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International Aasembly at Oxford fhe formation of a Coemopolitan Club due in part to the presence of many foreign students, anc in pert to the keen interest in international affairs shortly after the close of : the war, led later to the foundation of the International : Assembly of Stuients, modelled somewhat after the League of "ations Assembly. Each nationel group in Oxford elects delegates to the Assembly. It has alweys been open to men and wormer and. to non-sovereigen states, such a6 Egypt, Mesopotamia and Koreas In these tro respects, the Oxford Assemvly is fn advance of the League of Nations. It hme received constantly growing sunport from those who see more hope in en assembly of the worla's youth than in an assembly of politicians. The public discussions of the Assembly have {ncelujed Far Eastern ouestione, Near Eastern questions, the Egyptian problem, reparations, and reduction of armaments. The Assembly has sent suggestions to the Ieague of Nations which beve been influential in its deliberations. Steps are being taken to form similar anternational assemblies in other cosmopolitan universi ties, which by affiliation shoukid be able to organize @ strong body of student opinion throughout the world. When these men and women come to deal with mestions of international import in officiel 1 positions, 4t is believed that their point of view will te one of increased tolerance and understand ing and their effort be towerd inte>- ‘national cooperation. - National Union of Students of the Universities and Universtt7 College of England and vinles. _. The National Union of Students, under whore cuspices an International Student Confercnce was neid in 1922 «t oxford, with representetives from fourteen countries present, was formed