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AEZRICAK FRIDSDS SEEVICE COMMITTEE AND CEICAGO COLLITTEIE FOR &£ SANE MUCLIA: POLICY opportunity for large numbers of people to express their will for the peaceful settierent of all international differences anc their cesire fer world conditions which take evay the occasion for war, Ta connection with the peace walk itself, the letter nected that as dest vezr a group of people weuld assemble outside oe the main gate at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center the evening of Thursday, Merch 30, 1961, to begin a peace waik to the Loon. The Lettex ststed thas this original group would be joined by cthers at the val roprezsed southward toward Chi cage. . This AFSC Letter ended be voting tkat the AFSC was acvising the Conmmardint, Great Likes Navel Training Center, of this activity so thet he wo:id know the puspese and function of the greup which will az2exble eutside the Great Lakes Naval Training Center, The letter concluded by stating that the discipline of the peace walk would include all aspects of the “spirit of non-violence," On February 9, 1961, a source, who has furnish ed reliahie information in the past, made evailable a leaflet published by the AFSC, 300 West Congress Parkway, Chicago 7, Illinois, which stzted it, the leaflet, was a call to participate in a week for world peace Merch 26 through April 1, 1861, as part of a nationewide “witness fer peace Eester-1961." The afomsemertiozred AFSC xeatiet further etated that the naticn-side witzess for feace Es #2967 activities would include film and dississicn mestings “Giring the tyvo months preceding the week cf Karsh 26 threcgh Azral 2, i962, leaflet . distribscica ip iecel communities Merch 26 throuch Anril 1, 1862, ard a walk ftir peace Degizrning Thiteday, March 30, 1961, in the evening, firim tie Great Lakes NaveD Training Center to the Chicago Loop, ¢aid walk to culminate Saturday afternoon, April 1, 1961, at which time a peace rally would be held at which prominent speakers to be announced would appear,