 week, Sleeping. SO
9I2 MASS. AVE. N.W-Large front parlor.
sleeping business also large sleeping
room, next bath. running water; clean.
eI5 goth N.W.-Bright living bed room, of
bath front bed room; adults IS per week.
THE CECIL. 18th and. l. SITS Apt COS
Large outside room, for one or two women;
family of two. IL
1890 EYE ST.-Spendid location. near
White House Single. double room; hot. cold
water. Large room, private bath, in refined
home To-
1874 CONN. AVE. N.w.-Double room, twin
beds; continuous hot water Phone Decatur
63A4
1907 nth ST NV (the Westminster
Thoroughly renovated; clean, comfortable
rooms. with or without bath; hotel-like ac-
commodations; 3&to $40 weekly.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

100 18th NE-Outside rooms. single and
double. Board If desired. IL
2sO7 CONN AVE.-Wdow Will rent large.
beautifully furnished room. reasonable to
refined lady. employed. Col. 0587 l5'
Evening star., 1932-09-10

1859 MINTWOOD PL. NV, Apt 41-Room.
private bath; home comforts; family of
three employed lady preferred reasonable.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

CHEVY CHASE, MD, block east Conn
sye-Bed room and study; e.. windows;
fast alcoye. Phone Wis. 32s5 after S pm.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

927 NJ ST NV Nice front room; suitable
for .: 50 SO each Met 1910. IL
Evening star., 1932-09-10

MT. PLEASANT-Park rd. apartment house
large room. southern exposure; employed
Catholic woman preferred. Adams 1887
Evening star., 1932-09-10

POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS. clst AND
sts. n.w.-A quiet place for quiet people;
all musical instruments turned off at bed
time. On the edge of beautiful Potomac
Arlington Memorial Bridge. within easy walk
ing distance OF White House. Washington
Monument and business center of the city
Completely furnished housekeeping apart
ments. including General Electric refrigera-
tors. table silver and linen. electric fans
Hotel rooms with bath by day. week or
month PhOnR National
Evening star., 1932-09-10

l1l6 9Th ST. NW.-Good. comfortable home;
three excellent home-cooked meals daily;
$3.50 wk; also board, IS wk Ring house bell
Evening star., 1932-09-10

l444 PARKWOOD PL. N.W.-Pleasant jew
ish home. modern. convenient. Adams 9789
620s GA. AVE NW-Rooms or room and
board in private home; all modern improve
ments Ga 0723
Evening star., 1932-09-10

426 HAMILTON ST. N.W.--Large. second-
floor front room. next to bath: large closet.
windows. double bed; breakfast Georgia
4509-J IL
1882 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
double bed room. sitting room; also single
room. near shower; garage. Adams o238. l2'
1923 18th ST N.w-Lsrge front room. sec
ond floor; suitable for light housekeeping
or sleeping. Also basement room. IL
1901 BELMONT RD. N.W.-Beautifully fur
nished front room in lovely home; next to
bath coil springs new mattress. continuous
hot water. excellent heat suitable two per-
sons s25 per month. H.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

1920 KALORAMA RD.-Two connecting
rooms with private bath. or single, semi
| private bath; garage. Col 1920. IA
Evening star., 1932-09-10
RoOMs-FURNIsHED & UNFUR.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-l or rooms, with
private bath; meals optional. Emerson 3454.
1924 EUCLID ST. NW.-2 connecting rooms.
porch, fireplace mi. private family; south
ern exposure. Adams 839l-J.
3743 MILITARY RD-Clev. 7642 Large. at
tractive room. southern and western expo
sures; board optional; private home; unlim-
tied phone. IL
21G5 18th ST NW.-Second and third floor
front bed rooms. inst. hot water; $40 a
month. Adams 36l5.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

4ls 3rd ST. NW.-Two large rooms cont.
hot water: rent separately. Phone Met 1916.
Evening star., 1932-09-10
ROOMS AND BOARD.

OF WEBSTER ST-LarRe, sunny room; in
efined private home; all privileges; real
southern cooking Col qO70 lcs
Evening star., 1932-09-10

reasonable; privileges. Phone Met 4075 IL.
1915 ST NW.-Nice, clean front rooms.
southern exposure: excellent maid service ;
S6-S7; Ink. Sc 50-S7 so wkly: single rn 81
1907 HOBART ST. NW-Large. south front
room. private family Adams 45O3 Is.
Evening star., 1932-09-10
ROOMS-FURNISHED.


1884 COLUMBIA RD.-s3 h IS wk.; SINGLE.
double outside rooms clean cool: baths.
inst h. W; car lines; gentl. Adams 1928.
26O5 CONN. AVE. NV. tnear Rock Greek
Psrk)-Beautifu rooms. fine view. every
comfort: reasonable: garage. Adams 2464.
1745 18th ST. NV nice. large room with
twin beds l small ROOM reasonable rent
Call Potomac 1858
s424. GA: AVE. Silver Spring. Md.-Three
furnished rooms for rent.
PIG A ST. S.E.-NesT CONGRESSIONAL Library;
large airy rooms: convenient TO two car
lines; reasonable. TO-
1863 QUE ST. NW.-Newly dec. neatly fur
front and back Ink rooms: heat. light and
gas; reasonable adults
1876 10th ST. N.W.-Room next TO bath
continuous hot water. SIS; also desirable
room. $50; gentlemen.
DUPONT CIR; I74l P n.wD-Nicely furn.
single rooms. $50 up: double rooms. IS up;
cont. hot water. telephone.
1901 NEWTON ST. NV. : Catholic young
girl TO share large room: lovely furniture;
separate beds: home privileges. Ad $751;.
1922 ST NW.-Large front rooms, alcove
kltcnenettes, running water. everything fur
nished; reas. for several persons: sleeping
rooms, $3.50 to $40 weekly; use two parlorS:
hotsl-like accommodations with home atmos-
phere; maid. tanitor. bell boy service.
l4lO NJ NV: Apt. 4o5-Large double or sin
ing distance downtown.
THOMAS CIRCLE CLUB. 1926 Mass. ave.
n.W.-Large front room. twin beds, semi
bath continuous hot water: parking. 13'
l771 MASS. AVE,-Gentlemen only, desiring
sonnet hing better than average. in very at
, tractive home, newly decorated: shower in
each bath; new condition air-heatinE system,
continuous hot water; single rooms $25; eX-
ira large double room, adjoining bath S45.
1888 CONN AVE-Highly desirable Groom
suite with bath. for discriminating gentle
man: garage: references. Columbia 3437.
642 5rh ST. N.E,--Rooms with or without
ooard, 81 week. Near the Govt. Ptg. Office.
10"
1926 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-Large airy
rooms single and double; inst. h. W: ami
waking distance town: near cars and bus.
I741 P ST. N.w,-Beautifully furnished large
front room. twin beds. cont. hot water.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK 2o53 Park
rd-Large. attractive, 2nd-hoor front room
clean ouiet; cont h. W, phone; gentlems n
1908 M ST.-Lovely single or double room in
modern home; for refined and permanently
employed: home privileges. 14s
1925 ST N.W.-Two front housekeeping
rooms, electricity, h.-w.h., gas stove. water,
sink.
AT DUPONT CIRCLE 1915 New Hamp. ave
n.W.-Spacious, outside room. to accommo-
date three: large closets.
1921 R. I tScott CircleI-Front room. run
ming water; single room; Housekeeping privi-
1916 KENYON-Single bed room; 2nd door;
next to bath; to party employed; use of tele-
phone: radio headphones.
ESQ EAST CAPITOL ST-Neatly fur. room,
near bath: free telephone service same floor
Z
Evening star., 1932-09-10

1921 R. !. (Scott Circle Front room. run
ming water; single room; housekeeping privi-
leges; rates reasonable transients considered.
1916 KENYON-Single bed room; 2nd door:
next to bath; to party employed; use of tee-
phone: radio headphones
Evening star., 1932-09-10

T06 KENNEDY NW.-Large. second floor
back room with porch, next bath; INV h &,
dec: car lines: SIS monlh IL.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

1924 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW.-Nicely
fur room. Ia Te kitch.. fully equipped; also
large front Ioom. suitable or 3; good loca-
ton; clean; privileges; reas. Decatur 58l4.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

1925 N ST. N.W.-Two front housekeeping
rooms, electricity, h.-w.h., gas stove. water,
sink
Evening star., 1932-09-10

1900 10th ST NW.-Single and double rooms,
one studio room with private bath; excellent
Evening star., 1932-09-10

11o3 18th ST. N.W-Two large connecting
rooms with running water 2nd floor near
bath: suitable for three: So each 10.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

liO3 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Gentle-
man; unusually large, well furnished room
continuous hot water. baths with showers;
plenty of linen; single or double ia
Evening star., 1932-09-10

NEAR SHOREHAM- Master bed room. newly
furnished private bath telephone. instant
h. W. gar; suitable for or 2. 2s35 Wood
lev Dl lie
Evening star., 1932-09-10
SALE--AUT0 TRUCKS.

MOVING VAN BODY. metal sides. IL feet
long; like new: right price; 2-long-ton wood
hydraulic coal body. almost new; bargain
Evening star., 1932-09-10

1888 CONN. AVE.-Hghly desirable Groom
suite with bath. for discriminating gentle
man: garage: references. Columbia 3437
642 5Ch ST. NE-Rooms with or without
board, 81 week. Near the Govt. Ptg. ONCE.
Evening star., 1932-09-10

TWO BLOCKS FROM WHITE HOUSES
rooms. kit. bath artistically and completely
furnished 1920 St
9l8 18th ST NW.-ONE ROOM. KITCHEN
dinette. shower bath; free Frigidaire nicely
furnished TO suit tenant; reasonable rent.
See resident manager
Evening star., 1932-09-10

LA sALLEBREEzY ROOM IN ATTRAC-
tive 5-room, 2-bath apartment; immediate
possession. Call in person. 723. IL
Evening star., 1932-09-10

3204 18th ST NV. nesr Park rd.-Attrac-
tive front rooms single and double; C. h. W:
board optional. Adams 3657-W.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-02-01
Bloated Capital and the Starving Workers

attack of nerves 1t is true that the American
Banker leading journal in the banking field
recently announced a hundred per cent increase
in bank failures over the week before. What
we need is confidence in the stability blsh blah"
1t is true that 10 banks fail every day, on the
average. Confidence, my friends!" 1t is true
that the total number of banks failing through
out 1881 was more than 2044, with deposit la
bilities of over $1,67O 100000 1--WE must discour-
age the circulation of rumors" It is true that
Otto Kahn was forced to admit to the Senate
committee that all the big banks are involved
in the perilous drop of foreign bonds so that the
miserable savings of workers all over the coun-
try are in jeopardy. No matter; the patriotic
wage-slave will not be deferred by pessimistic
Soviet-inspired reports. He knows cleveland
Standard Trust Bank, s14,ooo,ooo) that the stab
ility charleston Trust Company $3,436ooO of
our financial institutions ocean Grove National
Bank, s1,s7564s) is like the Rock of Gibraltar
due to the integrity (Bank of the United statesD
Of their directors.
The Hon. Alfred E. Smith Is Of course an
other patriot and like true American he ends
his article with quotation from the Bible:
Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy
neighbor" This from the camp of the pluto
Gratis who deliberately framed Mooney, sacoo,
Vanzetti and now the scottsboro boysi
When Hoover put over his hypocrtical Ma
tional Relief Campaign, which amounted to
fascist assault of forced wage cutting the we'll
fed Al was instructed by his masters to visit
in person the struggling shop-keepers in his
neighborhood and bully them into contributions
in accordance with the well-mown code of fas-
Cist ethics lfYY'S'y1~'~
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-02-01
Nv F, BROWN,


THE reports at hand clearly show that only
few Of the language fractions are really mob
ilizing Gin line with the &C. Instructions for
the recruiting drive inside the language mass
organizations. This is due to the weakness OF
the Language BuroS, G. c.. OF the language press
and District Language Departments, to their
underestimation of the great political mpor-
lance of the drive. AS yet great number OF our
comrades in the mass organizations do not grasp
the significance Of the drive, do not understand
that the recruiting Of new workers into the ranks
of the Party from the mass organizations under
our influence, from the left wing movement OF
organizations led by the reactionaries, means
not only the strengthening Of the fractions in
side the organizations themselves, but also the
increasing and strengthening of our connections
inside the factories, especially in the basic in
dustries in which the percentage OF foreign-born
workers is very high.
The methods Of some of our fractions IN re-
c1l1iting new members from the ranks OF the
language mass organizations, basing themselves
in the selection of number OF workers that
are characterized as better fit for Joining the
Party and proposing them as new recruits are
insufficient The doors Of the Party are open
to all those workers who are participating IN
the daily struggle, and who are willing to join
our ranks and submit themselves to the Party
discipline; and in the mass organizations, eSpe-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-02-01
EAST OHIO SECTION
District 5

Communist Party, U. 5. A.
Jan. 9Th, 1882.
To Allegheny Valley and Library Sections OF
District s. G. p. U. S. A.
WILL YOU ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE OF
EAST OHIO SECTION?
The Party Recruiting Campaign initiated by
the Central Committee of our Party which
started on January II to Marchc 1S is OF ire
nendous importance in the life and growth Of
orr Party. In this Recruiting Campaign we
must intrench our Party in the most important
mines and steel mills and establish definitely
the role of our Party units the real political
leader of the workers in its mine or steel mill.
The East Ohio Section which takes in East
Ohio and Panhandle, w. Va, Is taking definite
steps for the mobilization Of all its forces to
take part in this recruiting drive which is the
most important and different in the methods
+ Of recruiting of all the past recruiting cam
paigns.
In the spirit of revolutionary competition the
East Ohio Section challenges your Section dur
ing this recruiting drive on the basis OF more
employed workers to be recruited, from the
miners and steel mills to fulfill our quota of
mine and steel nuclei, to organize more Y.Ch.
units to build more and strengthen the exist
ing n NJ U. locals, to build more M. W. l. l..
groups, to establish more Unemployed Commit
tees and to develop mass movement against
wage cuts for the local demands for the sup
port of the Kentucky strikers, and for the de-
tense Of the Soviet Union. Also we challenge
the Allegheny Valley Section that we will re-
cruit more Negro workers.
The Section Buro demands a prompt reply
from the Allegheny Valley and Library Sec
tons
Comradely yours,
East Ohio Section Committee,
District No. 5.