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rine, il ds Mveorrees to K ‘Ss their owr separate Marat > ch establishins: the party tine. A Lhe wide tnasses of youth tn own expe: ence. “In th: ir own mass organization, and expecially in the advanced , organizations that base themselves upon labor and repudiate red- ei nalting, such'as the American Youth for Democracy, the youth will st Jearn not only from experience, but will be able to examine the ‘ . m Viewpoints of all progressives, including the Communists.” . HIS organization ig the present “while hope” of the Com- : T munists in their youth drive.-Ross says that “building and strengthening American Youth for Democracy as a broad, ; ’ pular, anti-Fascist, pro-labor and inter-racial organization is a Par Cay er, toa ey, decisive task in this respect.” senna Pointing the campaign directly toward the colleges, Robs said: “We certainly need Communist organization and activity among college atudents and consideration should be given to the formation of special clubs among them wherever this appears to be the best form. . “At the satne time. we should establish a system of Marxist dis- ! cussion groups around the party, both on and off the campus, . among Communist students and those who want to learn More about ” . i N CONNECTION with this policy, which has shoved the Young I Communist League underground in favor erican Youth for Democracy, the Communist Party will handle youth in the Ceatinued on Page 5. Colump-3-——