N.Y. Needy students from all over the world benefit from WUS aid. Last year WUS continued five major programs aimed at refugee students. They were as follows: Algerialeinanical assistance was given to 150 Algerians studying in Europe. and food. drugs. clothing. etc. were provided to refugee students in Tunisia and Morocco. In 1966. WUS is helping the Algerian university community get back on its feet. which requires $30.000 in assistance. AngolaFinancial aid ($70.000 since 1961) has been provided on a continuing basis to refugee students from Angola and other African territories ruled by Portugal. ChinaMore than $600.000 have been provided over the past six years to foster higher education in Hong Kong. This program continued last year. in addition to which sixteen Chinese professors were brought to the U.S. to study and five students sent to Canada. HungarySince 1956. WUS has been aiding Hungarian refugee students a six million dollar program. They have been able to continue their studies in new countries of residence. There are enough funds on hand to terminate this program in the near future. South AfricaGrants to colleges in neighboring countries enable nonwhite refugee students from South Africa to continue their education. World Young Womens Christian Association (YWCA). 600 Lexington Avenue. New York. N.Y. The World YWCA. in cooperation with the National YWCAs. is continuing its services to refugee women and girls in Jordan. Pakistan. Hong Kong and Greece. In Austria a refugee program is carried out jointly with the World Alliance of YMCAs. The YWCA. in its refugee services. puts great emphasis on the provision of basic education. vocational training and cottage industries in order to help the women and girls to become selfsupporting. Sociomedical services. youth activities and community services are part of the refugee program in various countries. World Vision. Inc.. 919 W.