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.. n and a "peoplels meeting" will begin at about bo p. m. Prlnclpal Wiley, Dave Dellinger, D o r t Turner of the Drug and Hospital Workers Union, Jeanette Washington who is regional chairman of the NWRO, and Mary Emeny who is representing the "People's Peace Treaty. I* osh=dukd op=;akero for the 3 AprU rally arc Abcrnathy, George On 4 April Abernathy reporteky will lead a mule train to a large church somewhere in the city (not further identified) where he will conduct rsrvices. ' On 5 April participanta will focus their attention on the "profiteers of war and poverty," in a march on Wall Street. The parade id scheduled to commence at 14th Street and Union Square and continue down Broadway culminating in a rally a t the .Treasury Building at l2:30 p.m. Other participanta in this march are.reported to be Hoeea Williams of Operation Breadbasket (a Chicago affiliate of SCLC), Democratic Congresswoman Bella Abzug, and a representative from the UFWOC. Reportedly, the principal organizatione for these four days of actions acrose the nation will be joined by groups of trade unions, peace groups,' Negro, Mexican-American and Puerto Rican ' liberation groups, women's organizations ,- and c'ivjl rights groups. Although demonstrations will take place in other parts gf the country, specific details are sparse. for New York City where the principal leaders of all participating groups will be found on this weekend. Planned ekents for New York should draw large numbers of people, mostly Negroes and young radical whites. F r o m press coverage carried recently in the Daily World, it appears that this event is fully endorsed and probably supported by the CPUSA. It additionally ha6 been reported that financial assistance has come from the PCPJ. The principal action'is defi'nikly planned . Disruptions will probably occur on Monday the Sth, but violence does not appear to be on the schedule and probably will not occur. 2. . .. - -. .... . . . . . a - -_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ...... I - . 'IT-