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sek dedchak Cab Meat an dol we dienes a OGM Ta Lee ales nt a8 Darmstedt Youth Oroug (= SB ; er trom Karl Mayrer _ - “our present group i composed intentionally of only & few convinced people who find joy in the work and in the sacrifice it involves. They do not wish to form any new organization - tnere are already a vast number of different orgarizations emong the German Youth - but simply a working group, who, following their own consciences as Socialists, ars wenceforth taking an international standpoint. The anal object of our work is the service ard spreading of the icea ” of cur common humanity. Out of all the possible directions in which we might work to this end, we have taken two for specially intensive development; (1) Personal correspondence ~ with like-minded foreigers, with the & ject of purifying the relations of the sations to one ancther; and (2) practical assistance to the aged in our own land. The methods of carrying out the first task are: studying Esperanto together, exchange of correspondence, evenings devoted to reading end @istussion about foreign writers and conditions; as soon as possible exchange of visits s0 that foreigners may come to us and we to them as guests; the enlightenment of the press in our own country. The assistance of the aged we carry out on the following lines, partly by ourselves and partiy by stimlating and organizing the various Youth Societies which are sympathetic towards us; permanent cooperation with the public welfare officials, the fetching of food fran the villages and shops, collecting wood, mending and washing clothes, helping them in their dealings vith the author ties, and reading aloud. Since we are all in employment and can only do this work in our spare time, we have plenty to do. But there is joy in it." STUDENT GROUPS PEUcscner raciristischer Studentenbund sélastrasse, unchen Secretary - Wolfgang Medding The German Pacifist Student Organization seeks to make all ‘ gtudents think fairly and justly in international affairs as well as in individual life. It aims to unite pacifist stulents of 411 the universities in a common struggle against renction and inter- nations] prejudice ard for international understanding and conciliation. oe . Tne Third Congress of German Pacifist Students was held at Presden July, 1923. The following resolutions were passed: “The Congress of German Pacifist Students asks stents ef all countries to unite with them in forming a poverful {nternational organization of student youth whose aim will pe to strive together against everything which hes a tendency to arouse hostility among peoples, to favor reaction, to support militariem and chauvinism, or to maintain the system of violence which ts actually in force in international : relations; in short, to organize, es working-men do, resistance to war and to the political maneuvres which inevitably lead to war. .