Page Six SC_ARLET AND BLACK Friday. December Ll?” Peace emonstrate Mothers, Methusela The sights of the Peace March in Washington last Saturday were varied, as variedas the people taking part and as varied as the views represented Outwardly, the demonstrations were well organ- ized and smoothly run. But it was from the office pic- tured on the left that the organizing was‘ done. It Was from this ex-book store that the coordinating influences of the national organizers went forth The contrast in people was sharp There were young “beatniks” and middle-aged mothers; clean-cut college students and Whiskered old-timers. The pair of lllllllllHllllHlllllllllHllllHlllNIHllllllllHlllIIIHlHHIIHllllHIKHllHIIHlHlllHlllHIIIHllllllllHllIIllllllllHHlllllHlHHIIIHllHIIIHllltllltlHlllllllllHlllltthllHH‘ Photographed by Phillips and Wilhelm llllllllHHHlllllWillilllllUlllllllUllllHllllllHHUllmllHlIIllllNIHlllllllHHlllllllHlllllllHIIHlllHWHHHIHllHulllllllllllllllllllllllHlHIIIHHWIHHHHIVUHHIH older marchers in the upper left hand corner represent this difference as well as any pairi The marcher with the heard is wearing sack cloth, Often times the disagreement that existed within the organization of the movement would spring forth into public View. The Friday before the march, at a plenary meeting of the convention, numerous scuffles for the microphone took place. The boy with micro- phone in the picture directly above had spoken for his allotted time and then refused to return the mike to the chairmanewho is reaching for the mike At the same time that this was happening, arguments in the audience about who should have the floor were taking place. And at the same time this was happening, the