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PRESS ANI~ INFOTRTMATION DEPARTMENT
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF STUDENTS,
VOJT~$SKI1 12, PRAGUE III
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French student delegation in Moscow, 1952
REPRODUCTION AUTHORISE D
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Nc~..12 3uly, 1913
TABLE _OF COI3TETdTS
IIIrd World Student Congress .....:.............contents page
Round and About ...:..............................,..........1
.IVth-World Festival of Youth and Students............?,.....5
ISR Notes...... ............................................8
.Student Press ................................,..............8
In the lUS Departments .....................................9
Summer vacations ...........................................9
IDS INVTTES.YOU
to
THE IIIRD `,WORLD STUDENT CONGR~S
IN WARSA~i, POLAND e
" from-27th August to 3rd September
The number 6 issue of the IIIrd World Student Congress bul-
letin, just off the press, has nine dull pages de~otedto the
latest Here about Congress preparations in all parts of tie
world. Write for a free copy, of the Bulletin, if .you -don t
receive it regularly, and distribute~it to .friends and col-
ieaguea to keep them informed on all the work going on among
students for. the Warsaw meeting.
. ,
Here are just a few of the last minute announcements from ex-
pectant participants at the Congress.
Three student organisations in Africa informed the IDS last
t~tsek that they vrill be represented at Congress. These .ere the
National IInion"of Students of the Gold Coast, the Aesocia-
t on of Students of Togo and Ibadan College, the only higher.
educational institution in Nigeria..
gealistforenf,.ngen, the student organisation of the economics
faculty of Oslo University in Norway has decided to send as
obse~+rer to.the Congress. Although they do not see ~ to eye
with .ail aspects of IDS, po-licy, they meant to examine the fur-
ther possibilities of co-operation. and have urged that other
faculty organisations do likewise.
From Istin America the Sport Association of Panamatbivecsity
hart exprsea?d its interest in attending the sport cammiasion,
one of th? many to be-held at Congress. The Federation of
Secondary School Students in Guatemala has sent word that it
too will be there.
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ROUND AND ABOUT
GNUS cOU~rc ~L
The Iiaternational Union of Students has been invited to at-
tend the Council Meeting of the National Union of Students
cuf Ehglend, Males and Northern Ireland, to be held at Read
ing from 1{}-12th July. Among the sub3eats to be discussed are
grantsd fees, student self-governor?nt, relief, .unity of
studen sgort and participation of British students in the
IIIrd V~orld student Congress. The IUS has accepted a proposal
to arrange for a cultural group to take part. in the Fes-
tival at the end of-the year.
INDIAN UNIVERSITY SAYS "NO THANKS"
Lucknow University in India, has turned down an offer aPfin-
antis! assistan~? From the United States Information Ser~fce.
The t~iiv~ersity ofYicials announced that acceptance of a i d
would-have encouraged outside interference i.n universit,y floe-
dom. The Indian gaper "'The Tribune" declares i:hat p u b~I i ~
opinion will certainly -support the decision . of the univers~.ty
authorities on this,matter. ~-
4~EFTIATGS TO JAPANEST _ STUDENT'S ~ 6TH CONGRESS
"On the occasion ~ of your 6th Congress," states a t e 1 e gra m
from the Polish Student Association to the All Japan Federa-
tion of Student Autonomies, "we send you hearty - g F ?e t Inge
and wishes for effective discussions for the welfare of the
studying youth of Japan, . in .defense of their rights and ~n-
suring them proper conditions of life-and study. We shall be
very happy to welcome your representatives ~-t the II7rdWorl d
Student Congress in Warsaw which will be a great gathering
f?r unity friendship and -fraternity of students of th e
whole word in the fight for peace and a happy future. I~ng
11ve~the Internationa Union of Studentst Forward tot h e
IIZrd U~orld Student Congress! "
'"i~iORE TEACi~Il~3G JOBS"- FRENC~i_ NATIONAL UNION
A press conference tree held in Paris by UNEF !French NUS!
and a number of teachers organisations and trade unions on
their point action to obtain mgrs teaching fobs for Agreges
degree holders in secondary schools.-There are several cate-
gories of persons who qualify for such positions but Agreges
hoidera are winners of nationride competitions and therefore
those best qualified for the positions. ~ The: French~g~vve~xueecxt
has hired leae~ qualified persons rather than Agreges winners
in order not to have to pey-higher salaries to the latter.
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Austrian Students Protest-
ing Increased Fees.
HALL FOR ACTION TO HALT FEE
a ~
Stud~nta of the Chemistryl~
stitute of Vienna met at the
beginning of Juae to protest
against the proposed law in-
creasing tuition costs near-
ly threefold ixi high?r ss~a
Aftefi the meeting the stu-
dents marched to the build-
ing of the "Central Cc~i#tee
of Austrian. Students"agdpre-
sented a resolution -cal-
led on this body to organise
an? immediate campaign against
the intended ruling, sin c e
crly ~azr~ted action pan pre-
vent t?. ~ law from being en-
acted.
NE'~+V DOR~dZTORIES GOING UP IiJ CZECH0SLOVIA~IA
Taro new dormitories, complete with modern conveniences, for
Prague students .are being completed. Fire other. dormitories
and a student restaurant are planned for the c~pital,~~.i ty.
At least 2OO students wi13 be housed in each building -wit h
board provided at minimum cost.
CHILE NEEDS 3OOt~ DOCTORS, 120 GRADUATES Y
After.a 34 day strike of medical students, supported by a 48.
hour general strike of all students in Chile, the educational
authorities have .been forced to concede to student demands.
A eommissi?n, including student representatives, will meet
to prepare a report and call a meeting to draw up a programme
of medical studies.
The question of medical students and doctors is a very im-
portant one in the country. According to official statistics
ther? are only 3000 doctors in Chile and the minimum rec~uire-
went calls for 3,000 more. Only 120 doctors graduate year~.y
from the University.
The strike-was called because of the intended chs~nge in the
study course and to eliminate un~~.ecessary expenses and red
tape in submitting doctoral theses. At the mo;nent, i'orle,
a medical student must subttiit IOO copies of his t~'iesis "which
involves such a large sum of money that y students finish
their studies but ,are dented reeeigt oi' degrees.
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I3A;'V ISH NUS A~:wT~ E~CIS~ELI~ER5
~wr..?+r~r ..rr. r~ r
The q~zesticn of how to lower costa of textbooks, a sp ec~~3.y
-imported literature was 8 real problem for Danish' students.
The booksellare had a monopoly on tk~e- sale of Danish st~i ~ for-
eign literature artii the latter was sold about 15~ h i g h e r
.than the official rate of exchange. Since government price
control failed to resolve the question the Danish Student
Council in Aarhus began the attack by establishing its own
bookshops and selling imported books at prices conforming to
the official rate.
The Danish NU3 then following this example set up a central
student bookshop which opened this spring._Pooksellers vio-
lently opposed th~.s.move but the monopoly was broken w h e n
.two of the largest firms in Copenhagen agreed to sell for -
eign literature at the normal rate of exchange. It is expec~-
ted that other hook dealers, in the very neaz? future, Grill
find it expedient to i'ollow snit if they want to, sell text~-
boclcs to students.
FIGHT TO RETAIN DORhiITflRY A~INISTRATZO?~
The student administratiorY of Parisian dor~i.tories - "N~ison
Communautaiz~ea" - is fighting hard to retain controlc~f these
hostels in the face of pressure, from tree National .Educatio.nal
hssociation which wants to take them over. These dormitories
were foxier houses of ill repute which students ? confiscated
at the end. of the war.
E14GLISH S~i~=~T CHRTSTIxN .~O~EA~FENT SPONSORS PEACE C?~iIFERENCE
A general, peace conference, sponsored by the Student Chris-
tiara Movement, will be~ field in ~Iuly in Swanwick, E n gla nd.
400 students are expects to attend tre conference w h o s e
comcnisaions will discusaeace among nations and other sub-
~8cts.
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S'f~T~ -THAT PICK! HEAVE TFt{;T SHQEL!
A campaign to build a university c ubhouse, a workshop t p
naimeo~caph scripts, bulletins, etc. ~ nd a university sport
stadium, has beer. _ launched by the Feder~t..i~on oP` University
Students of auto, Ecuador.. ~ `~.
The initiative -has developed for the building of theme s~ c-~~..t~ ~ ,
stadium for which a competition as to its form and construe- ~`'--
tion has been opened to students of architecture and emg~.-~
nesting. Each student has been called upon to pledge to re-
move 2 cubic metres of earth on the site of the p r o p o std
stadium so as.to clear the area for a football field.
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IUS INVITES YOU TO
. T~ IVTH +NORLD
FESTIjtAL OF YOUTH
AND STUDENTS
IN ~JCHiARESI'
2-~bth August
g
IUS flag awarded to
best R u m a n i a n-
student brigade
working on Festival
constructions
S' ~li F~C1~7r1; i. r l~i~ ~tlti V L~ ~t~tJii 1SGS
~e theses 'for discussion at tie fo ult? ialtinte ~~ ~~
tivsl, one of .the .~aein activit ea sp
dente, have been fora4ulated and include: Medicine-Problems of
clinic$1 studies for medical studenta~ A6~II~Y- New Pros"
pacts of raising the productivity of. he earth; Netural.~Q~~
encea--Role of man in the traasformation of nature; Cinemato-~
grapl~y-Creative possibilftiea of film actore~; Ar~chitscture-
Architectural problems in connection with the dsrrelppment7pf.
town?. In each case the main report will be delivered by s
trail-known specialist in the field and a co-report will be
given by. an outstanding student of the subject. In eine~at+a-
graphy for example, the main rep?rt .will be gives by a Frer~h
or Ita~ian expert~on films, and the co-reporter will be the
young .Czech direct~-~t end author of pTonorrow There Will Be
dancing Ey~ere" which .deals with ~~the ' 3 previous y o ~i t h
and .student-:festival
ZNDIAI~ STU~PiTS ACTTVE IN FESTIVAL pREPARATIOI~S
The Ail India Student Federation was one of the sponsors ?t
a meeting in D?lhi on 22nd Icy, rich set up .the N a t i .o nal
Festival Com~aittee with offices on ~6 Dhsramtollah St. i n
Calcutta. The programm? Planned for. Indian participation' is
a very ambitious one. Provincial F?atival Committees have.al-
ready been formed in Bihar, Bomb4y, 'As$am, Manipur, B eng a 1
and elsewhere. Local national festivals are to be organised
in such areas se Bihar and Bombay.
ART ~1INNER. TO GO TO FTSTN_AL GRATIS
~I~~iM~~ 1 rli
Art students -of Eciglar~d are taking part in a enmp~tition and
exhibition of Graphic. and Plastic-Arta in London in 3uly.
.The winner gill be awarded a free trip to the Festival.
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' LATSN AF~iERICAN FESTIVAL F,OUNDUP .?
BRAZIL-STUDEP~T SPOF,T ~tTRIES
A roaring four from the Urr-iversity Sport Federation of Rio
State will participate in the Friendly Sport Competitions at
the Festival. The Sao Paulo University football team is in-
terested fn playing against its counterparts in other lands
in Bucharest. On the same university campus Festival commit-
tees have been established in the law and architectural fac-
ulties.
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ARGEItiTTINA-FACULTY TOURNA~:^r,NTS TO HO~TOIT.4 FESTIVAL
Approximately 20 students are expected to-be included in the
Festival Delegation. A university Festival committee formed
in Buenos Aires is sponsoring a series of sventsin publicise
the Festival among .Argentinian students. Various faculties
have arranged the following tournaments and competitions in
honour of the World Festival: Medical-football,; Ehgineerin~-
basketball~ Law-literary; Economics-football? Architecture
exh~.bition grid Fine Arts-8 competition in panting plus an~
exhibition. It is expected that more than 100 artists w i 11
submit entries for the. .competition. .,
BOLIV,~i-ARTS Fr^,STIV_aL. AIDED BY IUS ~~BER OR(~AIS3'ISATION
The Bolivian University Committee for the IVth'World Fbstf.val
of Youth and Students is organising a .national art festival in
Le Pas prior to the World Festival to publicise the latter in
Bolivia. The ,Boliv~.an University. Confederation, verhich is ac-
tively participating in this committee, .is the national union
of the country and a member organisation of the IUS.
ECUADOR-~i1ANT TO 1~T i~;I55 FESTIVAL IN BUCHAREST?
The president of the Festival committee in Guayaquil is Sabino
Hernandez who has already been elected to attend the IIIrd
World Student Congress. Other members o;P thin committee in-
clude students,journalists, athletes and prufess~rs. T h i s
committee will hold a beauty contest to choose ~diss Festival,
the winner of which will receive free passage to Bucharest,
In addition a local festival will be held on campus as part
of ,the preparations for the IVth World Festival.
COLOTi~I1~-CspVERNiViENT TRIE5 Ti: HALT PAF'i'ICI~'ATION
On 19th ~e~y, at a meeting of the Festival Committee in .the
hom? of Dr. Diego ~ion~tans Cuellar, a member of the Wca?1d mace
Council and former .mayor of Bogota, the police .broke up the
gathering and detained University Prof, Cuellar and 32 other
particioants, including 5 girls. 'The meeting had been aq~anged
to discuss plans for Colombian participation in the Festival
and the competition fora "Student queen". At the beginning
of Jtane,. after two weeks incommunicado,. Dr. Cuellar and 2 stu-
dents were brought before a mx?.itary court and accused of
"subversive and unpatriotic act~.vities". A big protest move-
inert has begun against the, atLez~pt to prevent participation ih
the most important youth snd student event of the year.
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Venezuelan
yeuth and .
students
perfoz?ming
at the IIIrd
~iorl$ Festive.
in Berlin,'
191.
5~~~~~:~.Tr~LP-S:~ECIAL FOi,KIAkE ~'ESTIY,~AL
Preparat-ions -for the Festival in Venezuela ere #nvo matey
students. Competitions in literature, .poetry, p&i~tlug", folk
music and sport are under way. Qn 39th June there will .be a
special folklors festival far young women in .Caracas, the caw
pital city. A national fes? ival gill be -held at the same t5.me
as the 'World Festival takes place ~.n nucharast. -
I~~S'I`ITdGUISI~ED DIES JUDO ESTI~fAL CC%a.~'ETITQRS
Pianists', singers, dancers-participants its the co~etation of
yoking talent for the Festival are appearins in concert ~halla
in P~oscc~w before. distinguished- jury members who wial make the
fine.l. select~.on. The jury wa4 particularly impressed by the
~roungest piano contestant ~Tatashs YuzbBSheve3~a who performed
the Saint.Saens piano ccncerto. Two other notewortl~,y .comg.e-
titors were apost-graduate of the ~oscov~ Co~:servatory anal a
students at ttte~ Ler;iz~grad Conservatory. Dance contestants~a
many parts of the Soviet Union presented solo and group per-
formances-. Students at the 1.eadi :g ballet schoal$ and young
peoples dance ~x?oups. from the tlkra?ne, Belorussia,. Georgia,
A~erbaid jan, Kirgizia, Latvia .and Estonia participated in the
competitio;~s. ~ .
IRANIAN FARTICIPAI~iTS TO SFiIAIG GIFTS
The' faculty ?f letters of Teheran University intends ~ Sarin-g
to the r'edtiva3: gifts of wood .carvings, sculpturQ hard--painted
egg shells, 2 pairs o~ clothe ,shoes, "ghive", a speciality of
the city o;~ ~,erman and 2 large dolls dresse~t in national cc~
tomes. The :medical faculty will present a ai.lver pictureli
and mosaic frames carved out of wood and ivory, called. "kho
tam kart". The mathematics department has prepared 2 -carved
flower pots-, a marble peace dove and a flag with the Picaeso
peace dove. These are only a few of the presents announces
in. the grid i~sue~of the r estival newspaper in- Iran. C3thers
were mentioned in the i'irst issue and still more will b e
listed an succeeding numbers of the paper.
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ISR NOTES
A representative from the Coma~i.ttee of French University Re-
lief recently visited the IUS Sanatorium in T3~fbotov, C~echo--
slc~vakia and presented gifts from French students to .the In-
dian patiepte there.
Berman 8tudeAts have promised to send sn electric rotaprint
t? their Chilean colleagues in Santiago de Chile.
Five' Indian students. ~tho were patients in the IUS Sanataz~ium
' in T3~ebotov have completed them treatment and -been ~ d i a-.
charged. .
A relief committee set up in I~yderabad, 'India, hers affiliated
to the International Student Relief. .
ISR i8 offering 5 scholareha~pa to students from colonial and
d?pend~at countries tv study in Bulgaria.
S T U D.E N T .P R E S S
DUBLIN lI~D STUDENTS "SCOPE" ON SALE
"Trinity College Dublin, a College i~iscellan`y" announces tkiat~
th? students of the Royal College of Surgeons- of Ireland will.
put on sale. thi? month s magazine called "Scope".
"JORN9D0" ~~S ITS APPEARANCT AGAIN ,
Rye President of the Brazilian NUS expressed his "gratifica~
Lion on the reappearance of the independent organ "Jori~ado"
in university circles", To date five issues of the magazine
have appeared and one carried a detailed article a nt i t 1 e d
"The IIIrd World Student Congress Open to all Students". The
magazine has also agreed to publish further details on Con-
gress,greparations in succeeding issues.
NATIONAL POEYRY CONTEST SPONSORED BY "VARSITY"
'~Varsity~" the undergraduate newspaper of Cambridge tkxiversity
aamou~e~~ the organisation of a nationwide .poetry eompe~tit6.on
open to students of arm .university or to anyone . unde~C- .the age
of 2y. C. ~lY Lewis, English ppo?t, Professor of poetry at Ox-
ford and signatory of the Author a Peace Appeai,.will fudge
the entries. Not more than 5.works may be submitted by each
applicant, the maximtiun length for each peen not to exceed 50
lines. 7~ere is no limitations however, on subject matter or
form.
N. ZEALAND UNIVERSITY NEWS ASSOCIATION BORN
With the .aim of encouraging mutual asaist~ce among the mem-
ber:>newapapera and with newspapers of ova seas t}niveraitiea,
the New Zealand University Student$ Newspapers Association
has come into b?ing. A statement of-the asaociationa`. a im:s
appears in "Critic", Otago University newspaper.
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I~N THE. rUS.DEPART~ilTIdTS
Ph~ys~cal Educatioa and Sgorts . .
Mr. ~utru, the vice-president ?f SYL /Finnish 1VUS/andl~r. Os-
terman, president of SAUL ,dsstionwde university sport orga~-
sation/ came to Prague to meet with members of the IUS Secre-
tariat anti PESL on the question of hold~.n.g the. KiIth 'World
University Summer Games in Finland next summer. If agreement
can be reaches on certain stipulations, SAUL will carry out
th? organisation of the Games with the help of the Fi n n i s h
Kational Sport Federation. The participants cotdd_probably be?
housed in the Olympic village of Oteniemi.. Ail sport events
woulat be held in -the same places where the XVtn O7ymp~c Games
took ,glace. The tentative programme, including at~le tics,
gymnastics; swiumaing, volleyball, football, basketball, water
polo, rowing, cycling and weight li#'ting was approved. About
180 Finnish students would be expeoted fo participate. SA~TIx i
.representative stated that his organisation had welcomed the
IUS,Executive Committee resolution on the unity of student
sport and would work towards its r*~illment.
SUYB~ER VAC A'~ IO1~S
$Y~~~# ORQANISTD
. ti E S
The first scumaer camps ever to
be organised ~y ,Iranian ti, stu-
deats will be l?cated near the
Caspian Sea . ~~ a Siesh der
lake not fer:;f~o~ Teheran.
VA.CAT ION PLANS IN THE SOVIET ~UNION,~
Iharing the summer vacations all All-Union sports contest in
light athletics, basketball, volleyball, swimming,stics
ar~d boxing will be held in Moscow. I~dore than 1300 ~ students
from all corners of the Soviet Union will take part.
The sport club "Science's is opening an alpine camp for stu-
dents in t_he Altai mou.~tains and Caucasus. Students at alpine
camps in the Pamirs intend to scale ,the D~olotov peak, one of
the highest in the country.
Thousands of students from~Lsningrad, the Urals, Siberia,the
Ukraine and the Baltic Republics will-visit Moscow durir~,g
their sumrser holidays? The guests will be shown the city s
sights, visit factories, new constructions, museums, exhibi-.
tions.and theatres.
EXPEDs,TION TO ASCEND 22 3'~0 F0~3T ~OUNTASN
A student expedition left Delhi in ~~,y for Tonakpur to pr~aere
for an assault An'the Nandakot peak, 22530 feet high,"India
. News" announces.. The party consists of fa students who w it l
conduct physiological ex~'eriments on themselves at~high al-
titude. The leader of the expedition i~s from Calcutta Uni-
versify.
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pendence of -peoples, democratisation of .education, woxld peace.
WORLD STUDENT NEWS publisher articles and information on s~udent life and con-
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WORLD STUDENT NEWS discusses the vital problems of students.
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On the need for world student unity, for peace and national independence, for coopera~on in
cultural and sports activity among students from all parts of the world.
The Prague and Sofia short and medium wane radio stations bring you student news, musical
interludes, comments about IUS activities, the conditions of life and study the world over. There is
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