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Lr Se ie oe here Bann: ave Tho opetr tora my ows eM a em ee ek wg a a eee ee a ’ De a Bar ga eet acter tied od TUTTE De EX Le Dis Caan Par ere eee a Bae ee Ca saad a me rie ak a oe ara, * FA. 4 A SET, "you may as well open the book and Le fully honest about your pians to began with." J. Remister and have records of all participants wherever , rossible. : &, Participation should te based on a written ciscipline er unen some set of principles or constitution. No exceptions chould be mace. Le] a 9 } te Problems arise between persons in groups. Loy-f relationships aevelop resulting in "“eleppy :ubl4 Gemonstrations of personal affection. Slory cl®thing should be avoided, rl Los 10, ¥sychological problems arisa .If possible, = ature person with experience in family reiationcnips should nave a leading role. Vi. The white particindnt in civil rights activ: ies, expecially in the "Deep South” faces specis~ problems: how to live with and cctcmunicet: with Negroes: he may be treated as a tt .ond-cliss participant. . Ser pe ee ae eal a symposium entitled t = at's jAncac for the American Lefe?" was held at 124 South 12th Street, Pniladelphia, on March 15, 1957. In addition to Bpeaiers from the Comnuniet per ee che “Socialis & Workers Party and otner leftist gro UPS, CHARLES WALK ERi ppoke as a re oresenta- tive of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, a pacitirct 14 ground, He stated there is a long way to go tefore @ real &: ist moverent i185 estavlished; that the situation is one | c: ‘man Valués, not revolution. Ne noted that the aim is for just id brothner- hood: thats secret police, spies, etc., foisted on et :ople as a temporary energency, are all part of violence a2. mar itself is the eneny. Iie stated he desired nonviolent ‘svolution.