Vol. 2, No. 22

HE BLACK PANTHER 22 » Black Community News Service a = TIO —_ _ und Raising Birthday Benefit for | BY THE NEWTON-CLEAVER DEFENSE COMMITTEE Sunday, Feb. 16, Berkeley Community Theatre — i. BERKELEY HIGH SCHOOL AT ] 00 PM GROVE & ALLSTON WAY fs HUEY AND HISTORY ay A men to fight the injustices Ge Ge fect Siavery freedom organization cat be mo MYOMEFT peeiient that resulted in HMeey's Frost i. Jones ot stavery fighters he is more searly aligned thas its members, so he SBO8¢ being imprisceed. Even the incar- OT ae te es Deputy Minister of Information Gabrie! Prosser, Oeamark © Malcolm K ~ beth decided al men who were dedicated to (* ceration of Meey did cot satisfy Vesey, Mat eer, sad com y ter is On effective means of bieck liberstion movement. Th the police is withesaed ty the a gh & end the moesins = resisting v jt people ami/or chairman of the Back Pasther continued ‘arse Although while sepcemist Ms- system of Ge Mere slavery Gat polemen. Huey resembles Den- Party, Bothy Seale, exemplifies tners, tor anes have atiew jted to estatiian te the Vetted Gates, Aer mark Vesey of the de pere siavery the type of men that Huey wants that bieck people in the Gwthwere slavery an Geclarediliegs|, back fa beceese like Denmark, Muey for the Mack Panther Party. botey Dense re Rapey and contented slaves, we men Coetimed to resist the in realized the need fororgunization, has held many Gecent paying jobs, PARCk brothe have Motorical evidence that sech justices of Ge facto slavery, Men Moet of us are te of the but be could not be bought of CMY Of Charlo ‘WOE met the cose, At & matter of cus Garvey, Malcote X, DO ETaphicR! tacts coscerting Mal- in attempt to help Ms bieck P*FINE to take Contre’ of the city, fect, there were more Gan D9) and Martin Luther Kicgepposedihe (COlm X, 80 SOW let et review the brothers. Betty jomed with Iuey id Vecie Tom b sieve rebellions and conspiracies Grereding sysiem of Ge fc els that exist between Cen- sad bes remained lnithfyl to the Oeamart's plas and ie the United Stuntes prior te the They realised thal there are tvo sey and Moey P. Newton, cause be spite of Huey's impr isce- wt He sve~ Civ War. The first rewlt re- Americas - one of principle and Y sitenied Merrat Cx meat » evtart WHA the knowledge of waked in Mack men tecoming the one of practiee. They were also Bet Completed ote pear of Bothy's life. T organuatioa, the first permanent settlers - cther aware thatthe America cfprincipie school. maleed have Gay served to strengthen rs bec a dvfrelt Gme ee the Indiens ~ i he Uected ts only & Scat fe i law school ted woe ereduatio mn trying bo ceterm ine who the leaders States. This slave revoll cccurred of practice. fe peacike Amerka eefered Ge workio Ser opt kx aay chose Peter We'*. Uvamark's ssecttes were q te © Spanisd colony io 1526. The | # materialiyerieet nas coe- tleck bourgeoisie. Huey Peter *© Mtromg thal mosted the informa- ao ards lef the rebeliaons scious, racist, hypocrRica) coum © met accept t ole. He cout ow a he a aman ‘6 epee captere. A few who were coleey, returned to Mai, and ie® (ry; bel ese qualitiegare hidden B0t Seek personal Clin while & th ite Water mh his veins - one week (© eofure the intensive } the Meck men who bed revolted belted Oe erilttes 4 bieck «brothers of the cones operators ever, Whos frogithoe fimelly tmpiireted .) im Use Unites Mawes, priacigies of the De DE es sex & weakling Uncle Tom exposet Deomare Vesey. Deemark slong ’ Even today Gese revistonisthis- iadepeedemee, the # reCharieston, with a Ris Basociates were Sorters are stiempting t malign lecieece, the Constin =p aed ques (ried Bnd executed, bet Ms orga the Wéestions anc motivations of Lord's Prayer. Americs Goes ot Feelited thet the jaw t femained so cool that MAG 64s #0 strong and secretive Fevolts, practice what it prewthes, ing Wore sot appl ack people ved. Later when more Una the slaveowners sdenstted that sof Today sehaveanether blackman ©ih the same eqealty that they werblings kmodicated Bim, Peter tbey wore mot sure that all mem Ded persona! sggzar the leeders of the bie: These histor ant er Ristorical moves are stating or who has Gederated Kimerlf to the are applied to whites, The who was Comtemaed to death tda Det Ned been captured. The slave implying that Diack men revolted fight aginst injustice. Aman who Are Used Lo regulate white peophe companion who had started loyiekd OWS also admitted thal Dew because they were mentally Ge- waets to apely the prin 4M Bed to restrict Black people. There t> pale te “Die like o maet’ A Mak ‘Syl Mave \succecded &. renged, retiqnews tanat tionary opportumasts, Distoruns refuse many Diack mes foment in opp thee to slavery in tere of « revolu= Amerken act not just pres ihe 4 » whee the that Amerie applied si stead Of pust & select fe he la¥ ki word from Peter was oncmgtc his PAPa Ue city If the Uscie Tom sithe Mack Companion Ceased to paain. Ad Jer a Ye Oot informed on Bim. oe Jabriy! Aromver fowget slavery voletonists wher they werg ®t SES oecpied, Denmbrh Vesey «3 for adcitiom! informating, ‘CUCM Sikyéry tnd was barcuted, purchased his ning & lottery ieswrmounabie Ools becaese Uney asthe Me accumulated mosey and proger- ct open your lips. Dee atiget NaG Toree Aaett slawedy and eas jowed (heir people ent sought phide ty and gained the respect of both uy shall eee me do.” A goo] @hetuued. Bead seaikch pesete peetice bet eqality tivities. A man blacks auf whites. Ie persomally eperstor 4. er Abing Yo. A’ the] men who Black men possess Squality thet the guy subject te the peop siaied thet be was willing Wo risk y reatized wat only a#tviny Mad fooght fay tiesto. Marces is evidently Dllew bo the white su- stead of making the peogie subject his personal comfort i an effort can revolutionize a sy Mest Talk is GREVSY foment bopteegive and was premist histormes. A quality al to the gun, A mam who practkes to free his back brothers, Whee sot enough. Meey, Bothy, and Lil Mek Mabel X ' fowght op ie fore i eet Owetes what ne pre hes. Today we have se tor Deomark = y Hetioe started thelr akedgun POCONO Red Wye dontasteted, societios ~ an untiring tenacity te Huey P. Newton, fetuerd Rasy patrols t discoerage poles bru 4 t resist injustices, Bleck mei catent uey F. Newtos has chosen to stay a America filly in the ghetto. This Sisrt ion wha ety : resolve themarives 10 an inferior join Ge rbiks Of the black free= and see what be could do for Mis Was Very muccesaéul In accom —5 SUT wanioc. taer ¥ — , states. True Diack men will fight dom fighters aur to comiaue Weir fellow creatures. Denmark Vesey plishing its gual, but it turned the tom foughs opp main ont ball " is postive omg os Mt exists ant pressed black masses. Huey gos- started a= organiaatins whose pu Peat wp sadism of the police de= jatied, fut | wom whl employ and and all eens Senses characteristics that are era psinves of partment oeto the Panthers, The still © coed tn kis alert in ia eecesmnry to Gestroy I wasthis similar t beth Ge pure and de BL. police cominaed to har sieeyamd erate black people U Diack poopie rs. Of mm realiced Wat an the Paothers watil the shooting w tive support te his efforts. character iste that promptq aay «fecto slavery freedom figh Ganesan anenre nnd Ces PAGES THRE LACK PANTNER SUNDAY, FER, 2, t9o0 THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. Exposes karenga Black Enigma A West Coast Militant Talks Tough Ron Karenga of Los Angeles { Seen Using Fear of Violence ; To Build Political Power A Meeting With Gov. Reagan iss ie i i i ii : H : i x ANGELES--Four years Ms Negro followers, He's a shrews mae mamared Renlo braces at paiiden whe works butted Ge fourteeeth child tm & tantly of a 2 a poor Nagtist mintster, seemed well Uceation == by ye on his way to 4 comJortaie place in te the crowing Negro middle class, both white ata Me had just earned a master's Meawa: lenders: Gegree in political sctence from the the assassination of Martin Lather University of California at Los An- King, ° Sor ‘eaampte, Mr Karengn gebes, and earlier he had been the siteped kato Sacramento tor a first Negro to be elected student chat with Gov, Renal4 Heagan, at the body president at a justor college Governors reqeest, The Mack ma- here, _ Hhonalist also met wit Bet thee Mr. Everett dropped Los Angeles Police Ciset Thomas Ris “aleve name’ and became coe Reddin afer Mr, King was killed, of the moet militant Mack national- Civil rights observers agree that iste in America, Today, he's foe Mr. Karenga is typical of many Karengs (8 Swabili word meaning mititarts who talk of lowing and “keeper of the tradition’), the bea- berning tet actually are eager to Ger of a tough-miaded orgaatration crther ixfwwece for quiet targaiaiog tary troops, so to speak,” says one, called US (as opposed to “ them") ‘With (he predominantly white power WIELDING POWER that be founded in 65, From a structere, Ron has a strong per- Today, when Mr, Karenga tant Diack desk ts 2 Dack-appednted sonal interest tm expoicing the fear making around the coun. ‘Office in « coe-story Mack tubing Of violetee withoet actually using try, be can usually be found af the here, be talks of “viclex revite- it,” obeerves a Negro bowyer here, US cultural cester in scuth-cestral tee’’ and erges Negroes to create Los Angeles. There, US menters their owm distinctive thack nation TWO REVOLUTIONS anawer the phoee with" hater! gand’* with its own diatiactive Afro Mr. Karengs’s staven head, Gea- (What's sewsT*) and often use other American culture, (ids Kean-styte mewtache and dark Swahili phrases in copversatice, | Glasses (lo may nothing of the body. @ward at the Gocr) make him appear rather fearsome at Oiret, Pot this impression fades quickly tn tace- Seme wear Swe tunde-ltke gure ments Gat Mr, renee Gesigned Bimself, Others wear red or gree sweatshirts with Mr, Karenga’s face i i a i tom, One civil rights observer cals to fice conversation, emtiazcmed oe the freet, Durteg a Rim “coe of the leading theorett. recent talk With a white interviewer, clase to the mations! black power SPEAKING FOR TICK OUTSIDERS Mr, Karengs took telephone calls movement.” Recently he bas ap “Me typifies the black militant from around the coumry and dealt peared om the same program with headership tocuy,” says C, Eric ‘With & wide range of protiems, McGeorge Bundy of the Ford Fous- Liscots, Negre author of several One call came from a member of Gation at a conference of educators DOOks ce tack power, “Their the board of Grectors of the local at Vale 40d sSdressed the nations! strength is im their attisty to ar- anugeverty program, At the dime Convention of the Congress cf Im. tHewtate the feelings of larce sum- US members were belptng to picket cla Equabity. But his rode asteacer, bers of pestle whe dont belong to cne of the program's training cen- a5 well as his personal Mestory, is any growp."" ters and there had teen a Mare-up (2 study im contrasts, Mr, Karenga's prestige also rose om the picket Line thal morning. Sunday evenings will fat him after Ms open participetion te an “We'd like to try to selve thas a Jectering segregated “‘sccl ses- “operations! unity steering com. the political Jevel first," dtr, Ka sions” co 4 broad range of sub- mittee," formed by the Klark Cee. remea told the caller, “There é jects, incdoding his concept of pre- ress only hours aller Mr, Kings ome corruption over there, ant emptive self-defense, (Driefiy, the Geath, The commiltee’s main per~ the peopte are very angry about tt,”’ Concept holds that it you think you’ re post was lo prevent Necro ricting A few Gays later the amtizoverty F aboot to be Bit ~~ but fret.) Whee here, It reached beyond the mem- hoard voted to suspend the train. the word is gives, we'll are bow bership of the Mack Congress to Ine project's Girector and chief tough you are,” be writes w the inthede the relatively staid Urtan fiscal officer, peading an audit and Quotable Karengs, & small hasd- Leager, he local representative teview of the program, ook issued to followers. “Whee of Mr. King’s Scuthers Christian Amsher caller was ia is ‘teres let's see bow mech you Leasership Coeference and a leading Swami And informed that the young let's see how moderate Negro clergyman, tender of a recently formed mili. i H i if Ess i A scerce who sat in on several Committee meetings miys Mr. Ka- fetga's role was ‘‘cructar’ (the Phrase operations) urety’ washis, tant Meaican- Amerteas group wasin Bu. “Find cut where be is and exactly what M takes to get hiss out," the caller was directed, ‘we as CE OE Clg, ly se 4 PAGE 4 THE BLACK PANTHER SUNDAY, FEB. 2, 1960 Tor wih cogections Gat bis quall- } fications were oct wp te UCLA stemtards, Adopting 28 sutonomces start against the community lead- ors,” the students twisted that Ube head of the new Gepartmeet mast have & PRD, (Mon Karenge has an M.A.) Chancellor Young hed to yteld, A faculty Semter close to the Mack Stodies program sabt: “The US element did pot seem interested oot nee o a “The Mack Panther Py te the target of the racist potice,” I@- lard said and spoke angrily sheet Nugelow’ widow and the others tetag arrested: “They were not the mver- derers, tat the merderers are still eons, 2 “We bave always taken precee- tions. Dut you caa’t stop assassina~ thoes, The 17 pecgte who were ar~ rested were armed to protect them- Eulogy — y Carter oe) Ite ieee tex ames that take (heir place } Asmat wit : ts, We do oatatiiaheneet Vie Kar ta an lteller in 1 os an academic program, They selves against aggressors, nom ‘ i ao Posner Pann candenar’ unl wee bas samaced aad prometed may have been more coscerned it sot relate to the police as cer pro alone with Maloows X an other d ' een saying of two hich po- Diack culture in the ghetto throve® (ts impact on the communtty,”* tectors, We doc/t expect them to treeder: fighters in the Mitek Lite festinl UCLA students, both Pan- his personal scquaietance with Mack Friday at mou, UCLA's right- defend us tel if we know who did It eration sirmccie. We a6 members thers, Jobe Henxins, 23, and Bunchy Sadies, the program be followed wingers held a rally to coumeract we woshd cooperate with ihe police oy mo» Vanguard boved ami fesgect= Carter, 3, shut dows be the Camp- at UCLA, Diack Stedies was Dot the dangeroes ideas expressed by to see what they would do.” ed you as did all Black people for — bell Mall Denchroces (c2¢ bealth & discipline during the years Ros iteggins Wednesday, The firetspea- — Killdard pulsed out (hat ereare ve your lives, 20 Gata schences baihding) ai shout 2-40 ;,m, stadied Gere, tet be mamged ther was an asti-communist alles “enemies within the assembiles of a r noodaall \ vreasy, January 17, 1969, A meet. assemble a reapectatio substitute who thd how the commundst took Mack people Gemselves ... This (ey cowkt obtain saerd . a "ee Beach Medents Union had out of Political Sctence, Soctology, ever everything “tack ts the old is the pattern that all revobutions You dint became your Birohagy WES ~ ‘canctoded and peegte were get. History, Swahili and subjects ta the country," and promised the same follow. You Goo't ifve forever, At a direct contradiction bo Gee racket pep Africaa stuiles Desartmers, ae over here, tis point we need the Minister Of corablichment, You died becsane | ’ Last June's political ssesssina- The Friday BOW meeting canonly § Larry iatovite of Valley fate Defense more than ever.” love for Binell a t thesis te Ambassador lite] hap- de understood tn the ccetext of the called for a few punches i the The Panthers are in contact with eo eran A } pened the same way, with leaders victorious otiensive waged ty the “right place’* from college athletes IGU members and other UCLA stu- ad death bas eet aril 7 jeaving after the victory, Aa as- Diagk Panthers anc the Ii) at fa@ and sald: “they talk of petting Ws eats who were is the Camptell ste reel ge bere ( wp against the wall. We'll pet THEM Mall benchroves at the time of the Ushi. Your Geath has merely up against the wall!’ CLA Beptess, ‘ relly organizer, was roundly beckied by some SIG types and Ge gwtur player was territée. } A few burdred perce away, & Camptell ital, the KW) meeting was starting. The subject of dis- cussion was the Diack Studies pro- cram. About 150 stodects attended ij the meeting which eaded the way the ple power structure," hop operation @at stole away f Malcoim X's last meeting coded, The Y's reacts 10 te oor teantiful lives. a The tragic evert tad some very billing and vichous charges abmed at Power to you brothers and raness political implications Withia four hours of the killings officers of the LAPD mace une of the opportunity to strike a second shat~ PANINERS See shooting. Police learned Gat two brothers, US mectere named s!- ber, took part in the shooting. The Pasthers isuued a mtatemert calling & “a political aaeansination by US organtration, Dig white pigs Ailied eddy Mutton, little Mack porkchops US was Gret anguish aed thee sur~ prise, Oue informed observer could not betiewe Ht. “I'm sere it's not US. I don’t eee bow Karengs could fet Involwet in something bike that, perpetrated a higher motivation far your brothers and sisters is the Titeck Panther Party to betemsify the strwgele for Ghat cool clear | Crink ef waterefreedom for Diack peopin, Th oof is the words of Che Cuewera owher< ever death may surprise ce bet in sight for the ple power structure and the fi it be welcome uf cur tattle cry tes _ - a a AWAI [ JUS [ iC F arresting Ms young wife Erika,aed Examination revealed that fede~ 16 other persons, The police claimed ial crests have gone to US, that i 2 i E i 5 z i } : clear and present danger, however, since Ron Karenga was 100 miles away is San Diego. Diame Karengs for the killings, BR started raining © short time after the police raited the Hug: gins resiteece oo friday eveniag, FOR “US” ORGANIZATION PIGS e i el! & : : i : te H Ht rit it i i} i i af F ' a § re E H i : i ef i Ek ‘ E tie be ? : i Hs i i i f ; rs 8 E fe H 5 E : f i i Hi HF u é fi i ; i , i : i i y 1 i ; ti Hi} hs : H iit FH I i i: i | i : | | [ : : st if ge | E i } f E FEF iff E to plas a fad i i i el i 7 i i i ¥ Wished into ; ; | it i Hi i f i E l : i & : E 4 e Hi iF 4 ij if elf AL pil | 5 : i ei a HH Att efi F z i E 3 i : F #27 to say ‘Hell, No’ to the heard of trustees if you are to regain your Dumanity, as the Mack sfedents hive i t é Meck Millard arrived ence Millard had Come gress, She now & 2 tha ; g F ; i ir. if E E ! é sit i i i took part in the Black Con- Newtcs-Cleaver Defense tive, i ! ah f z a = 2 E Lee i tf i ® z i | ) i i t 4 & & ! i E gf Ho 4 rey iF : Hy i d i ff ‘ i Re a * fi | au i > of agreement, a Thursday, # another meeting of ek became the DG, we are tobd Gut the Pas. prom inet 06, ther faction won, They elected a when they were on the cower of Life few coondinaling committer, reeep. magerine, sing US and the Advi C 3 is Gok & street brother, aside. micas has learned somestrest The BSU opposed the US can~ on be has learned Owa- Gidate for the Mack Gudies direc. Wy bad te Go, We have two major ene miles this coumry, capitalism and raciem.* A meeting was scheduled for that aflerncon with Chancellor Youre, the NSU and the Community As. visory COmmatiee to discuss selec- tien Of the Diack Studies Director, WSU asked Younes © camel the meeting, tut the Chancellor met with Hom Karenga te the Megeats’ room, They parted tn optimistic EDITORIAL. . . BY FRANK JONES Deputy Minister Of Information “Divide and conquer” is an axiom that oppressive ‘power structures have utilized to maintain their domi- mance over the working class of people. We are now faced with a dilemma that could be of great consequence to the majority of Black peoples. Two members of the Black Panther Party have been assassinated by members Of another Black organization, and now the Black com- ‘Mmunity is waiting to see what will be done by both of the Organizations involved in this situation. if the Black Panther Party seeks immediate revenge for the loss of two revolutionary brothers, and the U.S. ; Organization offers significant resistance, then we will have division among the Black segment of the population, and the repressive establishment will attempt to capi- _talize on this division. On the other hand if the Black Panther Party does nothing about the assassination of Brothers Bunchy and John, we may give the impression _ that the Party will tolerate such despicable acts with no attempt to avenge the injustice. __ Malcolm X has said that when Black people have dif- ferences of opinion, these differences should be resolved __ in a closet so as to give no public display of disunity among _ Blacks. In the case of the assassination of Brothers _ Bunchy and John the public is apparently aware that there es Some disunity. Now we must take positive steps to a By ee allowing this manifested disunity from becoming ~“ ve to the Black Liberation Movement. In addi- tion this must be done without giving a mistaken impres- that the Black Panther Party will tolerate such in- & My first reaction was incorrectly one of revenge, I felt _ that if we took immediate steps to gain revenge we would the people that the Black Panther Party institution. My first inclination was members of U. S. in retaliation for John. I was surprised when our ale, and our Chief of Staff, David 7 issue the order. Both Bobby and David _ immediately assessed the assassination as an attempt invoke a reactionary response from the Party. They establishment would utilize any vindic- Party as an excuse to inflict Oppressive of the situation proved to be correct. ‘The 7 Panthers in Los Angeles immediately _ after the assassination, and the large collection of pigs é National Office validated their assessment. the National Office on the night of the assas- I spotted a carload of pigs within one half block ‘ational Office. This prompted me to drive around area to survey the situation, and what I found was revealing. Within a six block area from our Na- ice I spotted five or six pig vehicles, 1 guess that waiting for an incident so that they could claim y were the victims of an “unprovoked attack.’’ harles Bursey, Berkeley Captain, and I went back National Office later that night the pigs were gone. leaders had outfoxed (out-Panthered) them. I can now see more clearly why Bobby and David re- 3 SE gee: ae a 2 A by not taking immediate reactionary steps our leaders _ Prevented ithe chasm of disunity from widening. If we had _ implemented retaliatory action against U. S., many of the innocent and improperly led members of that organiza- tion would have suffered from the wrath of the Panther, EDITORIAL STATEMENT The Miack Panther Party appreciates the contribations of all revotuthonary people and will attempt to publish all rele vant material that is submitted to the Black Panther sews paper, THE BLACK PANTHER ts an instrument of political education and is pwhlished with the intent ef countering the misinformation that often appears in the mass communication mordia THE BLACK PANTHER Is not to be considered an outhet for emotional outhurst of irrevelant profanity. This is not te imply that all profanity will be eliminated from THE BLACK PANTHER, but to inform contributors that all material rust correspond with the primary purpose of the paper — to edu- cate the oppressed. Our leaders instead have decided to make the estab- lishment work against itself. If the assassination was in- deed inspired by the establishment in an effort to create an inflammatory situation this has failed, and now the establishment must prosecute its own agents, or admit the perverted type of racist activity in which it is engaged. The plot to create division has failed because the Panther leadership is aware of the type of treachery that the establishment will employ to protect its wealth and status. The Black Panther Party will not allow any exterior force or interior corruption to create disunity among Black people. If the leaders of U. S. or any other organiza- tion are going to allow members of their organization to be used by the establishment then the Black Panther Party will expose those leaders as pawns in the hand of the oppressive establishment. The Party realizes that the rank and file of most Black organizations have a sin- cere interest in the Black Liberation Movement, and that only the leadership of establishment oriented organizations is corrupt. With this in mind it is the duty of the Party to make the masses aware of those leaders whose only goals are ones of self gratification, Improper leadership is often reflected in the improper action of members of that leader’s organization, The rank and file adopt the attitudes of its leaders and act on the premises that are advanced by the leaders, Whenever the rank and file act in an uncomplimentary manner, the | leaders of a righteous organization will immediately cri- ticize those actions. A case in point is the Black Panther renouncement of the acts of opportunistic banditry by ‘some of its former members. When a leader does other- wise it can be assumed that that leader does not have the’ best interest of the Black community at heart. After the assassination of Brothers Bunchy and John, the leadership of U. S., notably Ron (Karenga) Everett, made no statements whatsoever, and then later it has been reported that Karenga made statements criticizing the Black Panther Party. These statements were all of a nebulous nature and were based entirely on subjectivism which is an intrinsically illogical form of comment. Because Karenga has made no statements of censure it seems safe to assume that he is in agreement with the action of his followers -- possibly he gave the order to have Bunchy and John assassinated. If so, Karenga, too, must pay for this atrocity, The Black Panther Party has given its initial indica- tion that the murder of Panthers will not go unpunished. The Party was instrumental in the arrest of the two alleged assassins, The Los Angeles pig department tried to pretend that there was no evidence on which to in- dict anyone, but our Chief of Staff, David Hilliard, showed them so much evidence that they could not find a suit- able excuse for ignoring it. The pigs are always hesitant to arrest and prosecute their own agents. Now they are going to be forced to prosecute ‘ their own. The Black Panther Party /has the establishment from dividing Force, and at the same tinie, the ry establishment to start the p of its Wn’, The Black Panther Party will t to pigs ‘the agents in the same manner. Anyone who allows lishment to use them as an agent to disrupt the libera- tion movement is in fact a pig and will be justice, : Let the action of the Black Panther Party serve notice to all, When man deals with man, justice is a goal. But when pigs deal with Panthers, justice is inevitable. a 47 ee: he ae ALPRENTICE “BUNCHY”” CARTER aay en DEPUTY MINISTER OF DEFENSE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COWARDLY SNAKES KILL PANTHERS aroun DEPUTY MINISTER OF INFORMATION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ON CULTURAL NATIONALISM By Linda Harrison se - s“ t s 48 '. colby “ her foe b aur t he the { . . = . “ » * " r¢ro manner as oder eos = l . 4k = ra we reas x . > and a] stage through wt do, $7.00 ter of : r is it f ing the peoples uf « » @ proceeds in order tulkcome © r elo tt me rare kh & i # revobtionr n ‘ ins a a i « t oe ways the cot ess « t i roel «th ter . hee aries . emais at o dae ‘ wrap p t x ens Laven i x . J ig pationslist sll of thelr liv 1 : ws t shops dog that © ’ k a = Ge United States, cub " . < hures in the captialisth thecaliem can be oe pi S ote © bay that : james Grown’ *T'm Mack ety i mal alwa eas te basis ané f'm Pre ? + ecee for expansi real or aglned € Cultural satiooslis fests ie e m will of t keel in many ways bee ‘ . = ify with racket con- 4 couner 4 comtimest thet bas ese maavenn are esse whe aide j explanations of te suffered 1 reds yours & tally grounded in one Lect; a und- Ge colonial slavery, and is verses! Geatsl and ignoring of Ge ” av "andes «anil eufiering in all the cleverly presest pobric , #ed e0e- « orld, Cisguised and open forma of these Romie Fealities anda contentration y re will stop oc inatioedens. How cam be himwelf on the os 4 frame of ref- geetsie and upper class » is te rea « deste t advance. deny he police] realkies of his erence. is no handicap to the “Bleck enslave a me lise, slavery, ceecelecial~ own Iife in America by dressing This phenomence is mot uxique vice versa, The wer structure, device right her extension cf cap- Of in 4 maternity emeck Grightly 7 Gis stage of the revebtion $= after Ge ary struggle, con- ahing ye proud of | koa lism thetve ower « thousasd colored) te participace is the cule ' in which we fiedourselees; nether domes « a worships this new ization and slaves re cotures ture of « people tors by revols- i wniqe te the Unhed himes ch & exe 9 sell of the inintent ie Rh & stom Ge pecok thee and revok. tee can 4 cole Gheh “citizens” sirvggie f ader the sus, K can come someth sirwggies that Alcicas-Negre oul- ture) satéooalist claie acherance ‘ freedom. Praser Fanon ~ in THE doers anything aid amecding ¢ ture takes on substance « and to the cukures of Africa, oben WRETCHED OF THE EARTH east chat is harmless ant presens ing Fanon ‘The destre to “fo . poems or folk the cultwre of Africa is « revobi= 4 this phenomencn that “There is no challenge lo the existing order wae welt 10 Ur edinhoe ting \ Culture thar does net challenge tionary culture, Solidarity with me tehing of the cflessive - and nm representatives wel- adv od tredinioas t again Wholly and resolerely dom= the revebutioaary people all ewer redeficigg of rebaiocabion. There oo tare & bao * fxst beet andeuplotativeforces-pol. the weld has breught about & i simply 4 Concestration on shard and related phenom - siso ‘cal, economical, 4 et ce iTunon Culture to people whe know care of culture which is becoming esos, Every is black and the t- forces - is & culture which is { each other excepe that more and mere shriveliedupeinert bourgeceie cominee t hate the finery @ther pre-shivery, pre-coborial mey 4 mder similar sye- ; aad empry. lees fortunace Black brehers and whicd . sim WOR’ Of Oxphoitetion: Sogradution, Those whe believe in che “I'm sisters; ami the oppressed continue £ seless, Ar ycis @, That thea poopiebave Blech and Proud” theory-believe to wact, "back" ial 7 io meet yew Gat there is dignity inheremt te worker 6 work for the abe - rae : are Ghed ty 9 Case WY the people wearing naturals; the mie Sograding wellare m, # " rt ret e Whiney"”* “Kl Hone J cegaln gh eck Cigaity and fied their makes * slave 4 sodithae as te “Kelme Black” a ‘ snomedl cothe! | Codoe rer commen leagesge; ahes ficers < te ¥ r profi seeb t r anal dex cual bp © f\ery efrgarati ali of ws brothers, The cope c ares and wes ’ ‘ 7 e tie heb) PANCUAL-Gary tats and wsuslly want «+ we rose e ve ' i leaver t > pape. ties “A\pevhl thon) cubare Mricen culbere are which fight agat . ' t stha gr is the caly \uW4 culnge for the ce borddsth te chwe ¢ t ‘ ‘ : haw Conve’! take Ga & pat tof st ' 1 ‘ t fib { ! ‘ tations “wiehre the last cumple; of heformse pression. °'D wouke i lis = ing @ from “THE ETCHED OF emerge Ge Sesh . { ct t n eT Ye . . ‘ f ri Sect ine bieok To be ‘ fn inde Has Tisor ousenas wes . be) e ‘ 4 t ! : rt ec, sstOud land Office ‘ oe, # oot , f 2 : a ; LETTER Orothers amt Sisters 1 were te school at UCLA with Jobe Mugg ine and meme other mem= ere of he Merty. Jobe engressed tee preetly as & serious sed bese- titel Bleck man of mech device. thee, and | admired bis offers te ew (deck prope 1 quest Be trethfal te saying v00 at the present thee, am Lam Dy Dee Geeed, I have ccc yet reached the point of deestion believe secessury to be « & Panther. | san reading and trying more now tha ever before to threw off the Sheckics of middie~<liss “pork- chop™ nationalism and eccege the true REVOLUTIONARY goals. Piesse, let & be seid Ge Jobe Veaggins Sed “giving berth” to Tevoktionry thats i AT LEAST ONE Blact mand, Arlene C, jooes PANTHER TORTURED Jaan Oird was taken into cute tedy 980 PLM. cm Jateary 17, 199 after several shots had been fired at two pigs. Ste was bestee and tortered ali eqhe and meoraig. Mt 6:00 PLM, Jamuary 18, 1969, she ess brought before jetge Tyler of he criminal court of New York where she was beat a8 4 material witness, At opproxt- mately 10:00 PML Ge following dey (ater 25 hours of detaiement) she was arreigee’ on He foliceme charger. 1, Attack with he h- Wet > commk merder sed 2? attempted murder. Jean appeared in puis, as she bad macy apparect injuries; swe) den eye, sever ty bruleed forebead, swolkn lip, nanerous Cute allvaions., Sisver fird ts 4 student curse at fironx Com- mondty College, A Deether, Li. Lumbia, weet to the Hd einer along with bis lewyer, to inquire about the safety of Sister Bird, Fee this, be was premgtly arrested. tle was arreigned, sheng with Jour in right court with con- splrecy \ comm mercer and Doth were placed under $20,000 dood, COMPLETE STORY IN NEXT ISSUE 19 yours old and Wee OFF THE PIGS PEA EP ye PACE 7 THE DLACK PANTHERS UNDAY, FEU 2, tw FOR A REVOLUTIONARY CULTURE The Minister of Education the only culture worth keeping is the revolutionary culture... Our culture must pot be some thing that the enemy enjoys, ap- Prediates, Or says is attractive, it must be repelling to the slave master. It must smash, shatter amt crack his skull, crack his eyeballs, open and make water and gold dust run out, Bocau the only culty worth keepin or that will be kept by black people is 4 revolutionary culture. Culture may be defined as ’ total creation of a people. Every- y black peo ur food, dances, mu: rt, Htera- slories, poer paintings, yS. speech, talk, braces, squcezes, thes. and Our black faces must be used in our r lutionary culture. All our energies, our dreams, our will, our total ways must be used to further the revolution through which we will attain our freedom, justice, and the land and the bread which we sc desperately need. Whenever the setth the master, the owner, Kennedy, Johnson, Rockefeller or Romney talks about us, bla poople and our Ways and attempts to prai us, that te placing our black con- Ssclousness into the milky way of racist America — the ways, their culture not revolu- tionary, it is stagnant — counter The 1 that pe re elther rf black men wt J, who do x , obutlonar siture. A tion ix ‘ the total people: i i ’ erg o 1” Poop! r all of ttenti if fully t “ of the sol t * ’ ' ind therefore alt wu wolut whic by d t t f at, ogy npertal am. fainet th | . Lyndon Johnson h . for revolution, or volutionary cul ture. he has no use fc hange which is freedom. The proof is the Vietnam war. Revolution is change, means freedom, and the American hor » the American governme tonally, statewide and | lly, does not want change, Joos want desire, and has mo use for revolutionary culture, change or freedom for black peopl The proof is the murder tin Lather King, Medgar Malcolm X, Patrice La- iba, Che Guevara, and Bobby Hutton. Martin Luther King atood for change. Kennedy, ¥ Johnson and Humphrey do not hey want reform. have no desire for our free- dom, they want our votes andour courageous black youth to die in Vietnam fighting colored People, who never call us ‘nigger’ or made us work in plantations as Johnson's Lady Buzzard does. Black people want change. We want change-revolution, we want freedom, we want, and will have the right to determine our des- tiny. The Vietnamese want change, the Chinese want change, the African wants change, the In- dian w manda « can demands change, the Puerto Rican wants change, demands freedom and is picking up the freedom's sake. All peo- ple of color In the world want an end to the robbery of their coun- tries and communities by the racis piggish, fascist dog American white man. Therefore the total Vietnamese people north ami south are waging a war of liberation against racism, against corruption and exploitation. The Vietnamese have a revolutionary culture, fighting culture, a changing culture and «a cultural spirit that demands change inthe form.of freedom, justice and equality not between Vietnam and the U.5., but between Vietnam and the world, If we are to be fre to be ourselves, be black, ¢ who we will elect to an of and how he or she will function if we want our young black men to revolve in the U.S, Because ts change, the Cuban de- America is the black man's bat- tleground, if we want to deter- mine who teaches our children at school and which days of the year will be sacred to us, that ts the holy days which in the Honkey"s country is called holi- day we want this kind of free- m, if we demand these kind ANT which are par in a real revolution, then must have & revolutionary culture, ou songs be about change, wher we do the razor stroke, it must be acre ig’s throat, our far t te ot t , The impr fons say, ‘We're a Winne t do what ir : were tell you to, "cause we're ’ o : nese how pit dead r n tors, con- bur f 1 et re " s ; wurant ight ' 1 tt hur eardrem f i A t » bok rispla ‘ ich allied Listen Here whe you hear actu ream oming from a Black Saxopbone, Those are the battle cries of mad, crazy black men, and the screams are coming from the honkey’s throat as he and his wife are trangled to death, and robbed, looted, then set afire, for change. Because we are changing, we are deciding that freedom means change, changing from the slaves, the cowards, the boys, the toma, the clowns, coons, spooks of the 50's, 40°s, 30°s, into the wild, courageous, freedom fighting, revolutionary black nationalists of the 60's and the coming 70's are years of dynamite, black power for all of the third world, for all people of color in Asia, Africa, Latin Amerioa, the black islands of the Atlantic and Pacific Ooccans, the Middle Bast, we Af- ricans, Asians, Indians, and Spanish-speaking people held captive in the cities, inthe cotton field, tomato fields, grape fields, we farm workers, school drop- outs, black, brown, red, and yel- low workers, and unemployed, we are realizing we must have change. we must be free, we must have a revolution if we are to survive. Johason does not want ua free. Kennedy does not want us « Rockefeller does not want us free, Alioto does not want black people to be free. McCarthy does not want us free, No Ameri- can mayor, senator, police or fireman wants black people free. Rap Brown was sentenced to five years in jail amd $2000 fine In racist Loulsiana. Huey Newton, our Minister of Defense, is in jail for defending himself. Martin Luther King was murdered be- fre cause he was working to set dlack people free, Our great Prince Malcolm X was aseas- Sinated because he was working. fighting to set us free. All our black heroes — Africa's Patrice Lumumba died to set black people free. More than one million col- ored children in Vietnam have been murdered by the bombs that American whites dropped on the Vietnar because the Viet- mamese are fighting to be free. Our energies, and all our feel- ings must be used to free our- scives. The police fear brothers and sisters who wear naturals, but the natural is not a gun, it is black, beautiful, but we need change, we need freedom, we need black power and political power somes through the barrelof guna. We change, we are changing. We are changing from slaves to mea ving to be free. Weare slaves today in prisop, in jail, on the Streets, in out, houses, huts, tents, shackay @ahool#poa the fow rhe uitable ,to\ yi. We are slave this fering. We mast gle, we ngs! bh there wif bva of comoont raflo- camy if yp Mange, OF yarrow full 4.8 furn= ces apream: of our nother Pi tthe siatek-. Wlack Magh. | cople, colored jr is- re of \merte yee soe) Arm your THy ba t worth keeping i A Tyvo- ulture. Change Proe- of ¥ehe re. namite: the pig everywhere Minister of Education Black Panther Party George Murray | ee nn eee eee eee ms PACK & THE BLACK PANT? ome am nape H SUNDAY, PEM, 2, tees Pp "9 Regan é Pe. ALIolo has cent for Some more help to Look for ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, “ BLACK COLONEL ‘ MARSHALL 8B, BASS - tells industry “Tike it is.’” After more th y Army, dering stich b 5 whilt Commacding 4 1 in Keres, Marsdull 0), (hoes ~ Col. US, a ret. . fof pense wel devebopowm KR. J, Reynelés Tabacco Co., ant tlisch when invaed © a 4 meeting of the Pirdkneet Asso- chaed Induseries | industry. fas Candid im bis ap North Carolina “Most bls Soren serie that Ge white & is - Cally 4 Daget and 45 acket whe is oot truly teaerested in bas progress,” Mass told the snees! sutimn nse- agement semicer,”” 1 Gink yo baew why bis Chonghes sndtechings fepreset 4 culmieuion of your atter year of what b whens bapetice aad urban trestment Ee BLASTS BUSINESS “"Throsgh neglect, “egTegation, dso 1s Prejudice and apathy of and by the people of this courtry toward the Blecks,”" eee told bis all-white soGience, * Protiens of toduy were created, sald the whe mie bis the Blache dinrest. ‘The thas man doesn’t believe that y wast him to beteme « meaningful part of your society. The Glick man be that you are the powe cure in the comur x det - © integrete 5 be, you could. | k tha Teslly wanted open hooting, ye it 4 real & mae knows that yeu dustry corercl whe purse gs of the commaniry, and chat can Say thet the fleck shook wen eqeal oppor tun: be also know ften you way e hive enough sense & within the Lew, and OU ALE Det Golng 6 ma had « chance to, be & =e the todiy say they are equal - Gunkty employers only because the have ® Hass sabd comporios cotwurdt eescr erence to the lew, knowing thar sumewbere down th. line, someone will vielate &."*T re “We wa things they are," The only ws stop the dise ering '" 1 < r thelr hands ‘ the collective # of the people he Hack her has lear ade ¥ "id the whan Tie « ssinommren wall moe give full employment, t the { Prodath Ki be taken te the busiowsyme i placed use mmemity so that the people of the come can urgaaine and employ all of ies peopte and ghs # high standerd of itving,”* Cerrone De LETTER FROM SAN FRANCISCO STATE COLLEGE ry ; De tber Frank, whlle manne te pe a = Frasciseo Dae I bought 2 copy af ihe Pavther Paper agi began seaandng through A emil | et to pour artich chet Ue Cotiece recently becae «amd te terested in fee use of (abs beterest article is tell, led toa “ recom 1 ti norms: The rt reading and Oe the tine mn 6 paper tev fest the First, t lve bub! like to congratee you on a article tn a ftaly, The vory well writes bh mecded area of article ref. your aptaliom, tance than kren Bai of cong retalatory bege ng « ach emg Malerrcts ot Te thee ully =» a few y tirst eriticive: | beyond the tant it probably teed to understand it, While overly technica tem. tw ye for an > te the art “To avowed maki assumgtion | have my phd me is what { want bo inpre — Thank you Nruther, . Sta boee Americes Guerrilla Congress at & meeting is Colombia > Cohan Premier Fidel Casares bas personally and publicly DOUGLAS BRAVO pasted cre i os ae Devoted to Castre ctivity in Veowzuels, whose off 7 Ge work. Me joined Venezuela's Ake®_& the wealthiest ape ' Communist Vouth League in 171, at the age of 16, wes te Ven guerrills dedie CHE’S SUCCESSOR tiomery, I reeste 4 Verelen has vara, emerged as the beading Come coenket guerrille te Late Amerion std Fidel Castro's newest revels. teary leader, | His nase is Douglas firave, the 7 literally meaning porated vith q roame “Hrave.”” He Proumately LOD renin Vewaehi's” wester oe o has ciseesiel be waselectelpresi« Cubse-specsored Latha Gictatorial goversmert ts one af” the strosgest in Lats America Castro has efien cited Veo reels os the priorky target is campaign of Liberation of before he purty cotlewed ty former dictator Perez Jimenez yeers laser he belpederyane reels’s first Comsusnis bands & roo a fravo ts equally deveted te ¢ mw * Castro, la 2 gucerilis maniicsse” atting the dictator, be wrote 1%, be aeecrted © hn Premier Comtrebas IB Csiro as “thebrartantde J red & erated C the Lath Americsn of Latte America’s haere, ; i Sarutios Mevessers gstred rave, 32, was an active Come en nee See” ee nunist in Vewenechs lane before 9 wer to Urevol Liberstion tothe = Csscrets gue beckew hese renee ne Te * a " jeg: ‘ BOLIVIANS FIGHT Pease Recvean aod drove the pro-US, dicta- tor tarriestos f be 18, 1968, according to a rep Barrientos went t speech in Beles, a town approx: = La Paz. mately 55 calles to the northeast of La Pan, in & vale attempt t cultare and cattle wiied tr de i to explo the peasants was booed amt stoard by the MMs arrive). Marrientios tate his co his bertyewar Delve agricultare and catth 7 fie tax announced recently by the pre-t jetatonial oot Opposition of the brant ma ‘ poasaats. The tax tha sew measure may the harden of the present econo crisis onto the peasants, impov efishing them of their lane RED BOOK BEST SELLER PEKING (LS) . ein : airme va T 1 ‘ have te t a ‘ ls he last . ” t t works of Cha . ‘ ' The “= he . ; m (hire arse With a deep hatred for the enemy a People’s Army fighter practises to perfect his combat skill, JAPANESE STUDENTS FIGHT AMERICAN IMPERIALISM Peking, Dece : we The Jagatese University students strogele against the rate of and Jaganese reactionaries andthe decadent bourgeois educational syst S gaining momenter ace oa Tot ares © ; report, In TOKYO, PrOETeSsive stetents xs iver have recently staged @ ke amt cocupte »* t versity rt. sling 4 office, The ste 2 tare Ustver fark athoritn ’ 2 Met jort ili . sat " e tedents of gated t rece ' rut es ya nsi t ‘ mi Airport by Ge Arne te engage al activities. yarn bree . ' tT Py 7 2 : © at wal . rhed ent, t reactiowry Uaiv ty " ’ a av alk m= ie t r ‘ ——- earbascusty aueherit ‘ ao) was an we th atena t . - ' *v a av eet bes . t ele ~~ . - = 7 mae lw * . > 2 amt botth = - . horateg wit baserks into of t rm . t ‘ ' tuemat " ' . t t t ‘ ' t 1 ly ® ‘ ' ' teat r ae . f 5 zr a ihoary @ i ation am 7 . «dt © jut demands, On FATAH Taghtd, December 16, 1968 - Th Palestine Nets! Laerstiinoe vermont has declared that the Palestinian poopie ha we wmierstood f expe riewce Chat in thelr struggle ter the Literatice ot Palestine, (imal victory will surely belong to them so hong r then as they rely on themselves amd oe rifles im thelr hamis amd per- evere in thelr armed strurcle agacet imperalion and reeclt aggresse This stelement was made ie a view with ace jens dent of the Iraqi sewsgeper At UMHOORIYAM, which pubdinted wt bewtay Arafat reinterated the Pubestio mie erminatim bo re- ject all plots of so-called “pee f view” and to carry their armed strucgle through to the emt, peastring the protracted ma ure the Paleviinken poopte’s rat wae, Arafat sabd; © t af still more se rehee 7 rvcibd Uimat tbe Reger Ms ore eee \onperiniast states for teeert of bs > heats © OF Che Dy bestintan Aghinat the ~eentiaks for the b foun tere Lp rea ist 6 tere) \as Ghelr Bade for T i * viches of Idract's ” Wort! im- ' - werts Lo reek; bo . tereel belfe werk Anger art ~ ow = racies am eohes AgAiant the Arad ,"* he sah Area alo axed Willus CANO, “spe lal « mot © feot-elect™® Richard Nixon, tor his receet conspiretarial tour of Ure cbhdbe want, IN DEFENSE OF SELF DEFENSE By Huey P. Newton Minister Of Defense In response to the Mulford Gun Bill, \ the droppt! x f Defense Huey Newton wrote ta t Nagasak t = cowardly mas 3 1 eifs the fac which Panther Chairman Bobby Seale in Vietnam, tify he fact tha ed on the -¥ sewer str of the apltol in Sac r -ople fc rar ym May 2, 1967, The statement is a An ca has but follows: de, or an The Biack Panther Party for Self-Defense Black people | calls upon the American people in general and od, demuastra’ the Black people cular to take careful racist pow o note of the rac l re, which t wrongs whl hi is now conside petrated again pox the i { ave been answered by more re pr gression nent escalates in f Americaesc the very throughout terror, brutatity, murder ar r ‘ nar Black people, me At the same time that the American gov ot racist war on genocide In Vietnam, the c ation cam; in which Japanese America were interned World War Il are belitg reo panded, Since America has his served the most barbaric treatm white pe people througt ernment Is wagi roxis and increased | sights In Black cx a deaf ear to the ple ef from tht nc reasing te - he Black P beltev ~s that e Mulfor > step nearer, A {the Viet- er Party for Self-Defense time has come for Black izalnst this terror 1 Ace u Act peo- so much for so long w the .com is in- >le who have ut the hand f sOclety, mustdr § country, tt wnew eve thatthe Bla ican Indians andt winitl \ cup as one man to vivors On reservations, t ralt the progr sion of a trend that lea lynching of thousands of Black men and w -vitably to thelr tora! destruction, Cuama BOOKS COMPLETE MARXIST WORKS Black Struggle &Colonia] Revolution, Labor plug Literature from Vietnam & Cuba 2509 TELEGRAPH AVE BERK. 841-9744 i M uM G & A ‘ F " ircet I i ,™M \ 1 J ' I " tw h " = \ «ra State Depur Fidel wa nkrarwn char act bourne: he spies wh ow sot Batuta and thy fen US. imterest Poop Sx Par erginallly ' J struggle im wh £ tomb ‘ nrewnet Party Tic ha! ' 1 fom ch « ts turd en ‘ . mart M ent. Caytos Raf ty ) Warvonary gol Anshal/t . Joong oem Hi chuing for ° ‘ been 4 LN “a : Fidel kurt tegg t tm ¥ S. trady ! ” on BUNCHY CARTER JOHN HUGGINS MEMORIAL FUND — BLACK PANTHER PARTY PO BOL ter ‘ ey 4L/F GA227 PAGE Tt ACK PAN , A Showdown in Angola Amgolo, Zambia as reached an ir- eversible point. The guer ¥ twe-th : cuntry. They “ru ntire rural pogailation « reas under their contre neluding Mox nd Co coveTe! if =X wks The Portuguese bave nm the villagers ped foot patrols Mabel areas which Dey wively regafd as danger sone Eves the use of motor ve les is becerning a thing of te past aimee the Pertugerse ambushes When they do travel. their convoys a heust © veld e covered by armed betice MPLA The Porteguese adit that + 166 they have beee nironted with more powe | aud well-trained ¢ 7 ces Sie the Vepular Move went for the Literatioa of Angela (MPLA) started the active armed struggle in 1866. four regions have been estabtished in Angou The firet region cowers the provinces of Lasnda. Zaire Uige and Cuando Norte: the second the Cabieda enclave and the third region Moxico. * amd Coands Cubange revinces. The fourth region nda ond Malange prov umes These are the nine of 15 Asgelaa provinces ubere figbting 1s goaar on PLANS Whatever futere plats the Portuguese might have for Am the truth is that the goerrifies are cure to win re gardiess of how lowe the For tugoese hold on They would not have held om for 9 heme had it net been for the suppurt the obtained from NATO countries The MPLA guerrillas have * fighting morale which no emeent of expert prepares ada of moders arms could wreck By mobilizing the masses the people have pledged to Hight until Gey are vieto- reas. CONTRAST Portugal cannet expect to win because she has no knowledge of the place from where the fighting is being cooducted in contrast the guerrillas know the countryside, entry wad ercope roetes. the poss bilities ef quick maneuvers Didieg pleces and have the total support ef tke people However. guerrilla fighteg Goes not alferd im ise the opportunity for complete vie- tory One of the first steps of warfare is the growth and Cevelgoorat of the everrila force entil 4 acquires the characterimics a regular army arts inlitrating inte urban are ARMY Only then the guerni lat be ready to deal final poverts! blows lo the toemy and achieve viet Triumph by ihe re bon ary people of Angola would regula even t s la ® The A serrillas are a estal a regelar ters ¢ \ngiea's Cuande c U ¥ e trom ply other tactics he Portuguese camect ex pect > wis threegh bent ings. They have to meet the rorrrilia om the ground The fact that the Por uguese have bees forced te abandon fox patrols and rarely wie motor transport is a clear indication that (ir morale is seffering. It also shows that they are slowly hosing the war am mitting their bosses through their actions JEEP As we drove oo the desert ed sandy road past the check point or) rrillacontrotied areas of ico Province, heavily ved guerrillas came run mg from different disec thons of the surrounding thick forest and clestered around the Jeep All the new arrivals, in juding the guerritla leader and Pres den’ of MI'LA, Dr s top officials, whe were if to open the first confer- ence inside Angeka since the ecuve armed struggle wart od in 186, respected the io strections of the guerrillas On the way t Hane ome conference camp after aban Goning the Jeep. we paised many wrecked shops and vil- loges razed to the ground by Portugese veldiers Despite their having had tir homes berard, the vil lagers bave happily setrled in “Presidest camps” under CAMPS Al these villagers’ camps we were greeted by spear- welding men and hoe-waving women expressing their con- fidence in victory With support from the rw fal populatien and wuty MPLA hag been se successful in its 5 tical campaigns that guerrillas have fer a long time been trained aide Angola itself Becoming 8 guerrilla bas new become the cumber 1 ambition among the youth Even the engest chudren are growing with a revo- r , cers have been forning up = the guerrillas that since late last year, they have been finding Gitculties In arming them ne CADRES “The peltcal military trainieg of cadres is « sure guarantee fer the develop- ment of the atmed struggle oo firm foundadions,” said Comenamder Lusandi Kwess, at Hanel 2 base camp when T asked him why most of the guerrillas were teenagers The deeper we went into Angola the denser the pop lation became and the more Organized the people were Both af guerrilla and Presi dent camps, ptople have es- tadtished cooperative gar- dems, Cassava, » & matoes, onions and ether vegtabies are grown. Angola on the west coast of Africa “The Spirit Of The People is Greater Than The Man’s Technology” ~ WHATIS — ULTRA- DEMOCRACY? . > 4 acy ks todivbtea)~ bem menderting vel os am aver- it Misiser of Defense, Mfney Chase soctery: It always bas The mapriny of te poeple that become Pushers are Be bowert cles, One of he character iotics of this chess " ond oct 26 on indybdul, tendency Wat snd is perpes @e rule class «ap- ) be hts rheturte amd in ts petal docwmenes such as be declaration of iniependesce, Mil of rights, ete. People thick ing amd acting ly be on ad to the ruling be 8s cxpiocating and ope of poapde around the workd wi, amd the explication oppressine sed Ge per of racism aceina Bback im perticuler, All Lewes and oa the sckty are te erewe talividval and action, This prewests 4 and expel people seeing their problem as 6 cthe one, wach as the ox then and Cackn perpeteated all flecks, therefore, an ¢ be Culdective Biehl, anc : which is required ef ep~ 2 seccessial sirgghe to bode freedor: an! liherathon. AME things having 2 cea! natere - as exserine what can be called and raciom of thir society, masses of EHlack people are > mompiyed of ustiereme Therefore, mean of sur ber Gan em phrywet were by Hbeck prope, Prime Stob ley Carmichsetrays, Pet thints Gree ways, yer you beg or you tahe,”” Abe bowgh Biach people copies afl bree methods to fulfil! their de- and reeds, the later ree _ By FIELD MARSHAL D.C. very small crowpe never © lectively. These ate the poeple who eet Teadily poe the fiback Panther Party 48 4 meant to change their ket in particular and Ge ke of (Hack people mm general. When these peephe come inte the Party Chey being thee bncivbtealiet tendencies wkb them, W Party these tendencies prevent party policies trom being curried om well of not a all, (m Ge one heed 48 am individeal ory to sorvive fs the present society fote lowing oly the roles and lows that serve you individually sedree Jecting those that do oot is reve obaionary by nature. On the ether hand, coming ince tbe purty and coatiquing te obey oely orders and directions of the party tut pheese or mattefy you tndivicheally ls cu ter-cevoletioeary and ss calle Uktra-democrercy. A few examples are “the Pune her Party should apply democratic ceatraliem from the tettom to the top, OF should bet the lower bevebs Giscuss all prodiens first, andibea ket the higher jewels decide.” On 40 individes) level, peether was ted by an officer to clean one of the Parther cars, ant be re~ chase the car,” This is phr-drmoce racy. Boh te cot evadicared it wi) demage or completely wreck he purty orgertzstion, Some metheds of correction are as fellows: (4) Ddecuion of de ask ami fide te Gestroy the roces of ekra-cemocracy. ¢7) To eure democticy ander ceutralired guidance (1) the beodership matt give cecrect publance and solve problems when they arise lnerder to extablick chemsetves as centers ef joedership, (2) the leadership matt know the lite of the mastes and be fammibier with the siomtion in Ge rack and file in orckr be hase an objective basis foe correct gubbence. (3) ot me bevel in the pasty Mould decisions be made capeally in solving problems, (4) 4) major decisions and policies made by the leadership of the purty must be imencdisely com- municated to the rack «nd file. G) the rank sed file mest Giscuss Gecisicas and policies of the boat~ ership of he party In order to enderstand Gam ant Seckbe oo the methods of carrying thew cor. TH HLACK PANTHER SUNDAY, FRM, 2, Ieee SEVEN UP ty MT. Tune "Rach Individeal defemtane can't enpect te get a jery of hie peers,” sald Seperter Court Judge Ceorge Paillips Jr. on the opens dey of the Oub lend Sewen cried, “*u"» just fet precticnd in this case," Poidips cast buve thorewghly Mydied the works of Mearee fried. mas, Iuty Newton's pate, Mllbips folly intends to callrend these sever young leoders of the sthe wti-draft movement jet as the courts rellreaded Itecy, The Seven or gankred the suop the Draft demonstrations of Octeter, 17. They are churged «kh Ge seme jive lew that he Secremerte pics ecigionlly filed againa = febty Seale fer golm ated to dhe Seste Aswembly: “cocspirecy t comunit 4 mis< deameanor”’ == which is felotyt These charges were beer fropped ageiest Lowther Betty and he (lect Panther Murty demands thug the charges acatnas the Seven be Gropped ioe. Pu beressmert of the Oublond Seven ont thelr suppecters began #8 soun as the trial opeocd. Two beoded demonstr score showed up ae the Alumeds Comey Court Higuse, knoring even bis own jive Consthution, Jude Pubye re- fused to give the Seves a peblic hel. Ihe allowed about 20 apec- ners ine the courtrocm. The Fest etre showed bodily doen the ebevaters and into the malt bobby. Suddenly a Une of Alameda County Sheriffs appeared. Wkbeu wareing, the page be- 640 Orewlg the teeters catsite, One Drether jocked cross-eyed “4 4 pie amd be war ered fer “disverbing the peace” akt “re. furing be Gisperse,”' The pigs rec- ognized Yippie loader Stew Abert and shipped bis bead, ise now has seven stkhes where scalp eed te be. Tht the pigishoess cutshie the Courtroom wis more thas equalled deebie, Jodo PHillipw sed Lowell Jeowen, he same DA, she pore scceted Huey, were commpiring to deny the Oubluad Seven of «tr rights. The jodie toreed dees ofl af Churks Carry’s mxtions cortions the cane, Garty showed DA, J. Presets Conley ted siscoed the strmespbere”’ of Ale moths County with bir pig morte. ie the Osklind Trituse, Hog Coakley op 4nd sdenitted thud be hat singled cot the Seven becuase Gey we keaders -- not became of sty crimes they may have Comm Eted, “Techaically + hamired or even % theetand of the Gemonmranors Cvakd have beer indicted fer their action, bet we simply dide’t have cromyh coorts SO WE HAVE TO TARE THE MOST MELITANT LEADERS,” olcked Coukley. Naturally when the pry pick- ing got started, Jonten continned with biv swintsh 5. We dis- missed prectically every bieck ror whe got to the pry tex, Thea Jeasen asked coe beuut fa) Mack sister if she resemod peuple with log hale, she supped back ewes Chariot bad bong bear, dies be?" leg Jenten ieenediately dine inden ber, Asd on ht weet, jensen diese missed ot only black brothers and sisters, tut AL yours people, and coven “Tesideras of Merbeleyt Just lhe Huey, the Onblund Serves are confides of an acquis] A member disquiries have come the cae of Mise Cewsthy Alles, As her attorney | woukd Ihe to tener this satecnemt bs onder to clarity events “Dorathy was arrested at the Cakieed Techsicel Migh Seboot ange oo Sptienter %, Sor aliegetiy slapping a white girl whe allegedly called her a “nigeer.”’ Se was beh overnigM becasue the hot Giled to petity ber certian, she was reese’ Ge following morning, Ge was alee cupeetod from sehen, Although 2 salute fequires thal merpetesens et bo homer than two weeks, she was suspended alll December 17, 1968, when she was expedied. The whoo! maimains Gat they were awtiting the results of Juwentie Proceeding before making a final Orciston abowt Dorsthy, At the Jewenile proceeding, on Noweber 13, | represented Dorsthy, Sedge Perehio made & finding of “Cattery” bet ioicated Gat be hoped that Derathy would be ree teroed to school, I indicated thet be te protution wouks tectiitete this result and pet ber om six month sapervisory probation, Al- ough the School Beard las eever Del & fact-finding heoriog ts this ler cwrdian was made of Jamary 04, in response the suit t ot sow Waking aquinet the Seheol Board, Mied oa January BO, At wwarching for a sew home comnamity where Dorey might attend school, Dorethy kas soprion disciplinary record tm the Onkiand Schools,** * Abe Malnanott Attoreey at Law ~ SS BLACK RANGERS peers, That means brodhers off the bhck, muddenas, hippies and young working peeptt, thw can some white, mbifle~chess, 75 year -ob! Compost - clipper andere stand the Seven's oppektion to the E>pertalut Viet War oad the draft? Naturally, the judge and the DA. are conspiring to pet the Seven the obdes, whines jury they can find, The Alaneds Cowmy Pig De~ Pertment will comtioe to sation pee wah special rit chee a Oe entrances te the court, The bulitfs will comes thelr petty harassunera of the defendants an Gel trieeds. The Jade ant tye” DA. wot stp Geir reget policies. tet for the «oa Tae months, Charkes Garry «sil ile Lowell Jensen to cry ont ie Mi Lod Seves, The car ae r ns AD the Abeneds € suppesta the strugele of the (ube bom! Seven sgiinet Gules racist snd inperblist §«syetem. Join the brothers the trisl, they need your Sapper, OSA Renwer (CVA-61) 15 Jasuary 10 Gea) Torkier Galt To my Diack Dectiers ond Sisters: We lirathers she have made the foolksd move of being involved im he ples service, imtead of cur owe, ‘Wouht Bike ali of oor “Black People’ to know Man we too are fighting for the Brothers who may be unfortuntte and make the same foolish hove, We're Plack and prot to be, The flack Pacther Murty tela” - BLACK PANTHER CAUCUSES Mons of families bive be shir EXPOSE. * 1969 detent bowring beyond their eto- We, the Mack Puncher Coccuses of the Union Movement -- the Vane guard of Labor <= will expore he true sature of CML, Ford, Chrys- bert we will poll the steets from the second largest pig power struc- ture ds this or any wther racist mation. (The first tn line for this AWARD FOR RACEM is te U.S, gevermeent), “the General Mecors Corp., 4 CAL, supervisor gabd, quote, If you have the righ atticade 4 1.5, Giploms, you can De « foreman, unquote. TRANSLA-~ TREN: (1) You must possess arace det attitude, (2) Me sertil-illinerave, (3) Be & Latent Bomosexes! ~~ the (The feliowing excerpts are taken from 4 matement enticled, ALLIANCE FOR LABOR ACTION, issued by the UAW and Teamsters). “*The Alilaace for Labor Actlee (ALA) will devote its effect ant cCoerritxer is resources affirma- tively aed constructionly to whe the millions of unorganized, Mrengthening collective burgsin- ig aed DEALING WITH CRITI- CAL POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROOLEMS OF THE Day, DECLARATION OF PURPOSE “The labor movement is at « Crossroad, k must subject inself to honest self-searching and set- evabeation, k mant free itself from complacency and self-congratules thea, must scquire s sence of Fenewel and rededication te social Progress. & must free itself of OM attitudes sed habits and dem- onstrate the willingness, the ca- Pabilty and che commitmest te make fonduments! changes in ics policies that respond to the reali- ties of & switthy changing work! “ie this time of crisis, dyna~ mix and resporsibie labor organi- dations cowst comeriute Jeacer~ ship ted provide teamwork tow- ard the contioua) advance and pro~ tection of the welfare of working people and must work aogerber fe the commurty in the common effort to find answers tothe urgent Probiems of the whole of our sottety, ‘The plight of the form workers is ietolereble, Denied the preecc- tion of lew andexploived py the huge corperaie farm owners, dese workers need active and total sup- port and assistance to build « wehee orgenization f they are wo ea at the core of our cities, Mie oh nome reach. “The cancer of racism is still wecured, Nekber civil war nor a Police state is an acceptebie aker- mative, There is ancther way:.., * massive asseult by all men of good will amt of al} races and creeds against bigetry and against Social and enconomic injustice, “We ered to remove the ece- momic barriers snd al] forms of Giscrimination that deny 4 child OF youngster opportunity foe maxt- mum frowth aad development, “We need to reorganize the economics of hospital and medical care to check the skyrocketing com asd make modern, high qealily, comprehensive heakh care available to all the people as 4 matcer of right, COMMUNITY UNIONS “*Join with other groups in the Organization and self~ deter mins - thon in dealing effectively with their prediems. SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY ACTION “Cooperate with other concern~ ed comenanity groupe to Promote and support activities at the na- thomal and boca! Jewel: “Te expand educations! oppor. tunities to facibkeie the growth and developmen: of each chidd and youth te his maximum capsbiliry, fseboting free university educa. thon, wmrestricted by economic, rectal o¢ caber such barriers, “To jets with cebers in a mas- sive effort to help retuild acd rehabilitate America’s erban areas by the full use of advanced technology, sew meterials and methods and by enliwing the maai- mum and meaningful participation of the people of the inner elty in ail aspects of this urgent task so that decent, adequay housing can be made availabse and put within the ecosvinic reach of America’s low-income families,” PURPOSE OF THE 8.P.C, We mast educate the working People te the politica) impact thet the UAW, aad other onions have on their social and economic hives. We must gather the masses in 4 revodsion to throw out the bogus leaders - by democratic elections Of any means necessary, We have allowed oursetves to become part and parcel te the explo itathow of nee-work ing peop be by simply remaining quiet and passive, We mun, after dealing wih the pigs, give olf the power achieve elemertery dignity and to the people as sipubacd in the pestice iaereminas] By-Laws and boca] ws cities are in crisis, Pov. by-laws of UAW and other unions, erty casts its shadow over the To the pigs, go the swilll!! total sockery. Usemphlymen re- males + Greet to the general welfare. Urbam bbight and decay ~ Kemmy Horstes, Director PC UAW, Local Ia Vremom, Calif, POWER OF THE PRESS This is to the Gowntroddes pro ple of the and the racket P& power structure. Every week The Bleck Peother Purty produces « paper, that spreads from Califoreia to Afrt- ca aed Ke primary fonction is to serve a8 an nizing tool for Bleck people « LU cher oppres = sed people oh eat the work. Our paper is se important thet it bs an adeolute necessity thet the information we clrcubse stthin ow paper, reach the Urothers in the street, those that are discontent- od with Ge racist, iopertalistic government. This also pertains to hippies and the yipgdes that ure opposed te the Gecacence of this poctety and of most importance, te Lift the people to an swareness. The pigs don"t wiat you to read anything that the Pluck Panther Perty Prodices. This especially reletes to car papers workd-wite circulstios, This phencerens bas occurred because we write about the evils of this soctety, how the pigs mess over cur people, bew they trick us into believing Gat Bleck Capitaliom is the answer, etc, The sethor of (Meck Capiral- iam is none other chan tricky- ich Nixoa, the 37th punk of the Unieed States. The power strec- tere doren’t wast you te read this stall, because they are afraid that when the people finally realize what's happening, Oey will say, "Up against the wall, you thief, scoundrel, rapist, mercerer, ec come for what's ours!" That is what they don’t wart you to do. How in easence, Slack Capitalism means Bleck pigism. They dost even went you to read Oe truth of the political assazsinstion that occurred two wreks ageon UCLA's campos. The incident involved reo we revobluthoauries, Alprectice “‘ihenchy Carter and Jobo Hag- Last week we shipped papers te cur chapter in New York, on a Pridey moreing vie United Air Lines, which takes at the most, elgia hours, The pigs beki our papers until this past Mocxdsy, ‘That's only one example of the bell we receive, from the pig power structure, A newspaper can be weed for many purposes. We ase & pri- marily for two reasons: to give political conscioussess to the masees and af an organizing tool. We believe that you, the people, ‘will gather together and organize, We must begin to understand that ence the people see the walitity is oer program, K will be easier to organize. First we must begin w relate to concrete ideas thar are WS : very basic aad practical for us The tem point platform sed pre- gram outlines the most pescrical secessities fer us. The pigs Gon’: lhe for us te write about their prize bootlick~ ers, namely Thergood Marshall, See. Brooks and Row Karenge, which is only te seme 4 few. tie Eeporsible to be part of the sole- thee aed te colleborane with part of the problem, The racist doesn’t want you te koow abot hese ie~ Aivituals whe sip tes in the after noon wih the pigs, while making deals with your lite, as you are off to Mine Ann's kitchen, You see, we're going to expose all the Tom's for what they are and let you, the people, deal wich them. Pye are trying to score us and bey ot cut, as though te say, be cas equate as wih he Ball Ibeace ed Wonder Gon Kerergs), Lerol jones aad pot wo memion al de Perk-Chop renegades. The pigs are so slick that they wee traitors in 4m sttemgt to Gee~ trey our circulation. They de this by bowing brothers with efdie faces weerlm Diack masks to take, to pirysically take, cur papers from some of cur Panther sisters while selting the papers in the (eck commanaty . ‘These are some of the things Black people need to know. The white man won't price the truck. Everything that the recig wrik- ©5, Is good for him, yet bed for es. Ne talks about the war in Viet~ nam, which is bed for us. He talks about money, which we doe’ re- cetve. He gets all the benefits, © which is good for him. Those were only tee eumples of bis everycey pigish ways, but 1 am sure that you would only need & Second to think of the enil- Mons of atrocities that he has forced upos us, ‘The Misister of Defense of the Bleck Pesther Party, Huey P. Neston aed our Chairman Boboy Seale realized the importance and Significance of cur paper so much that they use to ride buses to sell cur papers i. the Black comcsent- ty. At this pole, our paper bas grown so large hat & has pat fear inte the racist, avarcious pig pow- fF structure. Amd in comchuelon ‘The Block Pacther Party and the Mack community with their con~ sciousness being raised to that of 4 Devohstionary principle will con Uinwe to stop all intimidation by racist power structure, All Power to the People Distribution Manager Virtual Morrell WANTED DEAD FOR MURDER SF. PIG MICHAEL O'BRIEN 4785 - 18th, STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Sah a ek More KILLER ' SE ee iat CLEARED A caret and att eers had protatde ca _ o* r the arrest hobby a te HATTIES ou ~~ The ag ibe arrest of tie Harassment ae ee — — " > > rier tecom! time within « year yestere 7 Aire t ( the 6 t t 4 am 21,5 bo comvict former Ke Khux Klan acenes v . “ut ! sett ei el] i. Howers, vid af tire va cele tania seed Farrar and “r nae § of plotting the flery mure 4 oe bby andlor Art ale, a ‘ . : . . fer of fleck leader Verson Dub ia a ry" am at a tt pene. = which wy i arp when belp= . a " = ~e “ n € tem white i te aN ~ an ee mntime bh ' . oa oe locks reported & was hopelessly - , i wien be F wed & t wah Meme t ne t ney Ww ¥ arve ital] declared a mistrial =r atest 7 to ATED: Je 1 t 7 paraet / . favored whet bee 127 se . oes wl : we +4. “oo cbeler toe ote . " . wer - - mat fh < at t . . ‘ i were tak fetal. Ancther © your Kegrore say, ' j ation #4 a bond docted ta ¢ Bowers foe sil ee r : an in he Le cue ‘ tes bot - s arrested t pied t - ee t Ch peer ‘ ' ‘on of * ” 2 Pins cestified \y Fiose t pisted near Debmet’s Lede whik on - . “ me! shooting at the hothe during ue af rai 7 : - , — “Doe't werr sl ack he Towers tobe - : in Misslasiogs & ’ 4 “ . — > rer killing 4 sigger."* This ‘ asses t of the penalty for kill- f as om : ing k man bebis true say= place “sowh of the Cansdian order,” gy himself a little chan the military service to d Protect us. We will not fight and kill o work! who. like Mack peopl racist governome he force and vi 4y whatever means necessary, ‘e want 1. We wart freedom. W of our Back Community. Rs believe that black people will not be free until we are able to determine our destiny. 2. We want full employment for our people. We _ believe that the federal government ix responsible and obligat to give every man employment or a guaranteed income. We believe that if the white American businessmen will not give full employment, then the means of production should be taken from the businessmen and placed in the community so that the People of the community can organize and employ all of its People and give a high standard of living. 3. ze want _an_end to the robbery by the white man of our mnmunity. We believe that this racist government has robbed us and now we are anding the overdue debt of forty acres and two mules, Forty acres and two mules was Promised 100 years ago as resti- tution for slave labor and mass murder of black People. We will accept the payment in currency which will be distributed to our many communities. The Germans are now aiding the Jews In Isract for the genocide of the Jewish people. The Germans mur- dered six million Jews. The American racist has taken part in the slaughter of over fifty millfon black people; therefore, we feel that this is a modest demand that we make. 4. We want decent housing, fit for shelter of human beings. We believe that if the white landlords will not give decent housing to our black Community, then the housing and the land should be made into cooperatives so that our commun y. with government aid, can build and make decent housing for its people. We people a knowledge of self. If a man does not have believe in an educational System that will Kive to our his, position in society and the wor 0 relate to anything else, €. We want all black men te We believe that Black ple should not be force it fight in lefend a racist g trament that doos people of color in the i victin ire being mM Of America. We will ence of the ra ed by the whit protect our elves f UL iat police’and the racis nilitary a _ ——_ a We _want_an immediate ond to POLICE BRUTALITY people. We belleve we can end police brutality in our black community: } by organizing black self-defense groups that are dedicated to - defending our black community from racist police oppression ami brutality. The Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States gives a right to bear arms. We therefore believe that all black people should arm themeectves for self defense. 8 p for all_black me county and city prisons and jails, ee on held in federal, state, We believe that all black people should be released from the _ many Jalls and prisons because they have not received a fair and impartial trial. = 9 ‘ We believe that the courts should follow the United States Constitution #0 that black people will receive fair trials. The 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution gives a man a right to be tried by his peer group. A peer is a Person from a similar economic, social, religious, geographical, environmental, his- 2 torical and racial background. To do this the court will be forced — to select a jury from the black community from which the black — defendant came. We have been, and are being tried by all-white — juries that have no understanding of the “average reasoning man"? — of the black community. : When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have con- nected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the carth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel fhem to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That, to secure these ri at governments, long estal not be changed for light and translons AUS te, and, accordingly, all expertence hath shown, thasinan chpa ure more disposed to sulfor, while evils are su erable, Fryar to right \hemsecives: by abolish the forms té which ed, But, Fain of abuses andusy gq i variably when tory a HUEY NEWTON MINISTER OF DEFENSE BLACK PANTHER PARTY eT ITORIAL STAFF CENTRAL COMMITTEE = Or OF THE THE BLACK PANTHER BLACK PANTHER PARTY Portus Prvaner Mam ver ot Ootemae Min tee of Detenee Ur’? Newron Nee omen een bOetT shat Nem her ad Ln ermeatanes, (\onoct Cuaver Chee! of Seett ANNO UAE Peek Morro UNO EGROUND Mas dee CAObOE aE AY nm rhee of Pievmmc MELVIN NEWTON Mim ter of Neretgn Alten “Menten et dare | The editorial and production cost of THE BLACK PANTHER News. paper have increased considerably, We wosld like to continue tecressing weebly circelation aed oer extional aed laters onal news coverage. Te do this we seed your aid Please send 85 bows items, general information, and contributions. Help as Gstribete and get new subscriptions te The Black Panther sewspaper Sebeit to BLACK PANTHER NEWSPAPER 3106 SHATTUCK AVE. BERKELEY, CALIF. RULES OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY PACE 19 THE BLACK PANTHER SUNDAY, FEM, 2, 1909 CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. . Every member of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY theoupheowt this FOenETY Of Tacit America mand abide hy these redes as femctional meme bere of (hs party. CENTRAL COMMITTEE mentor, CENTRAL STAFFS, and LOCAL STAPES, incheding aff captains sebordinate te clther national, state, and toca! leadership of the MLACK PANTHER FARTY will coforce these rules. Length of sanprasion of ether div siptinary action mecemary for vioksdion af these rules will epee oe matomal dechiows by mational. state of state area, aml bocal commitions wd stally where sakd tele or rues of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY WERE VIOLATED. Every secminet of the party mnt hnww these. verkatem by heart And opply them daily, Hach member mant report any viokdion of these we thew headership of they arr comnterreveletionary amd are ake sebyected fe suspension by the BLACK PANTHER PARTY THE RULPS Ame 1. Neo party memter cam have narcetios of weed im bh Pee white Going party work 2. Amy party member towmd shooting marcedics will be expeited from this party 3. No party member can be DRUNK while doing daily party work 4. Ne party member «ill viekste rules reteting te office work, preeral mectiogs of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY, and wwetings of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY ANYWHERE 5. No party member will USE, POINT, of FIRE & weapon of any hind wnnecewmarily on acchtentally at amyone 6, No party member can joim any other army force ether then the RATION ARMY Ne perty member com have o weapon in hin pewewion while DRUNK oF beaded off narcotics of weed & No party mentor W comet any crimes eel other perty members or BLACK people af afl. and canmot steal or take from the prepte, @ot evem a needle or» piece of thread, 9 Whee ereted BLACK PANTHER MEMBERS «it tive only naw. addres and w: em eothing. Legal first aid esant be wmdertond try alt Party emcmnbers. 10, The Tew Point Program aed platform of the BLACK PANTHER FARTY mest be keown aed understood by cach Perty member 11, Party Communications must be National aad Local, 12. The [6 16-10-program should be known by olf mcenierns and abe ander stond try all me mien 1d. All Piesece officer «iM operate wader the jordnctios of the Mishiry of Pinaece 14. Bach person ill submir a report of daily work 15. Back Sab-Section Leader Seetion Leader, Liewlrmont, and Coptain must subenit ¥ reports of work 16, AM Panthers meant brane te oprratec and wervice werapemn Conrectly 17, All Leaderhip prmonne! whe expel a member mast subenit thin information to the Editor of the Newspaper, ser that it will the published An the pages aid wT be Kincw mn try all chapters ain beam: hers 1S, Political P4ucation Clawes are mamtatery for general member: hap. 1% Only office peronsel amigned to nepective offices cach day showkd be there. All other are to sell puper aed de Political work oot be the Community, including Captain, Seetion Leaders, ete 20, COMMUNICATIONS — all chaptces mast sebeelt weekly re ports in writing to the National Head quarter. 21. All Braeches must ieaphement Viet Aid andéor Medical Cadres. 22. AM Chapters, Brandis, and Commpeeret of the BLACK FAN. THER PARTY ent submit # monthly Pheanctal Keport te the Mink- ity of Finamce, and athe the Central Commmitior 2). Everyone in a kadenhip poition munt rad me lew then two hour pee » keep abreat of the changing political wtuation 24. No chapter of branch shall acerpt grant, poverty funds money of amy other aid (rom amy covernment agency without Contacting the National Headquarters 25. AM chapters mnt adhere to the policy and the tdeotogy Mand dome by the CENTRAL COMMITTEE of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY. 26. All Brancters mand vebemit weekly reports in writing be theie re- spective Chapters 8 POINTS OF ATTENTION 1) Speak politely. 2 ety for what you buy ab Ker cveryihieg vou borrow, 4) Pay for anything you damage, § tor swear at people, J 6) Do not damage property or crops of the poor, opprevted mayte~ 7 De take lbertios with women. j 8) we ever have to take captives de mot Ub treat thefts ' ¢ 3 MAIN RULES OF DISCIPLINE \\Y 1) Obey orders in all your actlons 2) Do net take a single needle or a pioce of thread from the poorand oppressed mavees +) Turn im everything captured from the attacking « omy PAGE 20 THE BLACK PANTHER SUNDAY, FER, 2, 1900 ~ SOUL ON ICE? “If IS ONLY A MAT- TER OF TIME UNTIL 'THE QUESTION OF THE PRISONER'S DEBT TO SOCIETY VERSUS SOCIETY'S DEBT TO THE PRISONER IS INJECTED FORCEFULLY INTO NATIONAL AND STATE POL- ITICS, INTO THE CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS STRUGGLE, AND INTO THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE BODY POLITIC. IT IS AN EXPLOSIVE ISSUE WHICH GOES TO THE VERY ROOT OF AMERICA’S SYSTEM OF JUSTICE, THE STRUCTURE OF CRIMINAL LAW, THE PREVAILING BELIEFS AND ATTITUDES TOWARD A CONVICTED FELON.” (SOUL ON ICE, P.59) Eldridge Cleaver made the decision to politically exile himuelf his contemporaries. Not only was there absence of cause for the cancella- November 27th, om the bas that the Adnlt Authority made an ovthiw deci tion of pasole, it was the product of a type of pressure enbeceming, to say shen, and that be has been denied hix comstitntiomal nght to doe process of the least, to the law enfoecement parephemalia ot this state.” — Cleaver is in political exile because a man of his comvictiows camnot _ The revocation of Cleaver’s parole wes illegal. hecamse me parole get justice here. I od, if we are to give more thas lip service te the con- vielation was committed. cepts of freedom and joxtice we mast rapport him, The work to cet him discharged from parole mest cootinue. An inteswe peblicity campaign is necessary now to bring to tho public the legal defeme and agaments The Adult Authority parole bowed has vcd to wasintain that Cleaver bod hie parole by having 4 nag fee has pucenion, wad ne essnelatiens which v were carried to the ours with no satisfaction. We mat all work with ivecimalss tation. contention, w. we false h get focus attention jis curse. Ss is not an # : The Adult Authority version contradicts the Superive Court order iteelf freedom, bet a bread red which affirms ft right ‘of all of Per met: . out politically in thas country. H Cleaver is not allowed bis freedors, it & oa 2. Cleaver’s Galy Meodiog of 0 firearm = Hie) wes ia shotente jest a matter of time watil all our freedoms are forther vedoced: His ie at a oot Ne by a ‘eapep ae = = — sae: personal struggle bet 4 political one. of the doctrine of aiding and abetting. Hence, nothing support SPONSORS han May acld Mars Aotn either the possession of a firearm or the assault charge : a | - As to the charge of asvociation with individuals of bad repetation, the Lay id fepert indicated that two or three of those named had “police records,” but ‘Sard. ady Carmen haat rething to show whether any had been convicted of anything, of whether cee * Cleaver knew of their arrest record.” (Superior Court ot HIT, 158, 140, Hay Mer Mi Len tom Bal Barreto s Fm! ie wome Sherwin A Saye Tagen Ook men MM. Later Vews MR Pines Saibine Goate Hide dohe Theme retarted © scar Rambo, MO Saapeee Saude Pete terre MO Parolee Cleaver «as denied duc process of law by being dened opportunity to present bis case. Why was Cleaver rtaned to prison as @ perote violator if document evidence to the contrary bees in his defense? To anawer rteomenaasene cones te Adult Authority. This board has the right to arbitrarily revoke or suspend parole ow any individual. At the ps8 5 Adult Authority maintains —falvely—that Cleaver has the opper “4 fog pe hy rm Saha bimcelf at a hearing. Tee it works or "tom Fawn ¢ i ae ~_— “A paroles is served with violation charges, is interviewed, i givew a AD Siemens Ampe Camera hearing (before the Adult Authority itself, the charging pasty) at which the oF Aloanen inne Same parolee may ‘plead’ to the parole violation changes, and is altorded an op Lavew Soeur ‘Au on Rade portunity to present his defense.” FR ce jeoFon Tale “At the “beas a parolee is denied the right to coumel, may wut we a i — PATE ln» yK| impartial officer to conduct the hearing and make mon tries ico Naerm te decision.” (Petition for Hearing in the Supreme Court, p' 17) Res Lopes Teves Core eaten Net does the Adult Authority-b@ld secret hearings, bet it also Stove biaKenict jot). Smee refuses —— persons under its jurivdiction of its procedures, or of its | om Fon Hapdes POLITICAL PRISONER variable definitions of what constitutes a violation. This secreey and is im direct violation of law which requires agenmcees to Doblush thelr procedures “for guidance of the public.” i “Petitioner (Cleaver) is immediately und seriously prejudiced by the | INTEHNATIONAL COMMITTEE TO DE Adalt Authority's wala refusal to lish ulations, since he is to . - ; hae | HURY NEWTON END ELDRIDGE CLEAVER be by virtee of an action which the Adult Authority still seeks : to im this ‘veil of secrecy.” (Petition for Hearing in the Supreme Court, ps mer tro from poke he nal ose whe are working to defead Ki- p 1D Please add my mame to the list of xpow Yes, the Adult Authority acted unjustly and illegally. Its decision was | to Defend Eldridge Cleaver. *pomsors of the Intermutional Committe en cutlaw decision. Cleaver bed oo chance of obtaining “justice” from I nc MR these Star Chainber proceediings. Why then wouldot the U.S, Supreme Count bear Cleaver’s cave? There are, we believe, three reasons why the case wasn't nl. "The first ix that amy fair minded coat would obviouy ly have released Cleaver, thereby setting a precedent. The second is that thousands of caves of alleged parole violation frou al! over California and campaign to publicize and promote Eldridge I can volunteer some time to belp the G ether states would be subject to reveral. Thirdly, the illegal fusctioning of ee inher the Adult Authority would come ender attack, Tho U.S, Supreme Court just cowlda’t afford to consider the Cleaver case during this tuibulent period pee ee City ee Ste Eldridge Cleaver is a victim of naked, shameless political perece teow. As Judge Sherwin puts it a Yin Profession a Onpenetion or Tle ICDEC, 495 Beach Street, San Franchco, Calor Robert Scheer, Director The uncentradicted evidence prevented to this court indicated that the petitioner had been « model parolee. The peril tohis parole statins Memmed from mo failure of pers mal rehabilitation, but from his undec elo queace in pursuing political goals, gouls which were cdfensive to muy of eee — ee oe ee. ——— ne eee Breakfast for School Children HELP NEEDED BLACK PANTHER PAPER NEEDS: PHOTOGRAPHERS, | ®===~fec=0-""" =" = EQUIPMENT. Give Your Time And Talent To The Black Liberation Movement Stop By National Office 3106 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley, Calif. Or Call 845-0103 or (4) Leave Name, Address & Telephone No. [Pott 1, D624 W Os Preloved ts $_ ——— Otte (Pood of Utrestis-tate Kind and Quantity Below your tax exemptios ! | ' ! i ! | ! t ' ! ! M Pus inews tncbede for ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! | ! Ee MANE CHECAS TO. BFSC—ST. AUGUSTINES CHURCA TL alelalalelataleietetlainieheialatetel COMING IN FEBRUARY A NATIONWIDE BIRTHDAY WEEKEND CELEBRATION FOR UEY P. NEWTON Se ee A SO eS YY OO eo ee — - - * POCKET LAWYER OF LEGAL FIRST AID This pocket lawyer is provided a: o means of keeping block peeple wp te dese on thee right) We ore always the fint te be orrested and the racist police forces ere constantly trying to pee tend thet rights ore extended equally te of! people. Cut this evt, brothers ond witers, and cerry it with you. Unril we enn ouretvet te righteously toke core of our awn, the pocket lowyer i whot's hoppenng 1. if yow ove topped andlor arrested by the police, you may re mann silent; you do met have te enswer any questions obeut el- leged crimes, you shewld provide your nome end eddress only if requevied (olthewgh it is net abselvtely cheer thet you mwst do so.) But then de so, and of all tene remember the fifth amendment 2. if @ police officer is net in uniform, evk him te thew his iden- tication He has no outhernty ever you unless he property identi- fies hire, Rewore of pervens posing os police officers, Alwoys Get het bodge number and his morse 3. Police have ne right te search your cor or yous home unless they hove @ search werent, proboble couse or your cement. They mey conduct me expleratery search, thot is, ome fer evidence of treme generally er fer evidence of @ crime wncennected with the one yeu ore being questioned about. (Thus. © step fer on eute vielotien dees net give the right te search the avi.) Yeu ore not required te coment te © wearch, therefore, yeu should net coment ond thould tote clearty and unequivecally thet yeu de net cement, in frona of witrenes if possible. M you de met convent, the police will have the burden in court of showing probably couse. Arrest may be corrected leer 4. Yow may net resist arrest forcibly or by going imp, even if yew ore innocent Te do so is @ seporate crime of which yeu com be con victed even if yeu ore ocquitted of the original cherge. De met re- wet arrest under any Crewmatances 3 you ore stopped and/or orvested., the police mey searth you by potting you on the outwde of your clothing. You con be stripped of your peroneal possessions Oe net carry enything that inchodes the mowme of your employer or freemds. 7. De net engoge in “riendly” conversation with officers om the wey to o of the vation. Once you are arrested, there ix linthe Dhe- heed that enything yeu sey will get you released 8. As soon os you have been beeked, you hove the right to com- plete of least two phene coll: ene too relative, friend or otfeeney, the other to o bell benduman M you can, coll the Block Panther Porty, 45.0103 (845.0104), end the Porty will pest bell if pewible % Yeu muit be allowed to hive and see on attorney immediately. 10. You do net have te give any statement fo the police, mer de yew heve to sign any statement you meght give them, ond therefore you should not tign anything Toke the Pith ond Fourteenth Amendments, becowe you conmet be ferced to testily egelnst yourself 11. Yow mutt be ollowed te post boil in most cores, but you must be oble to pay the bod bendsmen's fee. Mf you conmet pay the fee, you mey ork the judge te release yeu from custedy without boil or to lower your boul, but he does mot have te de sa. 12. The police mu bring you into court or release you within 48 hows efter your orrest (unlew the time «%dt on o weekend oo helday, and they must bring you before o judge the first dey court is in session) 13. H you de ne” hove the meney te hire on afferney, inumedi- ately ark the police te get yew on ofterney without chorge 14. If you hewe the money te hire @ private otterney, but do net knew of one, coll the Notions! Lawyer’ Gwild or the Alemede County Bor Asseciotion (or the Bor Association of ydur county) end formth you with the meme of an atterney whe practices criminal BLACK BOOKS ues | s& PHONE, (4157654-0236 5800 GROVE ST. OAKLAND, CAUFORNIA — HELE PARKING WHILE SHOPPING — OS a. ee ee me SR lee SSeS Se SS 8 8 8 Se se 8 es es os 8 se eS SS es SS SS 6s oS Ss 8 6 SS Ss ss Ss Se SS SS SS wee , -* seen ee PAGE 22 THE BLACK PANTHER SUNDAY, FER. 2, 1909 10 POINT PROGRAM AND PLATFORM OF THE BLACK STUDENT UNIONS We want an ederation for our people that exposes the tree mature of (his decadent American society, We want am education that teaches ws our tree history and role in the present day society We betieve in an edecetional syvtem that wil give our people a knowledge of self, Uf 2 mas does pot have knowledge of himertf and bis position in woctety and the woeld, then he has little chasce to relate to anything ese 1. WE WANT FREEDOM. WE WANT POWER TO DETERMINE THE DESTINY OF OUR SCHOOL, We betliewe that we will not be free within the achools to get as decent ederetion wnlew we sre able to have 2 say and determine the type of edecation that will affect and determine the Gestiny of our people 2. WE WANT FULL ENROLLMENT IN THE SCHOOLS FOR OUR PEOPLE. We believe that the city and federal government is responuble and obligated lo give every man a decent ederation 3. WE WANT AN END TO THE ROBBERY BY THE WHITE MAN OF OUR BLACK COMMUNITY. We believe that thie raciet government has robbed us of an education We believe Chat thes racist capitalist government has robted the Black Community of its money by forcing ws to pay higher taxes for hess quality. 4. WE WANT DECENT EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES, FIT FOR THE USE OF STUDENTS. We believe that if these busineamen will not give decemt facilities to our community schools, then the schools and their facilities should be taken out of the hands of these few individual racists amd placed into the hands of the commanity, with government aid, so the community can develop « decent and mutable educatonal syitem. $. WE WANT AN EDUCATION FOR OUR PEOPLE THAT TEACHES US HOW TO SURVIVE IN THE PRESENT DAY SOCIETY We beliewe that if the educational system dors not teach us how to survive bn society and the world if loses ris meaning for existence. 6. WE WANT ALL RACIST TEACHERS TO BE EXCLUDED AND RESTRICTED FROM ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS. We believe that Mf the teacher in a school is acting in revist fashion then that teacher 6 Bot interested in the welfare of development of the mudemts but only in their destruction. 7. WE WANT AN IMMEDIATE END TO POLICE BRUTALITY AND MURDER OF BLACK PEOPLE. WE WANT ALL POLICE AND SPECIAL AGED TO BE EXCLUDED AND RESTRICTED FROM SCHOOL We believe that there showld be an end to haraunent by the police department of Black people, We believe that if all of the police were pulled out of the whools, the whools woasld become more functional 3. WE WANT ALL STUDENTS THAT HAVE BEEN EXEMPT, EXPELLED, OR SUSPENDED FROM SCHOOL TO BE REINSTATED. We believe all students should be reumtated because they haven't recerved fair and impartial judgment or have been put cut because of incidents or wtuations that have occured outude of ihe uchools authority 5. WE WANT ALI. STUDENTS WHEN BROUGHT TO TRIAL TO BE TRIED IN STUDENT COURT BY A JURY OF THEIR PEER GROUP OR STUDENTS OF THEIR SCHOOL. We believe that the student courts should follow the United States Comatitetion so that students can receive a fair trial. The 14th Amendment of the US. Constitution gives a man a right to be Uried by « jury of his peer group, A peer is & person from a semidar ecomoenical, social, religious, al, eovircemeental, historical and racial backcroum4 To do thet the court would be forced to wiect a jury of students from the community from which the Gefendent came We have been and are being tried by a white principal, vice-principal, and white sudemts that have no understanding of tbe “average reasoning man” of the Black Community. 10. WE WANT POWER, ENROLLMENT, EQUIPMENT, EDUCATION TEACHERS, JUSTICE, AND PEACE z ’ As our major political objective, an amembly for the student body, in which only the students will be alowed to participate, for the purpose of Getermining the will of the stedents as Lo the school's destiny We bold these treths as bring self-evident, that all men are coeaied al, that they are endowed by their cresiog with certain inalienable Tights, thal among these are life, Wherty and the pursuit of happiness To secure these Mights within the schools, governments are institwied among the students, Geriving their just powers from the coment of the governed, that whenever any form of student government becomes desiruetive bo these ends, if is the right of the students to abier or sbodish |t and Lo institute new fovernment, laying Ks foundation on wach principles amd organizing its power ie wed foem 26 Lo them chal! seem moat likely to effect their safety and happenem. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long establithed should net be changed for light and tranwen! comms, and accordingly all experences have shown, that mankind are more lable to suffer, while evils are wafteratte, than to right Chemuetves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed But when 2 long train of abuses and force, purming invariably the same object, reveals & dewgn to reduce them to absolute destruction, it is their right, it bs thew duty, to throw off weh & government and to provide new guards for ther future security. “IMPORTANT” BLACK — STUDENT UNIONS The BLACK STUDENTS UNIONS have formed « wate of BS.U."s, and are in the process of organizing om # cll upon aff BLACK STUDENTS to onal If your BLACK STUDENTS UNION hasn't beowese + cormter off UNION of BLACK STUDENTS TIONS ouad 1 ether or egress SESE infor mation about your BLS.U. aed ihe coméitions aren. Recome « part of a united movement of B.SU.'s and sop on am ledividuad bases. Together we «ill become the ment effective : ration on thin carth, divided we are era Sead your better te [ BLACK STUDENTS NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS: M@s SHATTUCK 5ST. BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA COMING SOON THE BIOGRAPHY OF HUEY P. NEWTON By Bobby Seale and Those Who Know Huey. With an introduction by Eldridge Cleaver. De a Sad REMEMBER BROTHER MALCOM Born,May 19, 1925 MINISTER OF DEFENSE ee eo e Pleree Cle ett ss eee ee HUEY P. NEWTON DEFENSE FUND *.0. BOX 318 BERKELEY, CAUF. 94701 Neme — — a oddross — «ity 1 Pledge $ = Enclosed You Will Find $ NEEDED: TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT BREAKFAST MINISTER OF DEFENSE, HUEY P. NEWTON SATS. THE SPURIT OF THE PEOPLE IS GREATER THAN THE MAN'S TECHNOLOGY.” TICES OF THE PIG-STRUCTURE, THE SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE SHOULD LEAD THEM TO DEVELOP TECH- NOLOGY GREATER THAN THE "MAN'S!" THEN WE CHILDREN BUT TO MOST EFFECTIVELY COMBAT THE INJUS- SCHOOL WILL MINIMIZE OUR LOSSES WHILE WE WAGE THE REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE) BROTHERS, SISTERS, AND ALES IN THE ap ~ ae REVOLUTION — WE NEED ALL TYPES OF Moeday thee friday TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT: $2. Anguadlnc's Eoebspel Chie’ FOR DEFENSE 2hI4 West St Onalane for sfeematios taeda tcl call Father Rei at S446 FOR TRANSPORTATION : £93.1016 FOR HEALTH AND FIRST AID Ruth Bechtord Seth at 093-8211 ¢ iaqeire af Black Paster Party WNTEEESTEO FARTS SHOULD ADDETSS CORRESPONDENCE TO Natrona! Meaéquarters MINISTRY OF INFORMATION aeneien Coat BLACK PANTHER PARTY BOX 2967, CUSTOM HOUSE SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94126 H SCRIPTION FORM... . H SN ROLRDETEA Gas ' ' 5 : THE BLACK PANTHER : c > . BLACK COMMUNITY NEWS SERVICE ' ' eeeTeat aie ~ H NOW AVAILABLE . H BLACK PANTHER PARTY H ESSAYS H te ry : v FROM THE Naren er H Sheaietien i Sekactpaees 3 MINISTER OF DEFENSE r amon (19 nu no og by MONTES (21 $5.00 no § ee ap ao onl HUEY P. NEWTON H | WITH FORCEFUL INTRODUCTION BY a a GEORGE MURRAY . uu 5 BLACK PANTHER H H MINISTER OF EDUCATION I r --ONLY /75°- H H OUT-OFSTATESORDERS S$ L000 ' i hedes poste & frand{hay rm ’ wcauaa nen Cae ey | “ AVAILABLE ATAU H ees : Y@ BLACK PANTHER PARTY OFFICES ' MINISTRY OF INFORMATION A 4 MAIL ORGE2: Ms SE SENT TO ' BLACK PANTHER PARTY Fa 7 YOTE. PLEASE INCLUDE 12" (OR POSTAGE & barvutens: 80x 2967, CUSTOM HOUSE a . : SAN YRANCISCO, CA 96126 . 4 MINISTRY OF INFORMATION SUPPORT YOUR NEWSPAPER r} ~ BLACK PANTHER PARTY H SUBSCRIBE NOW! id BOX 2967, CUSTOM HOUSE See eee SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94126 bait MAME EMAAR A LS CAS SERRE CSREES EAE EEL Knock, Knock Who's There “The Pig” You Got A Warrant? Don’t Need One, I'm Coming In Bang! Bang! Oink! Oink! Off The Pig Bobby Herron.