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wee tee gpm em PT DEMONSTRATIONS PROTESTING U. S&S. INTERVENTION IN VIETNAM Fy by the Friends Peace Committee, 1520 Race Street, Philadelphia 2, Pa., and this leaflet stated in part as follows: "MICHAEL YARROW is a new youth worker for the Peace Committee. MIKE is a 1963 graduate in Sociology of Antioch College who spent a year studying in Wilhelmshaven, West Germany, and a summer in an East German work camp. Pending draft board approval, he will be with the Friends Peace Committee the next two years. Says MIKE: ‘I would like particularly to work with Quaker youth groups interested in put- ting their beliefs into action...‘" The September 15, 1964, issue of "Friends Journal," Philadelphia, Pa... pages 423-425, has an articie Oe oe | 5 captioned "A Quaker Visits Mississippi" by MICHAEL N. YARROW, in which he reports on the six weeks he spent as a voter registration worker in Ruleville, Miss., with the Council of Federated Organizations Summer Project. The footnote description about the author states "MICHAEL N. YARROW, a conscientious objector to military service, is currently doing his alternative service as a youth worker for the Friends Peace Committee of the Philadelphia area meeting...,” previously advised in February 1965 that MICHAEL YARROW, JR., a representative of the Student Peace Union, conducted a demonstration to end the draft and to protest U. S. action in Vietnam at the draft board at 128 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa. This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.