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O19 (11-22-55) . * V UMS SUB sin, Friends Cometice on Lexisla- digp last week announced a drive to induence hoth federal and state islation on the issues of neace. rights and civil liberties, and wel- jfare issues. + The state issies that were sin- gle aut hy the newly tormed camn- cmittee are: “Defense of civil liber :es, including continued opposition ‘to the Joyalty oaths: abobtion of legislative reforms « good government.” On a national sezle the tee singled out the issuse ot sal enforceable disarmament,” it er in for « foreign aid proi “based ou moral rather than military consideration,” and for rights: legisl including insurance of the sight to vote for all eligible) citizens.” : tions. * i OTHER issnes of concern to the} comunittee deal with a “sound and} Immane immigration policy” and for “reasonable federal aid for pub-| Ye honsing, education, low income! 1 insuranee, and state wellaee! MF peagrams.” Tt was announced that the com! mittee will attempt to alfect de Gis> convictions of the Friends (Quakers)! jand those with similar views. Itt , the announcement said. dis-l seminate information on the issue and voting records, adopt an edus, cational program, awwhich will iv! clude a speukers bureau, and urge! ; faction on legislative ima ; This action program, it was an-! Monnced consisis of testil até [leaisiators, suggestions to individu.’ {als and groups on public issues. and tion with other interested ns. wherever thut is pos- ing iecone Jorg sible, * | FAUS_committee is the third! such locat group fuinerbsethe county, “fwo similar branches ex- dst in Caluornia, oN. Y. Journal American N. Y. Times Wash. Post and Times Herald Wash. News Wash. Star N.Y. Herald Tribune N.Y. Mirror N. Y. Daily News — Daily Worker +} — The Worker New Leader Date