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RE: PEACE CARAVAN, 1969 AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE DRAPT RESISTANCE UNION OF MEMPEIS (DRUM) revolution is necessiry, he peusec. "Yeah, I guess so, eventuclir’ he says with a puzzlec look." As recently es Avgust 31, 1962, a first source acvised thet the DRUK moverent, described above, grev out of @ formztion of & peace group at. henphis sponsored by the Peece Caravan, 1968, of the American Fraend: Servace Connittes , bhich vez formed primzrily @cong Memphis State University (MSU) students during the sumrer of 1962, Tne DRUK group headed by ¥Yictor Smith is ar, outgrowth thereof. Source one stated that the DabM group was originally scheduled to have a demonstration a. noon, Wednesazy, August 27, 1969, at Southland Mall, a large shcpping center in Whitehaven, a suburb of Merphis, Tennessee, .ut did not do so. * that a small group of DRUM denonstrators did at approximately 7:55 a.m., August 27, 1969, go to Central High School, Memphis, and distribute draft resistance literature, including a copy of the pamphlet “A generation in Search of a future" by George Wald, Harvard Universit y Professor. (A characterization of SDS is set ‘out in th Section of this communication.) _ ae © Appendix [. , oo. oe ; . a i en ml ae aay rear mimttee ————— ior to their demonstrations, - according to qeniees: on Mes, at the Halt and Halt, Doe Sat rt ce Bee et ee PE Rey advised on August 27, 1969,