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irene gmat te —- chairman of the Nation mftee—fot a SANF Policy. Com- toler es ee | AN THE audience were about 100 youngsters carrving hal. loons and pennants that read: “We Want to Grow Up—Not Blow Up.” and “Give Us a Chance.” The soungsters marched from City Hall to Michigan and Randolph. where they —~ a) fram Evansinn, Cicere and the University of Chicaze, Sponsor of the mass peace demonstration was the American ' Friends {Quakers Service Com. ;Millee. . | Groups represented hy the! marchers inctuded the National Councit of Jewrmh Women’s! Chapter. the Ch SANE Committee. the Commu, tee for Nonviolent Action. the! National Assn. of Social Work- ers’ Chicago Chapter and the Feilowsnip of Reconciiistion. Others scheduled to speak at; “the Orchestra Hall rally were! LWilliam Davidoa, paysicnst ati "Havertord College. and Eloise; Roulding. dircctor of Women's; (Strike for Peace. ' ; es ee THE SOUTH SIDE march: began at the University of Chie: Field, S7th St. and Fllis, where an experiment that e possible the atone bomb was conducted during Work War Ul. The West Side march started atthe Cicero Ottice of Civil, Defense, 2307 S. Laramie. The] North Side march began at the; Methovist Student Foundation, | {1935 Chicago, Evanston. | Friday the North Side gruup marched on the Glenview Naval Aig Stition for a wor hour praver 1. While in enview they were met hy a FOUR OF anti-pacitiss carving Herter Brave Than Shive signs. . 1 There was an violence he- tween the aroups, eS ——