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; Peane aad Denoereay,. scntained information sencerning the ereanisation of this group anf Listed ancng ethers prt ec % member of the Reorgenissation Comittes. : 7 iitormation } has been received that Interest P. Lash is ae phary A “am the General Secretary ef the game a8 ontary of 6000 Per "" year, This Serviees is reperted te be mde up of mere than | ae 200 college leaders. Robert G. Spivack, foruer secretary of the International Student Service, has stated that most of the members of the Service are considered liberal. He disclosed “"""" that Secialist, isolationist and pacifist views are represented | - “<" polfey ef the Intemational Student Service. It is farther” plieged that there is an indication that the Communist Party te - Jn strong eppostion to the leadership and the eonduct of the Tater. _ i aational Student Service. In sennection vith its sonference at - ‘the New Jersey College for Women at New Brunswick, Hew Jersey, WE, - . .@m December 28,29, 1940, the Sunday Worker dated Deceaber 9, a0, ". |” ontained an article reflecting that "The three boards picked We 7 ~. the ISS to lead discussions en Youth as Norkers, Professions and in Public Adsinistration, represented full support for — a _ Roosevelt's war pregren, both in its fereign and domestic sotiies,* ae ‘ Thie article also contained information to the effect that student ~~. *Jeaders attending the 153 Conference attenpted to ereate a new. | ; _ Ameriean youth organisation free from left-wing domination, ani. % the vanguard of this movenent, aceording to a | Fepart, was _ sponsored by the International, Student Seevies, »" * he Taternational Student ‘Service is yeported to have ve ae Rg oe