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" AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE, ~,. WORLD AFFAIRS CAMP, PAINTED POST, NEW YORK, AUGUST 22 ~ 29, 1964: : ; : "Fighting is the best way to lose everything. There 4s little room for justice in the arms race, The rational response to the challenge of nuclear war 4s individual conscience, Human nature can be changed. ‘The measurement of success of a man's or woman's work is the extent to which truth and love are embodied. Freedom depends upon the realization of these two. ‘The philosophy called pacifism is a way of life based on complete commitment to a way of - love which rejects the power to destroy others. v ~ "ED-ATILLPERN ~- Introduced as a Quaker psychotherapist o has been actively involved in the developments of the peace movement since World War I days in ‘Burope. A few years ago, he organized Social Scientists for Peace. In answer to some of my * questions, I was told it was through him that : MIROSLAV was invited; that he lives in New York; is an * Austrian by birth; but is now an American citizen. — ; He gave MIROSLAV the address of his daughter to look . ; up in San Francisco, - os Hoot _. "WALTON GEIGER -~ Worcester, Pennsylvania, Listed as Research Scientist in Bio-Chemistry at Norristown, _.... Pennsylvania, State Hospital. (His wife told me he maintained a small research laboratory). He was - ™ ’- 4ntroduced as 'active with the Society for the Social 1 * Responsibility of Scientists and devotes his spare time t to civil rights problems and learning Japanese and won - Korean,'’ Gave a lecture disputing any racial basis wae for non-equality of intelligence. He was accompanied _ by his wife, NICOLA, and two daughters, 9 and 11. | ..f NICOLA came to the United States twelve years ao * “from her native Germany, planning to go on to South America, but met WALTON and married him, instead. She said-her family is a long-time friend of ALBERT