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'CO 0 0 18 . 2'1 8 - : , - this service they wiU march in formation with signs and banners from Arlington Cemetery, across Memorial Eridge, down Inde- pendence Avenue, $. W., to the D. C. War Memorial located on the Mall. A rally will be held at the War Memorial where Indo-Chinese music w i l l be played and several tables will be set up for collect- ing signatures calling for thekine-point peace treaty. Reportedly, guerrilla theater skits may be performed relating to the Vietnamese struggle and American imperiahm. Follothg the rally, they will disband and quite possibly join the NPAC/PCPJ rally nearby at the Monument Grounds. Officials of W A W are expecting 1,500 participhts; however, law enforcs- ment agencies are expecting their numbers may approach half that figure. - Reportedly, officials of WAW have canceled its previously announced vigil at traffic circles and main arteries in Washington, D. C. Thus far, no information hS*been received that WAW is planning any illegal activities. . Reportedly, &e Counterinaugural Ed1 may be held at a . church or other facility during the evening of 20 JanuaFy I *' - , .l .: 1 . 7 8 / a - 1.h .*? a;, ;I- I . Student Mobilization Committee/NSA - The Student Mobilization Committee, controlled by the Trot- skyite Socialist Workers Party and its youth group the Young Socialist Alliance, has called for a "National Day of Student Antiwar Protest" on Friday (19 January). Teach-ins and small-scale rallies are planned on some campuses. Recently at a press conference SMC representatives stated they will throw their support behind the , rally. Youth Aqainst War arid Fascism NPAC/FCPJ mass rally at the Reportedly, the National Student 13 Approximately 3 2 YAWF members are expected to 3 . 6 ' I I