The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-07-01
FUNCTIONARIES
SHOULD ATTEND
WORKERS SCHOOL
New York Offers Excel
lent Courses

NEW YORK, June 29.-One Of the
most important courses for party func-
tionaries offered by the National Sum-
mer Training School in New York
during the last two weeks in july, is
the course in Reorganization" with Jack
Stachel as instructor.
Jack Stachel is the organization
secretary of the New York district,
the largest in the country.
The main topics to be taken up in
this course are: Organization, the
basis of proletarian strength; Princi-
pies of feminist Organization; Struc-
ture of the Workers Communist
Party and it's relation to the Comm
tern; Problems of Party Reorganiza-
ton; Organization for Party work and
for work in non-Party organizations.
The outline of this course, which
can serve as a basis for discussion and
study in other parts of the country,
follows:
| Organization the Basis of ProIetarian
| Strength.
| a. Organization and politics.
| b. Organization and administration.
/ C. Role of organization in a Bolshevik
Party
d. Organization forms.
e. Different organizations of the work
| ing class.
t. The party, the vanguard of the pro-
letariat
2. Opportunism in organization ques-
lions.
h. Role of organization in split Of S.
| d. L. p of Russia, 1908.
| i: Attitude of right and leftist groups
on questions of organization in the diff
ferent parties of the International.
PRINCIPLES of feminist Organization.
a. Every member an active member
and member of one of the party organ
izations.
b. Discipline.
c. Democratic centralization-in diff
ferent periods of class struggle.
d. Shop nuclei as the basis of Com
munist organization.
e. Party fractions in the trade unions,
co-operatives and other organizations of
the working class.
I. The party cadres-professional revo-
lutionists.
Structure and Statutes of the Workers
Party and Its Relation to comintern.
a. Party a section of world party
Hf0ednlnS Oh liliS u Tic sCNtAOhos
b. The Central Committee.
c. The district committees, city com
mttees. etc.
d. Shop nuclei, street nuclei, sub
sections. sections, etc.
e. Party conventions and conferences;
enlarged plenums; general membership
meetings.
+. Conferences Of functionaries.
e. Democratic centralism and dis
, eipline in the Workers Communist
Party.
h. Membership in the party and the
recruiting of new members.
/. The language bureaus and their
work-fractions in language organlza-
,tions.
other organizations.
k. Relationship between the party and
the Young Workers (CommunisD League.
Problems of Party Reorganization.
a. The shifting from small to large
industry.
b. Americanization.
g. intermediate forms between shop
and street INSTRUMENTATION groups
d. The building trades, railroad work.
, | ers, seamen, etc.
e.. Small factories.
f. The problem of the functionaries.
e. Housewives, -proletarians, etc
h. Drawing every member into &C
tivity.
i. Shop papers.
, ]. Shop committees.
k. Nuclei activity and the organiza.
ton of the unorganized.
l. Nuclei activity and the party cam
, paigns.
m. Relation Of the units to the lower
? executives, sub-sections and sections and
j their relation to the district commit
tees.
o. Reorganization and party democ'
2 racy.
ORGANIZATION for Party Work and fol
Work in Non Party Organizations. -
7 a. The organization department of thu
= central executive committee and the
districts.
b. Organizers in the units and lowel
= executives.
. c. Systematic everyday organization
, work.
I d. Organizing for the membership re,
: cruiting.
e. Organizing for press campaigns.
+. Organizing party campaigns-elec'
= lions, etc
Wig. Control Of the activity Of the mem
4 bership, Tie creation Of an apparatus 70
lcontrol.
h. Organizing and utilizing mas
meetings, etc.
/. Organization OF united front meet
= ings and conferences.
e J. The function OF fractions and tn
organization of campaigns in non-part!
. organizations.
|. k. Utilizing united fronts to build tn
q party organization.
BIBLlooRAPHY.
Required Reading.
5 Lenin on Organization.
n The Party Organization-Jay Love
stone.
Imprecorr-Volume g. No. 3s.
Additional Reading.
Imprecorrs-Vol. 5-63 and IS:
: Vol. e., 2s, 30. "a, So, and 81
4 Kaganowitz-Der Organizatorische Auf
j bau Der KPR (German)
r Zinoviev-History Of the RKP Ger
mani or the different numbers In tn
Workers Monthly.