The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-12-25
Party Life
New York Section
Announces Plan
For Recruiting

+ OF Recruiting
CECTION 10 is an important in
y dustrial Section. With the ex-
ception of mine and marine, every
concentration industry of our Party
is to be found in the Long Island
territory.
Section 10 works on a Three
Months Plan. The second Three
Months Plan is in operation for
about a month. The following are
the tasks to be accomplished by the
Section at the end of the Three
Months Plan:
/. To bring back all Party MEM
bers now on the rolls into activity.
2. To accomplish 100 per cent
dues payment and improve greatly
the attendance.
3. To recruit Is members to the
Party each week in accordance with
the quota set to us by the District.
4. Twenty five per cent of these
recruits shall be Negro workers.
5. The Section shall set itself
quota for recruiting to the Y. G. L.
and shall organize a plan of work
SO that this quota shall be attained
during the three months period.
6. The building of the ten new
shop nuclei.
7. The doubling of the member
ship in the already existing shop
nuclei.
8. To choose a number Of i'm
portant factories to be assigned to
street nuclei for concentration.
9. To sell a minimum of 1900
pieces of literature per week at the
end of the three months plan.
10. To sell weekly through the
units 1,500 Daily Workers.
To carry out the above tasks, the
Section Plan provides for the fol-
lowing:
l. Each department shall work
out a Three Months Plan based on
the general plan of the Section.
2. To meet with Unit Buros Of
the street nuclei and discuss with
them:
a. Their specific point of con-
centration.
b. Methods of work.
C. Forces.
q. Work in the territory.
3. Immediately after the meeting
with the unit buros, to have a dis
cussion on the plan in the units and
take the necessary steps to carry
out the plan. The unit, in turn,
works out its own Three Months
Plan based on the general plan of
the Section.
4. Weekly reports to the unit
buros on concentration.
5. A monthly check on the prog
ress of the plan.
6. A conference of all shop nu-
clei to discuss the work in the shops
and the Three Months Plan as ap-
piled to the conditions in the given
shops.
7. Section representatives to each
unit, particularly shop units, to be
held personally responsible for the
carrying out of the plan in the
giTen unit.
8. Section representatives are
not merely to come to unit meet
ing and give advice, but also to
meet with the unit buros and be
responsible for the functioning of
the unit buros.
8. Each unit to have minimum
of two open unit meetings during
the Three Months Plan. Prior to
these Open Unit meetings, the units
shall visit all their contacts as well
as issue a leaflet in the territory.
At the meeting proper comrade
from the Section speaks on the role
OF the Party and why each worker
should join it and the meetings are
utilized for recruiting.
10. The Plan also calls for unit
parties to which contacts are invited
and where the question of recruit
ing is discussed and attempts made
to recruit at these parties.
IL. A monthly check-up by the
Section Committee on the progress
OF the Three Months Plan as a
whole.
IL. A meeting of all fractions to
discuss the recruiting drive and set
quotas for each fraction.
The results after the first month
of the Three Months Plans indicate
the possibilities of not only fulfill
ing but exceeding this Plan. For
instance, in the case of literature
where the Three Months Plan calls
for the sale of 1900 pieces of lit
erature per week, the amount has
already been exceeded.
The units which were assigned to
concentrate on factories take their
work very seriously and they are
in front of those factories daily with
Daily Workers, leaflets, etc. Some
of the units, of course, have diff
culties in the early stages of con-
centration. The Bureaus of such
units are called in to the Section
Bureau where the problem of the
given unit is discussed in detail
and guidance given to the COM
rades. The Section also organized
a class in Party Organization, where
the question of concentration, the
Importance of it, how, where and
other phases of Party organization,
is being discussed with the COM
rades weekly.
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