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or eee, Ae ene RN A AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE, ek ch Dale clk ty el See TF he A eh lls ah ah she ORLD APFATRS CAMP, PAINTED POST, . NEW YORK, AUGUST 22 ~ 29, 1964: | At ll: 15 the groups reassembled. Questions formulated during the group discussions were put to the morning speaker, and this question-and-answer period lasted until 12 noon Sete te Sa lies lia ow wese "after lunch, from 1:30 to 2:00, § a Town Meeting was held. During this time, matters affecting camp regulations came up, for instance, such matters as NANCY's announcement that if the group hadn't understood before the camp rule on drinking, she was stating it again: No drinking was allowed and that. included beer. Also, a Methodist minister, who was general supervisor of the grounds and buildings, appeared before a Town Meeting one day and said that the late hours the group was keeping ty AM bedtimes) and the noise they were making was disturbing the sleep of the household staff, and that if a change was not forthcoming, he would be forced to step in - and exercise his authority by turning off all lights - at 11:00. The group had a hard time giving in, but both sides finally compromised on a 12:00 curfew with no record playing or freedom singing past _, 11:00. They adhered to this schedule from that ‘time on. -_— 7 a ~ : - = = - "mis last | discussion, which took an hour, prompted: the Soviet Attache to remark that if it took so long + to arrive at a decision on bedtime hours, 1t was not ~ surprising that we had so much trouble arriving at arms control agreements. ; "Participants -- re ante ne la > *NORMA WHITNEY - -- Thtroduced’ as being tbest know as the “bishop of the peace movement"; as a veteran peace