The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-08-14
What's Doing in
Workers Schools
Of u. S.
Central School Opening in Chicago

The Chicago Workers School an
nounoes the opening of its new
Central School in the Loop in Chi
cago. The Central School, with
branches on the northwest side and
on the South Side of Chicago and
in South Chicago and Gary, will
be located at sos S. State st.
All workers organizations are
urged to aid the school in equip
ping this new and large headquar-
ters primarily by turning in the
money for the Chicago Workers
School Expansion stamps now be-
ing circulated.
Work is proceeding rapidly in
securing a headquarters on the
South Side with special attention
to the stoekyards workers.
Headquarters have already been
secured for the Northwest Side
Workers School. The upper floor
Of the Northwest Side Workers Cen
ter will be used for the Northwest
Side Workers School. The building
is well equipped for proper class
rooms, etc.
South Chicago has also secured
headquarters at 9133 Baltimore. A
conference will be held the begin
ming of September to reopen for
the second semester of The Workers
School in the steel legi N.
The complete expansion program
will be finalized in October when
all the schools will be opened. An
elaborate program is being prepared
for a campaign during the next two
months and for the capitalization
of the school, the charging of the
library and the improvement of the
curriculum and the instructors. A
course for instructors will be con-
Quoted during the month of Sep
TENDER to improve the quality of
teaching,
The aid of all workers organiza-
tons is absolutely imperative to
make the Chicago Workers School
system the educator and trainer of
forces for the entire revolutionary
movement.
Cleveland Workers School Plans
Picnic
The Cleveland Workers School
will hold a First Annual Picnic,
August 18th, at Bastz's Grove, 6275
Turney Rd. They are planning two
new features which are entirely
new to working class picnics. First,
"Children's Village" where par
ents may leave their children for
the day under the supervision OF
Pioneer Leaders, who have mapped
out a most entertaining program
for the kiddies. There will be pony
rides and story hours for the very
young, games, faces, clown and
organized entertainment by young
sters and for youngsters, as well
as fish pond, etc. Second, a
group of Cleveland attorneys will
present a skit called "A Day in
Court" exposing the Justice and
law and order" of a capitalist po-
lice court. In addition, there will
be games for adults, a bar, refresh
ments, and an excellent orchestra.
Elaborate Preparations for Harlem
Workers School Fall Term
For the Fall Term, which begins
Sept. 20, the Harlem Workers
School has added course in the
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Movement by James Allen, which
will stress the numerous instances
of unity of black and white work.
ers which have occurred throughout
the development of the labor move
ment in America. Comrade Allen
will also conduct a seminar which
will undertake to prepare short
brochures of the lives of Negro
revolutionary leaders for popular
mass distribution. The students in
this seminar must be persons who
can write and carry through indie
pendent research work. Some art
lists are also necessary to carry out
such a project. A third new course
is one in Colonial Problems to be
given by Ernesto Soto. Because of
the Importance of the fight against
imperialism, students must be def
initely assigned to take this course,
in preparation for leadership in the
growing struggles of the colonial
workers.
Registration for the Fall Term
will begin at the new headquarters,
Ais Lenox Ave-, on Sept. 4th.