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ee ae Sr ~ se Bake eee Poe a a Oe re et es be ee she 6 we ee & peerage cod mit dierent onal ne : 41 countries, missions of the Sovi the United S:afes. Other peace actions this week- end include vigils at the Armed Forces recruiting center at Times Square by the Religious Society of Friends. Many clergymen de- voted the week-end of March .25 and 26 to peace sermons and programs, a move initiated by the One Hundred Days for Peace Union and : - Committee. The broadest unity of activity apparently centers around the petitions initiated by Mr. and - Mrs. Linus Pauling, signed by some 800 prominent citizens in including 39 Nobel Prize winners. Thousands of ad- ditional signatures are being se- cured, which will strenzthen the voice of Dr. Pauling as he speaks May 18 at Oslo in protest against extending nuclear weapons to NATO. Albert Schweitzer is expected ' toe come from his hospital in Africa to the Oslo meeting. Ber- trand Russell and Philip Noel- Baker from England among others plan to attend BOSTON -— Bostonians are marching for peace this Satur- day from the Minuteman statue in Lexington, Mass., to Faneuii Hall in Boston. The Walk for Peace is being sponsored by Brston SANE, American Friends Service Com- mittee, Cambridge Friends Mceet- ing, Fellowship of Reconciliztion ana Bs Cr, ittee for Dis- euu Boston Lom writee armament and Peace. A main aim will be to protest the installation of 150 Minute- men missiles in the New Engiand area, SAN FRANCISCO—The Ame- rican Friends Service has been joined in actions for peace this -weekend by the Marin County SANE, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, College Park Quarterly Meeting of Religious Scctéty of Friends; ’ Acts for Peaca_and_ Peace Cen- ters in Berkley, San Jose and Palo Alto. The peace actions will cul- minate in a rally at Union Square, whose main speaker will be Emil Mazey, secretary-trea- surer of the United Auto Work- ers. SEATTLE ~— The American Friends Service Committee is the initial sponsor here this Satur- day of & peace march from Fort Lawton to a downtown mall, An address by Rev. Daniel Taylor or Rose City Park Methodist Church, Portland, will. precede the peace walk. Norman Thomas will be among speakers at a public meeting at City Hall Park, where the walk winds up at 3:30 pm. | LOS ANGELES chapter here is spousuring a five- mile peace waik om Wiisiuse blvd, this Saturday; winding up with a rally at MacArthur park, to be addressed by Dr. Linus Pauling. — SANE'S Thousands of signatures have - been gathered on the Pauling petitions for disarmament. The American Friends Service Committee and SANE and otner peace groups are hoiding vigils at the AEC offices here, Convair -- plants at San Diego and Pomona: Rand Corp. at Santa Monica and North American’s Rocketdyne plant at suburban Canoga Park. An all-night vigil at the Vanden- berg Air Base at Lompoc was to be prececied by a peace march Saturday morning from Santa Maria. f . j _ — —— eee 5 ahs UW ee tee oe >: MILWAURES — The SANE chapter here and“the Women’s Internztional League for Peace and Frvredom, the United World Federalisis and the American’ Association for the United Na- tions are sponsoring a Peace Walk this Saturday over a two mile course down Wisconsin Avenue. A committee ‘on Civilian Sur- vival” has been holding meetings nere. PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland Students for Peace and the Port- land Chapter of the Fellows’ ip of Reconciliation are co-Spon- soring a peace walk Saturday from the War Memorial Colis-° cum to the Federal bldg.