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, AMERICAK FRIENDS Sf CEICAGD COLVITTIE FOR A Sh opportunity for large numbers of people to express their will for the peac 2 setilerent of all interrational differences enc their ce id conditions thich take evay the occasion for war. In connection with the peace walk itself, the letter noted that as lest yezr a group of people would a mble outside the main gave at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center the evening of Thursdar, March 30, 1961, to begin a peace waik to the Loop. The Letter etsted that this original group vould be Joined by cthers as the walk progressed southward toward Chicago. . This AFSC Letter ended br noting that the APSC was acvising the Conmardazt, Great L s Ravel Training Center, of this activity so that he know the purpese and function of the greip which will aszzexble eutside the Great Lakes Naval Training Center, The letter cluded by stating that the discipline of the peace walk wou include all aspects of the “spirit of non-violence," On February 9, 1961, a source, who has furnished reliatle information in the past, made evailable a leaflet published by the APSC, 300 West Congress Parkway, Chicago 7, Illinois, which stated it, the leafict, was a call to participate in a week for world peace Merch 26 through April 1, 1961, as part of a nationewide “witness fer peace Eester-1961," The aforen the naticn-side witr include film and diz preceding the week Gisiributicn in iece 1962, and a walk f- day, March 30, 1963, in the ever ing, frz * Training Center to the Chicago Loop, ¢aid walk to culminate Saturday afternoon, April 1, 1961, at which time a peace rally would be held at which pr ominent speakers to be announced would appéar, -iored AFSC leaflet further stated that for Feace er-196" activities would aring the t¥o me aths gril 2, 1962, leaflet through Aprit 1,