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LIT "PICKETT seid his utterances were not to be conveyed €s en approval of Comuunism tor its methods, but one of the first esscritials to under- standings is to see things through the eyes of persons “with whom we disagree.'" On Janusry b ” "Z%, previously ident- ified, advised thet ©. ‘was the guest speaker at e lecture held at the FrankYord eriends Neeting House, Unity foe and valn Streets, monieh, beces under the euspices of the Frenkford Friends hb, according tof “4 is affilisted with the /PSC. fan ; advised this lecture was held on Janvary 3, 195). JD speech was of about one hour's duretion end was devoted “to an anelysis of thc American econ- omic situation. According tot! .j, the economic vrosress of the United States during the last fifty years hes t oredicated on the militarization of this country. . Cleimed that the United States is responsible for the present cold war, since it is necessery for this country to increese world tensions so that the citizens of the United Stetes will _ be recones iliterizetion of this coumtry. fecord- ing tow claimed that Coviet Russia is the leading advocate of world peace end that if the United Stetes vovld sincerely try to ccoperate with Russia, the cold war weuld be ended. EB, PUBLICATIONS ISSURD EY THI AFSC ¢ SIPING PORTS PhOPUSALS POR HORLD DISARMAGPT LS D_ PEL CE. In September 194947 3 obtained a cony of a Revort by a Verking Party to the Executive Board of the ATSC dated July 1Oh$. Tt is entitled "fmerican-Russian Relations, Sone Constructive Considerations." The forcvord of this resort indicates thet in Februrry 1949, the /POC established a Norking Party of orominent Guskers to underteke e study in the field of Anerican-Sovict relations. The foreword further mentior thet elthough the revort dravs on Qvober erience in many arts of the vorld, the groun was assisted by 2 number of sovecialists, om of et or enolher of yroblos, who joi the reghler members Trou time to tise in their weelly session: