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4 . Fair—Not World War,’ catenin aml tae Rewenctne ie eect cat qt ,[ the downtown iO MORE TESTS’: ‘ BY (See Page B for photucraph.) * More than 400 persons took part in a Peace Walk yesterday afternoon through atea and around the World's Fair unds. The theme of the demon- {stration was that positive ,action for peace must be taken immediately. or “Cen- tury 21” never will come to pass. : MARCHERS carried signs proclaiming “Peace i ~the Qaly ‘Sheiier.""" “We 400 in Peace Ma More Tests” and ciher slo- gans. The walk went from the County - City Building in Third Avenue to the fair- grounds. Only minor physi- cal harassment was report- e “The reception has _be- come polarized,” Mrs. Ber- nard Poll of Woo . leader of the walk, said. “People who react to us are either in total agreement or disagreement.” Among the negative re- _ Marks were “Why don’t you AMERICAN FRITS go back to Russia?” and “I think you're crazy!” The marchers passed out handbills advocating the cessation of nuclear testing, a greatly enlarged foreign- aid program, the conversion of getm- and chemical-war- fare centers into health cen- ters and the transition of arms industries into “peace- ful’ industries. MRS. POLL SAID the main purpose of the waik wat to dramatize the ‘ct that individuals are not pob- erless concerning the great * ssuss of a nuclear age a LA of about per- . sons Sarched ahead of the Peace Walkers for several blocks. Their signs read "Peace Mongers’ Stroll Fol- towing.” “Peace by Pieces” and “Co-Existence No-Eix- i The | Peace Walk was -sponsored by the American Frignds Service Committee. fron and groups Portlanc, , Eiyripia and Tacoma pat ‘Arout 50 persons | Vancouver, B.C. from ticipated. . of Ce rch Around Fairgrounds SEATTLE TIMES MAY.€ 1962 pace. cor_3 SUNLAY ZLITION SEATILE DIVISION CITY HDITCK . (HENKY MAc LzOD) ee cae oe cnet