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CORFIDERTZAL - CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED - ST TE A ON ee SY aA 7 a re : oo ers . . On November 19, 1971, Special Agents of the FBI at Washington, D.C, observed participants in the "Daily Death Toll Project", On that date, at 9:30 a.m., B group of about 65 persons from the Madison, Wisconsin, Chicago and Indiana areas gathered at a church in the vicinity of 4th and Carolina Avenue, S,E, Washington, D.C, At approximately 2:30 p.m. the group dressed in robes with faces painted white began to march to the White House and at 4:00 p.m. arrived at the White House and marched in front of the building for 25 minutes when more than half of the group layed down in the entrance of the west gate. Shortly thereafter, an official for the U.S, Park Police advised those lying in the entrauce that they were in violation of the law and that the group had five minutes to disperse or be arrested. Subsequently about 37 persons were arrested, All arrests were completed shortly after 5:09 p.m, and the group dispersed without further incidents, | The "Chicago Sun Times" issue of April 19, 1972, page 54 reflected that the CALC “an internaticnal anti-war group" had aunounced that it had started a national campaign aimed at forcing Honeywell, Incorporated, tc stop nanufacturing fragmentation Lombs used in the Southcast ASia war. The article refiected that the Reverend Martin Deppe, Chairman of the Chicago Chapter of the CALC and Associate Pastor of the First United Methodist Church of Evanston, hed held a press conference to make the announcement. It was shown that a similar announcement had been made at the organizations New York City headquarters. It was shown that the CALC activities locally would concentrate on showing the public all Honeywell's activities in the war and meet with corporation officials, : 4 - CONE LIEEESAL