Last week Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, friend & guardian of the Communist-riven American Youth Congress, took time off from early Christmas shopping to help launch another youth movement. Gathered in the Rockefeller-built International House on Manhattan's Morningside Heights were 295 delegates, from 90 colleges and 15 foreign countries, to a conference of International Student Service. They had met to dedicate their 20-year-old organization to a new purpose: upholding democracy in the U. S.
I. S. S. (headquarters: Geneva) was organized in 1920 to help European students made destitute by World War I. Since 1933 it has been helping refugee students: German Jews,...
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