The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-30
;. PITTSBURGH UNITS.

f. The South Side unit which is concentrate
ing on the Jones and Laughlin steel mill de-
cided to recruit ten new members, OF Wfom
shall be EMPLOYED in the mill. The unit already
has two members working inside the mill ana
the INIT expects to establish a mill nucleus be-
fore the end Of the month.
q The Byers Pipe mill nucleus decided 10 re-
cr1,it Q new members, of whom five shall De
working inside the Byers Plant and four shall
be Negroes The Unit now has comrades
working in the plant. The uni talso decided 10
challenge the Ambridge unit that the Byers Pipe
nucleus would reach its quota OF new members
before the Ambridge unit would be able 10
achieve its quota of 5 new members from the
Anbridge Bridge Company to organize a MIL
unit.
The South Side street unit decided to re-
cr,,it 81. new. members and to establish another
INIT in Brownsville Avenue which is the heart
of the Negro section of the South Side.
The hill unit which is concentrating on the
hill plant of the j. &, L. mill decided to recruit
20 members, 5 OF them women and OF them
Negro workers. and to establish mill unit in
the J. & L.
s Hill unit, number 2, which is concentrat-
ing particularly in the Negro section, has de-
eided to recruit SO members, OF whom snail
he women and ten Negro workers. The two
hill units together 70 DuIQ ~ 4u4CUIOAAAlS OHON1N
committees and one branch OF the LSNR'
IL. EAST OHIO.
THE Fast Ohio section has challenged the Al
Ieghenv Valley section and the Library section
In the recruiting drive. On January 14th con-
ference was held in Pittsburgh of two repre-
sentatives from the Allegheny Valley section
committee and two representatives Of the East
ern Ohio Section Committee together with the
Org. Secretary of the District where the points
of the challenge were agreed upon. The chal-
lenge Of the East Ohio section to the Allegheny
Valley Section is as follows:
"In the spirit Of revolutionary competition the
East Ohio section challenges the Allegheny
Valley section during the recruiting drive, that,
on the basis Of developing local struggles for
the econUnlic demands of the miners and steel
workers. on the basis Of developing strong
movement for unemployed relief and unen1ploy-
ment insurance, on the basis OF developing
broad campaign for the support Of the Kentucky
strikers for the defense of the Soviet Union, for
the freedom Of the Scottsboro boys, the East
Ohio section will achieve the following:
/ We will recruit our quota of 1z5 new mem
bers before the Allegheny Valley section achieves
its quota Of new members.
2 We will establish shop nuclei, steel and
J mine, before the Allegheny Valley section
established its quota Of nuclei
3. We Will recruit more Negro workers into
the Party than the Allegheny Valley section.
4. We will establish YCL nuclei"
The Allegheny Valley accepted this challenge
after a thorough discussion Of ways and means
Of achieving the quotas set
The East Ohio section has decided to recruit
125 new members of whom IS shall be miners
and 50 steel workers, IS Negro workers and Is
women, and also to issue two shop papers. The
Ohio section has decided to concentrate on Pow
haitian, Elm Grove Bellaire and Blaine for mine
nuclei steubenvi11e, Weirton Martins Ferry,
Wheeling for steel nuclei; Trtdelpha, DiIlonvale,
and Bellaire for Vel nuclei.
Ill ALLEGHENY VALLEY.
The Allegheny Valley section held a section
conference at which the representative Of the
Chicago District presented the Chicago chal-
lenge. The section committee has worked out
for each unit g special concentration point and
has assigned members Of the section committee
to be responsible. They are concentrating on
q number Of important mines in the section, as
well as the American Aluminium Works, the
Universal Cement, the Allegheny Steel the
American window Glass. With intense activity
it is possible to establish quite number of new
nuclei in the section The section has been