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Ye orfzctsheuse ONLY “ef “% Hp May useful to participate in large, publicized meetings with WPC people, There is a porsibility that some small group neetings will be hele at the Queker Meeting House in England at which WPC representativea will bo present, These meetings will be entirely run by the Cuakers. Mr. Hoskins then referred to a Baptist Rally held in Sweden in August of this year. Beptist representatives hed come from all over the world and 6 Soviet Baptists wore present, There did not seen to be uny mesting of tha minds whatever when discussions at the Baptict meetings got into political matters, but the Quakers still believe something useful 15 accomplished by such meetinge simply by . Virtue of the contact provided with the Soviet representatives. Mr, Hoskine aleo referred to a recent visit by 6 young Soviets to Enmland. This visit apparently was stinulated and controlled by the Quakers, The Soviet vieitors traveled all over England and Mr. Hogsvine felt that their visit probably had the result of break- ing down cert etereotypes regarding Western society held by the Soviet representatives. | ' : Mr, Hockins said thot the US Quakers are still gontemplating a pessible visit to the Soviet Union but are having difficulty setting together a well-belanccd, representative group, It 1s now thought that the visit will prébpably take place next summer and that it will be led by Clear ePt tt, Mr, Hoskins noted that both Zaroubin and Molik } f st Mr, Pickett regarding the trip and have expregeed the hope that it will take place, Pete S bas) t Mr, Hoskins referred to the conference of young diplomate to be hold by the Guskers next sumer in. Europe. He mentioned the poceivility that Soviets micht attend this and said that the Quakers were still ecaisidcring the problem. They saw many drawsacks to it, but on the other hand felt that it might be a good idea at lesst to ‘try it as en experiment, Hr, Hosking baid he would Keep in touch with us on this matter, “MI Stocerel, . 4 . .