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BY *NEPTONET CMUTEDSE ren NOMVGOLET Ts ACTIV, aha On January 2h, 106: nilglllliasmialasemnting pera pA CNR Ata s teat abemtveeteen Sirti evar: jameraeaatie Fuditgelphic, advised the FEI thet e group of asia: s yore trans receives thet date by the City of Philadelphic. QR soviet tne Russians were due to arrive 2.6 12 Noon that corte and etay with private femilies in the eres, Q@MBMA ctated the arrencemsnts were fet up ty the Central Commities for Gr nécetenticus Chgectors fcceuj, Wl stated the following date various tours and cther things were scheduled ana thet in the afterncon they weré te tour the redevelopment area of Philecsiphie« ard then leave for weenington, D.C., end New York, [_enerses etete ad thot errangementse fer the above events were made throuch Qe An article in the "Garrtte ana Laily,” York, Pa., mentioned above, edition of Januiry 4 } 4 1254, captioned, “Officials To Welcomes Soviet Feect Deajegetsa Here Today," get out that the hesds of both the City Council and the County Comnmiseiontrs thet night woul effictally welcome to York two members of the Soviet Peace Cemmittee Celegation zt the Historical Society ef Tors County. Whe article stated thet VADIM SOBKO and IGOR MIMMALLOV, xr¢ferre2 to atove, were among the seven delegates from The Sovisv Peace GConmittee who begen a2 tour of this country the Erevdous Wedneadi x. The article noted CARL BURIDER, a resiten. of Terk and an international representative cf the Lniernational Association of Machinists end a Vicr-Presigent of the Fennsylvania Council, AFL-CIO, was te perticipate in the Parad it was further noted. that SCOTT HERRICK ef thr CRVA would aprear with the Soviet Peace dtleratee and the chairmen of the panel would be BRUCE F. MARTIN, JR., Preaidernt of ZAP, An article in the Januery 25, 1904, edition of the "Gazette znd Daily,” York, Pa., referred te above, captioned, "Direct Contacts Setn Ending Risit af War," notea that Ruasian and American speskera agree on Urgent reed for mankind to = + ‘ choose the road to peace and to “ni arvea races. The article stated that nuclear deetruction werk fait to be inevitable under present conditions. J