The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
CURRENT
NOTES
BY ---
cLosTER B. CURRENT


cism
The work OF the conference Was
divided into Plenary Sessions. dis
cassion sessions and commissions
In part TWO OF the conference,
after main speeches outlining the
postwar needs OF youth for full
( cmp.oymeni relief and rohabili-
iatiou. demo RATE rights. educa-
tiorH needs. the commissions
dratird statement which out
I lined me most outstanding re-
qairemeuts q young people to-
dae
n tie introductory statement.
oae gets mi, sense OF determine
( tion " kids SO recently from
,he concentration camps 70 build
ncW world said they
"The World YoAth conference,
( meeting ia London in November.
1854 offers that it has respon
siMiiy 10 set forth the needs OF
youth az the outset Of peace and
il calls or youth ORGANIZATIONS
evcrvwhore TO bend their efforts
20 meet these needs Not only
Viii tAe solving ~ these problems
ensure fan aud free ne 10 the
lrlsing roaeration nut it viii also
( pavo Vav for stable and
lasting peace
"Nepih yhich has taken the
mann burden o. the fight against
FasMsm on the battlefield and
ID ne rear has the right 10
'cr lie with full human dig
INC conference believes that
yearS people everywhere need
eol conditions for work OF
NaA which develops their perso-
niiy and enables thcm to give
fal service "a The community
TgM neel unfettered democratic
fsh;s and freedom OF worship
ara COnscience within their own
ORGANIZATIONS and in the COM
( w9my ne whole They need
oinca'ion and training 70 enable
ihom 70 30 effective citizens in
ders rafic world They also
roq'Nre ereater facilities for cul-
tlrai and physical development
Noeth Ia the colonial countries
Nd n eeDno'ni,ally. less devcl-
oped areas have especially ur-
gent poAicsl economic and So
vai needs Young people every
wheto hcnef; greatly from the
advantage 81 secure and happy
home aackgrolud
The following is summarize
bon ~ section H.
Norh:
me conference affirms the
right Of an youth 10 full employ
mrnt without any discrimina-
ticn o. color Sex age. nationali-
ties etc The conference called
fer Noeaiioral guidance. elimina-
'lcn Of child labor and coopera-
ZION ~ youth Win trade unions.
Democratic Rights
Youth has earned the right OF
otlfenshp the Voting age should
~ lowered 70 IS years and young
l'taple should have tho right to
s'aft as landdaies. The confer
7e stressed the right OF civil
liberties freedom OF speech.
press assembly. religion and from
fear and WAIT Thanks to Pres
lasnt ko0seytlt
Ncrship.
isht q the individual 10
Worship as ne chooses religious
communities should have the
risht 10 teach their faith in their
own schools. colleges and univer
stiles
Fducations
Recognition Of education as the
fundamental right and necessity
for every child II should he free
compulsory and in primary and
secondary schools in accordance
with national and cultural ira
ditons
CrIluREs
All Youth should have the op-
portinity 70 enjoy and appreciate
drama music. literature and
ant state aid should be given
fer youth cen,ers and orraniza.
tons FOR this purpose ana scho-
larsnips should be available for
promising performers and stu
r dents
Colonial ouniries:
The independence and sof de-
termination 81 an colonial conn.
+ tri's is necessary for stable ana
lasting peace for economic se-
: 'uriiv and for meeting the reeds
? % Young people IN theeo conn.
tries The right ~ freedom Tor
; tho colonial countries must be
iuiiy recognized by tho United
N't'ons orsanilaiion and specific
guarantee should be given as 10
when end how this viii he a..
tanned hy each colonial country.
There Is an urgent need for
iHil cvil liberties, speedy indus.
hnHit"'ion land reform. social
lefisist'on housing labor repula
. 'ion ADD really big expansion OF
service 81 youth Education OF
university standards must be