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a 7 ov ee emanate ee ye ag A ee entre 9 ans \ . ~d-r>tHer, 2-13-61) r t oe oe -_ en ne en —— —_ a ee nt ee, —_——— aN © 10 6) Q° 2, APY fEN® SIN p By ARNOLD JOHNSON «cee ye em Ree or cme ole hiK Na em Meares er 7 Nw 4 THOUSANDS are marching for peace this weekend, from one end of the nation to the other. ‘San Francisco predicts the big- gest peace walk and rally in its history. Chicago, with friendly competition between the SANE committee and the-- American Friends_Service., Committee. ~ will _ have two Waixs combiaiug into “ene With a nuge tally. In Maryland, the Witnesses for Peace, which includes some twenty peace groups, will hold vigils at Fort Detrick, at the Atomic Energy Commission in- Stallation in Germantewn and at the Pentagon in Washington. Walks and mass meetings will supplement the vigils. A peace rally will be held at Wasaingion Monument. One week of walks by the New Jersey SANE committees started March 25 at McGuire Air Force Base with 425 people mostly college and high school students in line. Arter reaching Trentcn, Provincetown, New Brunswick, Plainfield. Newark, and Teaneck, the peace walkers this Saturday are crossing the George Washington Bridge being joined by New Yorkers at 181 street and Fort Washington ave- -nue at 9 am. and by additional ? walkers at 11 a.m. at Columbia - University, 220th street and Broadway, at 1 p.m. at Columbus Circle, and at 2 pan. at Bryant . Park behind the N. Y. Public Library, arriving at: the UN at 3 p.m. for a rally at the UN _ - Plaza. The New England Committee _ for Non-Violent Action is on a * 340-mile peace marci wm protest “sagainst the commissioning of a Polari ts Missile-hring submarine - at Kittery, Maine, picking. up walkers on tne route througk.. - Ag. Island. and Connecticut. They - expect to reach N. Y, this Satur- day and waik to 120th street and Fifth avenue. New Yorkers of the Fellowsnip of Reconciliation, War Resistors, One Hundred Days for Peace, and other peace sroups will join the New Enslanders on this walk not only on Saturday but mainly on Enster Sunduy morn- iny, when they will start their walk at 9:40 a.m. at 120th street and Fitth avenue. They expect to walk_down Fifth avenue ar- Tiving at 86th street and Sth avenue at noon, then continuing on Fifth avenue to 72nd street, with their messave of peace, and then east to Park avenue, and continue on Park avenue with petitions for peace to the UN rl Gu G “ae oe for Lees Crisis The Washington Post and Times Herald The Washington Daily Ne The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journal-Americ New York Mirror New York Daily News New York Post The New York Fimes —_ The Worker PT The New Leader The Wall Street Joumal — Date a el et