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a etn Lat ee ge iit aes ee bert emer wae oe chairman of the Nationat Com- mittee for a SANF Nuclear Policy. s = . - UN THE audience were about 100 soungsters carrving bal- loons and pennants that read: “We Want to Grow Up—Not Blow Up.” and “Give Us a Chance.” The sounesters marched from City Hall to Michivan and Randolph. where they ~ - ee ee _ Se eueeemeeell — {$935 Chicago, Evanston. 1 Friday. the jCilenves they were met by a mey_ather marchers abo. had started early Suturdiy fram Evanston, Cicero and the Unisersity of Chicaye, Sponsor of the mass peace demonstration was the American i Friends {Quakerst Service Com. ;Millee. Groups represented by the! | marchers inciuded the National; ‘Counci} of Sewnh Women’s! Chicazo Chamer. the Chicuzo SANE Committee. the Commie, tee for Nonviolent Action. the! National Asso. of Sacial Work- ery) Chicago Chapter and the Fellowsnip of Reconciliation. ‘Others scheduled to speak at} ‘the Orchestra Hall rally were} /William Davidoa. paysicise ati 'Havertord Colleze. and Eloixe} ;Boulding, dircctor of Women’s; (Strike for Peace. ' 2s » @ : THE SOUTH SIDE march! began at the University ot Chie: cagzo’s Stage Field, S7th St. and Fllis, where an experiment that: (Made possible the atone hamb was conducted during World: ,Wae I. : The West Side march started, atthe Cicero Office of Civil, Defense, 2307 §. Laramie. The| North Side march began at the; Methodist: Student Foundation, | North Side group marched on the Glenview Naval Ate Station for a two- ‘hour praser vigil. While tn groun of anti-pacitts carving “Berter Rrave Than Shave” signs. ; There was ne violence he- tween phy gronps, eed ee reel aoe