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. = je Ho. 2100-51820 eg a oo -E made by ot Report made at «Date ~ Period 7 10/185 13/30/4351 oe Wy YORK CITY. | a/sufas 2/2,933/15,18, | quay - en See D 21/44 a i Title ~ . Character - ; i \ . ; { JSFFORSON SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE, . ; formerly known as Marxist Institudél INFOPNATICN NrAENEBRNAL SECURITY - C z i ; ; KEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED EXCEPT. LS ' oe ee re mance Ce demealy eT rt; * Stet : gsynopsis: The Jefferson School of Social Science, presently j 7 oo, unincorporated, of 575 6th Avenue, NYC, which early in i {ts inception was termed “Harxist Institute", was conceived - and brought into existence by the Communist Party to ' fulfill a need of an institution for adult education in the principles of Marxism and Leninisn. The school’ ostensibly operates under the banner of liberalism with i an alleged purpose of teaching the true concept of democracy to the masses. This institution absorbed the New York Yorkers School and the School for Democracy, acquiring faculty members, curricula, the Ruthenberg Library, equipment, students and financial deficits therefrom. The Organizing Committee, Board ol Trustees, RETRALLTYE SITE, Staff, and faculty are we]1 saturated with known ‘Communists “~ -~- and fellow travellers. Conplete CP domination and control . is evidenced in matters of policy and scope, Funds have / jo. been raised through donations, loans, subscription dirners; _. . ° tuition fees and possible CP contributions, The initial ~~, 3 term of the school opened on 2/14/44 offering aprioximately "4 regular session night courses in history, economics, . politics, trade unionism, Science, psycholagy, anthropology, an philosophy, literature, music, arts, languages, world “, problems and child education. In addition to the regular oF why night courses, the institution offers fi Sxtensicn , al ips Wy Division, a Trade Union Division (instruction to selected 4 HALL LED Mg TTEE (DR —, DECISTONS F rl 4 12.97 <tRNT TCULEW CO BFERT J, eat or: eed 4 BY D “TTA DATF = ho ahh. eo a * > y Ya? ee union groups), and a full-time school (short term +\ Y norning am evening classes), Tue regular fee for courses ss £6.00 per term. It is stated the. school has achieved an enrollment of 3,900 stujentsh approximately 81% of which gfare female. ] tailed data concerning courses offered, y._ o O } oO rs rs 3 ot a an |® pe 15 ct o 2. u 9 ls E a ~Bureau a an i-Buffalo (info) eee I~Syracuse (info) Lov gg BP l-albany (info) “ae ‘ l-Capt. “3. Hove, DFU SK \ ILnot. 5.7, Cansicnt, D.of IT. 250" td oo i ed A RT EE hl a on eee ieee ee wear tee