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d wt “., occupation of the centers, ee : tm buSiness associates, a 4) Send letters to the editor. , . Here are .. church, PTA, ete; WHAT CAN I BO uv END THIS WAR? Bre suzresticus: 1) Be informed. Know the Lacts the history, and political as- pects of the American involvement 2) Inform others. Talk about tne war to your friends, neighbors, Write them, 3) Write your Congressmen and! . Senators, They'll need votes ine “the rext elections ry This may be effective in Memphis, but only if we send many letters,. §) Wear a peace button; Tt will: indicate your position and may : help you start a conversation, 6) Affiliate/Organize. You can join D,R.U, ili, onWednesdays and . Sundays, D,R.U.M, reads the roll of honor on Wednesdays and © leaflets church services. on Sun-’ days, frouns within: your neighbor Hao Ba bead eh Fadil Fils Wh bak dd Pt iad ee Ey a we 2a ee 7) Support draft resistance; . ‘a, If you are over draft age you ean identify with those now refusing military service by Signing a ' "statement of complicity" which jmight make you liable for. drrest, be Get information on the Con- scientious Objector position to’- draft age men, ce. Urge that all High Schools have a draft counseling service, d: Men of draft age can resist . war by filing for “the C.0,. statue. | _@, Anyone of any age can-carry the protest against the draft to . “the induction centers by physical How dramatic it would be if grandmothe mothers, sisters were to lead a sit-in of the draft center saying. "We will not allow you to take another black. or white boy out of the slums and ghettoes for the purpose of waging this war with out arresting us first." f, Contribute to D,R.U.M,; cannot participate actively, then. “help D.R.ULM. with its expenses, | ine cost of materials and postal ° :- Cherses for tnis issue of the “@rummer totaled over. ¥20.00. “It became necessary” “40 destroy . the town to gave it Army mai Wa hte wwriraas You can organize discussionof the - entire world. “augue*, bmnieneary _o fugust3, .9643 The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution. was passed in the House by a vote of 465 to 0, in theSenate by a vot ~f 86 to 2. The U.S, dropped. ‘the: ‘atomic _ bomb on Hiroshima. August 9, 1945: The U.S, dropped the atomic hee ds ee] -bomb on Nagasaki, August 12, 1964: President Johnson said: "Some .. atharea ara aarnn tA anlanran +ha ‘ Q9tners are eager To. eniar BY tie conflict. They call upon us to supply American boys to do the job. | that Asian boys should do. They. mm ask us‘to take reckless action whiv.;might risk the Lives of millions and engulf much of Asia _ and certainly threaten the. peace ©. ‘Moreovery.. such action would offer. no solu tio oi . Vietnam." | August 19, 1945: . a The Democratic Repubbic of Viet tnam proclaimed from: Hanoi, by. : at all to the real problem of ane “ . the drummer staff: Las editor--Victor A, Smith, Ie. Doty historian--Harry E, Sayle , 67° EPF. consultant--Robert ape cae secretary--Char] ea Wrich On Feb; ali, 1965, | Sec-General ‘U Thant made a most unusual state- ‘ment:. "IT am sure the great Amerie ean people, if they only knew the -true facts and the background to- ‘the developments in. South Vietnam, will agree with me that further bloodshed is unnecessary, As you kriow, in. times of war and of hos-= tilities the first: casualty is truth.” 7° a we We we If you . ved eee aa * . . ars . eet H ‘ “aNUOG. VIET NA SUA NCU a - we ~+ eesViet nam to ‘the vietnamese. Ass * & J Ox ’ Ben Tre, So. Vietnam, Feb). 7, 19869 _ _.FPOR PEACE AND FREEDOM sittin. doen