The Union League Camp facility, which houses an Army Reserve enrichment program, is located on 244th Avenue at 52nd Street in Klondike. Until July 20, 1941, when the Union League Club of Chicago took over the site, it had been a communist youth camp called Camp Nitgedeiget (meaning "don't worry" in Yiddish) where the Third Internationale had been sung and a hammer and sickle flag was raised daily.
The Union League Camp facility, housing an Army Reserve enrichment program, is situated on 244th Avenue at 52nd Street in Klondike. Prior to July 20, 1941, when the Union League Club of Chicago assumed control, it had been a communist youth camp called Camp Nitgedeiget (meaning "don't worry" in Yiddish), where the Third Internationale was sung and a hammer and sickle flag was raised daily.