The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-20
LENIN SCHOOL
GOING AHEAD
FULL Speed
Sessions Are Proving
Most Successful

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The first few days of the Chicago
Intensive Training School which open.
ed here Monday morning with an ad.
dress by comrade Dunno, who wei.
coined the students in the name of thu
c. E. c. and the District, already
bear out the predictions made before
the school opened.
The Lenin School is a distinctive
feature In our work. The enthusiasm
OF the students, the atmosphere Of the
school, the close attention paid to
everything presented, the relationship
of the comrades who teach, with their
classes, all point to the success
which already marks this experiment.
The school has over forty comrades
attending. A number of the comrades
asked to attend were unfortunately
unable to come for one reason or
another. AS has been already an.
nounced in the DAILY WORKER.
such comrades as Comrade Corbishly
who is in a hospital and others who
are unable to get away from the work
they are doing among the miners and
in other industries, have written in
that they would like nothing better
than to take advantage of the school
If 1t were not for the difficult position
in which they were.
School Elects It's Officials.
The school is conducted by the stu.
dents themselves in consultation with
the director of the school. A commit.
tee of five was elected as house and
general committee for the school, and
Comrades Weisberg of Cleveland and
Chelovsky of Chicago elected chair.
men for the afternoon and morning
sessions of the school respectively,
Comrade Melz was elected secretary.
Thus the school is going ahead full
speed with its program of education
both theoretical and practical
Monday night the comrades Of the
school visited the North Side branch
and Tuesday night had the opportu.
nifty of seeing an Abramovich meet.
ing in action. Last night they visited
the City Central Committee.
1t is planned to arrange a tour
around Chicago with a visit to the
most important industrial sections
including the stock yards, ETC., in or.
der to give the comrades from out of
town a birds-eye-view of Chicago in.
dustrial life.
AS to social side Of the school we
hear from all sides that the Chicago
comrades are making all sorts OF
plans to make the short stay Of the
out of town guests as pleasant as
possible.
Today the schedule of the school
will be as follows:
8 a. m. Trade Union History ana
Tactics-Dunne.
10 a. m. Party Organization and
Functioning -Abern.
IL a. m. International Movement
Bedacht.
IL m. Lunch.
p. m. Leninism-Gomez.
2 D. m. Elementary MARKHAM Eco
nomics-Lerner.
5ltteIman to Commence Course
Tomorrow at II a. m.
Tomorrow, Comrade Bittelman, sec
rotary Of the political committee of
the Central Executive Committee will
commence his course on the History
of the Communist. Movement in Amer.
lea during the IL o'clock hour.
No one is more fitted to give this
course than Comrade Bittelman, who
has been in close touch with most of
the period he is to handle and has
been in the thick of the development
of the movement since it's start.
Comrade Bedacht, who has been
lecturing during the IL o'clock hour,
will finish the rest of his course on
the international movement next
week during the one o'clock hours on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday