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2 , YOUNG SOCTALT The March 1, 1954, issue of the "Young Socialise | ; Challense," published as pice three of "Labor Action," an veficial 5 + : ae * re + TOeT - we an ~ the Indepencens Socialist League (ISL), ecrcvained + en article céncerming the creation of the YSL, which pointed out that at a unity conference occurring February 12-14, 1954, at Lasor Action Eall, New York, New York, a merger occurred tLuvween the Youngs People's Scots list League (YPSL) and the Socialist Youth League (S¥YL). The new orgenizaticon was named the YSL. On April 9, 1956, another confidential informant advised és Loliows: , ; , ; Tne YSL has fr -uently worked in clase sympathetic co- operation with the ISL t-vard similar chjectives, althouth each mejor issue given mutual ciunsideration is dccided upon by these organications individcusily. Tre YSL serves as an apprenticeship for the ISL, but ISL eselecticn of members from YSL ranks is made en @n indivicual and personal basis. In many instances YSL members are also members of the ISL. . ° a Tre VSL and ISL utilize the same printing house in New York City and the YSL pablication is printed as an insert in "Labor Action." Fregeentliy, tecturers before the YSL are ISL members. a ad ee