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PH operat * and several week-end worn camps in Japan. Through such ectivities we try to give a few Japanese experience in gress roots democracy and bring 4 few torether with former enemies in the Far East. Japan, in turn, gives us & window into Asia. “Jordan: We are attémpting to improve farming and health in five Arab villages. “Korea: Our steff of 11 opened a TB wing in a provinciel ‘ hospital and begen training Korean nurses and laboratory technicians: four other workers sought jobs for widows and handled edministration. Our 17 milk kitehens, which feed 4,700 a Gay, were handed over to local euthorities, with UNICEF »oroviding the milk. Koree got 50% of our overseas shioments of clothing. “Mexico: In 1°54, 227 young people worked in 11 villages assisting health officials, conducting recrea- tion for children, snd units worked on a year-round basis with the Otomi Indians in the State of Hidelgo in Veracruz, witn the Seri Indians in Sonora, and in the State of Tlaxcela. ' “Pakisten: 4 local social worker and an English Qusker operete a neighborhood house and student wrogram in Dacca with clesses in literacy &nd Sewing, and a library used by 200 daily. They gave clothing to flood victims in 19S), end helped jnnocvlate S, 600 versons 2gainst cholera. "Switzerland: -# quaker representative works closely with U.N, agencies responsible for health, food, human rights, and refugecs } 32 attended ar an /¥SC seminar for young diplomats. B. ACTIVITY IK AND CONPLCTS WITH OFPICLLL RGEPREOENTY TIVES Gr CUMsUNISY-CONPhOLi BD COUNTHILS A pamphlet entitled "A Special Report to the 198 Phila@elophia Gencral tleeting of the Religious Society of Friends by the Anerican Pricnds service Comittee" is quoted in part as follovs: