Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

many. The sense OF repression there
was SO strong that when the chance
came for greater freedom the reaction
was violent, and the much TALKED OK
free youth movement started.
Great Britain, like Germany, has a
FREQ youth movement. in which all
those concerned call one another
comrsde. But there the project II on
smaller and less intense scale. Tho
members OF the comrade circles snd
guilds meet weekly for lectures. do
bates. and sports.
In this country the reaction Of youth
TO the war has been stlIl less obvious.
A study Of colleges here shows that
students seem to be taking more seri-
ous interest In international questions.
And some groups OF students arc in
terosted In the various peace organiza-
tons
What Colleges Are Doing.
The National Council for Reduction
If Armaments wrote letter 70 colleg-
es all over the country asking each
what It is doing to further the cause
Of better international understanding.
Out OF 200 answers received only n
colleges reported that they were no.
interested In the proposition. Most ~
the others described classes In inter
national relations. student groups
where such questions were discussed.
or scholarships for foreign study. A
few said that they had no funds for
courses or scholarships, but expressed
a hope that means would be found 20
give their students some understands
ing OF the economic. social and poi.ti-
cal conditions OF the modern world.
international exchanges OF students,
popular Of late years, Is being used 70
. further understanding between differ
ent countries The National Student
Forum, an organization OF college
students. is now raising a loan Of sI0,-'
, 900 among college boys and girls in
I. order to bring eight student leaderS'
from European universities 70 this
: country for a year These students
! will visit the colleges Of this country
= TO exchange IDEAS and attend classes
Leaders Of the young serious think
ers say that youth has corns into It's
/. own as vital factor in the progress
. Of the world" They quote SIR Jsrncs
: Bnrrie's recent statement that college,
students have more IN common with
g the youth Of other nations than with
= the older generations ~ home. This IL
4 encouraging 20 the peace advocates,
q They hope that tho greater frstrrnsl-
o. ism of youth which has arisen since
" the war, viii not be forgotten when TIE
~ st1,derts become workers and settled
If heads OF families
n The National Council for Refuction
Ia OF Arrnansnts and similar organiza-
4 tons IN Europe are determined that
IT the people shall not forget the Euro
ii pean War Each year the anniversary
+ Of its outbreak Ia being marked BY
More War" demonstrations. and
N each wear the demon STATIONS spread
A 70 new countries Last year 200 citie'
n Of Germany and France adopted ths
,n idea. and this year 10 nations d
"A Europe and II States IN th.s countr.
70 are planning 70 remember ths var or
IL July 20 and 30.
Over night, posters WITH ''No-Mors
m War IN staring letters WILL spring III
,e all over the cities and out Into IN
~ oopn.rz,side. There VII bs mas
at meetings and relay PROFESSIONS. II
m washington. the President viii b
ov bornbarded with steady stream
ID messages from people and orsantza
he tons who want 70 show their enthusi
*, asrn for peace.
m BY inpressing their slogan eac
of year peace organizations hope ina
the children Will grow up 70 rerner
nh her No-More-War" as one Of "a
ms thrilling, outstanding phrases Of tElei
ar- experience rather than the histor
an books Don't fire until you SEQ Ii
ice whites of their eyes, OF some sue
ar iraflttar!sric bor1bast.