International Affairs

The attitude of "let's be kind to someone" without proper consideration of how to go about it was too prevalent in New Zealand, according to the A.U.C. delegation at the N.Z.U.S.A. Council meeting.

The delegate was commenting on the action arising from the reports of the delegates to the Fourth International Student Conference, that the association give such assistance as it may be able to give to the students of Uganda, the Gold Coast, Malaya and India. Were he one of the students mentioned, the delegate thought, that having read such a motion he would be very disappointed were the aid not to be forthcoming in the near future. The motion was finally carried with the addition that the executive take immediate steps to find how best to implement it.

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The whole question of N.Z.U.S.A. participation in international affairs was reviewed. It was agreed that the association continue to support Cosec, though it was most necessary that all problems in this field should be approached with caution.

—N.Z.U.S.N.A.

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