European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 06, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                A %. A 5 " is if eap less Raj. -. Ai �s5b�sis -"i3 i j3 in her room at the school Gaby witing Germany with Friend Martha Nassibo Ethiopia chats in French with schoolmate International school photographs by Hans Hubman. In Geneva Switzerland Young students from thirty two nations study together in classes designed to give them an International Point of View when the league of nations and the inter National labor office moved into Geneva in. 1920, officials of these two groups were concerned Al most immediately with the problem of educating then children and keeping them Home at the same time. Result was the formation of International school an Experiment in International education which has Long since supplanted any fears in the minds of its founders As to its ultimate Success. Today the by Ingual French and English boarding school is jammed with .327 students six to eighteen years old from thirty two different nations who Are studying in classes designed to promote International  disappear Ance of the league of nations did t Hurt International school. There Are now More United nations officials in Geneva than were Ever there for the league but in the meantime the school has grown so that in of Similie contribute Only one fifth of the school s population. Continued on next pm in i i ii ill weekend Marchis