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GUEST SPEAKER: Sucheta Kripalani, General Secretary of the Congress Party and member of Parliament in India, . Mrs. Kripalani represented india at the United Nations General Assembly in 1949. arg Co-Chairmen: Catherine Cory and Mrs. Linus Pauling. 9:00 am. ‘Registration and assignment to Qrcups. Please use aitached form to register in © 1 advance. . 9:30 am. “The Bombing of St. Louis” — a dramatic presentation. 10:00 am. Panel Discussion of key disarmament issues: Economics (What would disarrmament mean to family jobs and income?) r, ~— Carl Uhr, Professor of Economics, University of California at Riverside. Negotiations (How hopefu! is the present outlook?) . - Herbert Alexander, Sociologis:, Los Angeles City College. . Political {Must international tensions be settled first?) Scientific Factors (What about tests and family well-being? Whar is Chemical, Bacterialogical and Radiological Warfare?) ~ leon Pape, President, Los Angeles Chapter, Federation of American Scientists. Moral Values (What is happenicg to moral and spiritual values? What are our responsibilities to future generations?) — Norman Taylor, Minister, First Methodist Church, South Gate. 11:00 am. Conference will divide into five groups, discussing in more detail each of the ereas above with resource leader. This wilt be a discussion period, not a lecture. indicate on registration form your group’ preference. 12:00 noon Luncheon, . . 1:00 p.m. Discussion groups: 25 persons per group, further clarifying thinking abour issues raised and seeking answers 10 “What Can We Do?” 2:30 p.m. Introduction by Mrs. Linus Pauling. Address by Sucheta Keipalani: “Nations’ Responsibility for Making Peace.” Questions and. answers. 3:30 p.m. Discussion groups report to plenary session. 4:00 p.m. Adjourn. , (For list of “Cooperating Orga.czations” see other sides). Directions te get te Conference: Budlong is parallel 10 Vermont and swo blocks west. The church is en the corner of Varnen and Budiong. fer treeway wavel, exit from the Hasber Freeway en Vernen Aveave. . eee meee ee eekaee Et eh ain at grtend wrote: “My efforts to understand and explain public apathy led me to conduct a random informal survey... . Everyone ex- pressed a desire for peace, yet nat one was engaged in uny kind of activity in that direc- tion. The first question | would like to see asked of women in general is this: Why are you not commitied to a policy of action in be- half of world peace? ‘Do you think that our present government policy, based on the assumption that peace depends upon a continuing arms race, is correct, and therefore no action on your part is necessary? ‘Do you think thet scientists and philoso- phers like Albert Schweitzer, Bertrand Rus- sell, Linus Pauling and Hsrrison Brown are unduly slarmed at the proscect cf the de- Struct.on of mankind; that they have exag- gerated the threat of nuclear war and dangers of radioactive fallout? ‘Do you think that general disarmament is not feasible? That Russia does not want peace as much as we do? That Russian pro- posals for total disarmament are insincere? That is it impossible to wark out effective Inspection and contro! measures? ‘Do you think that political preblems, such 33s the Berlin question, must be solved be- fore disarmament can take place? ‘Do you think that U.S. prosperity is pos- sible anly in a situation of massive arms production? ‘What steps could tne U.S. take to help set @ new climate of trust? Or can we move only after agreement with the USSR? ‘What work needs to be done in cur com- munities to advance the ideas and atti- tudes essential ta a just peece? What re- Sources are available and what specific jobs can an individual do? ” you atthe do. fay, April 18. Your registration will be held for To register, tear here and mail to: Please make reqistrations by More Harriet Buha, Register, 6346 Yucca S1., Hollywood 28, Calif. Phone. HO, 3.2336 Please register me in group indicated by number below - Iwill attend the April 23 conference 5. Moral Values Scientific Factors 4. Political 3 (For brief description of ¢ Negotiations 2 Econamies ' Bese groups sce “Program” for 10.06 a.m.) Second choice No. First choice No. If this includes mc ssion groups desieed. . S 2 3 y ¥: 2 = 6 z = ($2.50 including regi e additional names on oth cle to American Friends Ser ! enclose check fo: $ than on Ploase persons. =] cv] ¢ rol 2 . 9 © Side toy vice Carmen ” t & rw) w -< = “88 Adit Nance Your Ore ufbroart Gbserver