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ry — . ow (Quakers Pla | Cae * Tripto Russia’ . Six Will Make . : Good-Will Visit . , S& American Quakers are go> Sng to the Soviet Union for a month's good-will visit, it was . announced today. ‘Ls ‘The leader of the delegation Is Charles E. Pickett, exectitive sec retary emeritus of the American . Friends Service Comntittee,’ ‘which is sponsoring the trip. { A business man, an editor, & > + professor of Russian and two! other AFSC officials will make . Lae up the delegation, . a . - : | “Many American Friends have: . . ’ a strong desire to renew cong; tacts that have taisted for years,, | jgaid Pickett, “Lt seems caesirabiy | . ito have a aeiegation represenys ing ‘not the Government bu! ork-a-day pebple who will visit -- ussian people and social experi- * pes and report upon their tind s when they return.” ‘The trip comes at approximate- . ‘Jy the same time, Pickett said, . as the publication of a report, . “Speak Truth to Power,” which . the service committce is issuing as.a Quaker search for an alter- ‘native to violence in internation 7€ al conflict. Three members of the ‘delegation shared in presaring . tthe study. lof . “We hope,” said Pickett, “to {discuss with responsible persons . tin religious, academie and public ~ jaffairs in the Soviet Union the . kinds of problems we have al- ‘ready raised in the United States tand elsewhere.” . . The other delegates arc Wroe ‘Alderson, former president of the a ‘American Marketing Association, William B. Edgerton, assistant professor of Russian at the Uni-« versity of Michigan; Eleanor Zel- . . Jiot, assistant te the editor of the ‘Ametican’ Friend; Hagh W. : foore, finance secretary of the . ryice committee, and Stepher. “ . Cary, ead of the Amer rork of the committee. —_——