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. histo gaik bcAs i We have petivione! aid ¢ wd for an end’ to the.war Sa oVietnan. We have sent, peoplé to'thé ecans of ihe war itself an Rut, the war grinds on. And on. >, Protests and appe]s are needed 2 The positive works of peace must ‘be multiplied. ftie warmakera will hive ts take the 2eace movement seriounly is; ‘men become . consefen! ivus vbjeclors An ‘larger numbers more men’ refuse to cooperate with na the draft." more suldiars refuse to fight. ND : Me Hershey os 1a “Deferwed Mca lf D6 threng! 4 Washington, Oct. +E) he wound ,; than setve in Last nigh le audicor ie i ty Law sch Rewis Bo Herst l THE CHOICE a young man, the draft is an issue that cannot be postponed... 4 At age 18 he must decidt, whether to register or not. -Wil1 he take the first tbop? If he registers, he iust decide what Is he a conscientis as objector? If he enters the ard fe or re fi Conscience Dictuied — : ble ta weec ut the y fuestans dealing with the Vist S$ and then real igeg«he + titan een Vi. sinca's aust act. ey can be,” dws effective by working together. jg. The orp antzstions listed below aref Working for peace in many ways. - One . Way 13 opposing conscription, and en- couragtig people to work for human brotherhood through voluntary service’ There is. work for all; |” rn men and women, young and old.° a Sponsors an Comulttee for Nonviolent Action’ Philadelphia ; Fellowship of Reconciliation Philadelphia Friends Peace Committee (Quakers) Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Students for Nonviolence . Philadelphia t SuysHe'dGotodail |: > y Oct. 4—(cies, “Our jub is to sort "em, see ha U. S-Hiect ‘em and send ‘ein,” he said, nl a's) ote fad vie] the atau dl . ot If you have a draft problen, just want to talk it over, write.’ or phone any sponsor, or. NONVIOLENT ACTION CENTER : 1520 Race St, Phila, Pa. «19102 —! Locust 7-8770 one C0 a larye-| tthe Yale { asweted 15 YOURS 2: to say on his Classification Questionnaire. ° annot tn ponectanne Pieht *