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The flyer states that the meeting will bring together. people from foreign countries and slso will festure- films end litereture "to help high school age people develop their own thinking". The flyer announces the AFSC Summer National Program which includes a high school work cemp or institute. It:stated that seven institutes ere plenned ecross the country - for the summer but none in the Chicego srea. It adds that the Chicago region would like to have @ one week World Affairs Institute and called for student reaction to this proposal. -': A third item in the pamphlet is entitled "Notes to Teachers". It asks the question "How Free Are You?” It indicetes thet there ere “World Affsirs Topics" thet teachers do not dare to discuss in the classroom end further states that to s certain extent AFSC hes served a function for teachers in that AFSC can deal with controversiel topics that the teacher cannot touch one The flyer esks teachers for reection to a proposed informal one dsy conference on ‘SHow teechers can continue to spesk the unpopuler truths and how the AFSC can further its gosi of helping students develop their own thinking.” ‘The files of the Chicego Division contain nothing identifiesble with eS emt ron T-~3, who holds a responsible position, made available on Mey 23, 1955, a leaflet publicizing e meeting entitled ~“An Attempt: To-Work-and Wducate for. Peace_- An Inter-School Working Conference to Ihitiete Student and Faculty Action for” Pesce". Instant pemphlet states thet cited meeting is scheduled to be held June 10, 11, 12, 1955 et Social Science Research Ruilding, University of Chicago, 1126 East 59th Street, Chicago, sponsored by the University of Chicago Peace Center, described as a group of students snd iaculty working through the AFSC.