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IC 0 010 1 8&2 1 I . & Wsually the customer drives on but sometimes people hop but of their car to3 more information. i n they almost alwayr take their doliars elsewhere. When the Panthers fill th'em ltIt'a fun to walk on the Line chanting 'Power to the Children' -- and 'Free Xuey.' The little kids are really turned on ti, the Pan- thers. They have no trouble discriminstin3 behwe'en businessmen who cheat their parents and revolutionaries who give them double portions of potatoes with their free breakfasts. rip the store to shreds if- the Panthers okayed it but the Pgrty figures that a lot of the grownups aren't ready. The kids would I' 'This is a program in practical socialism, Bobby Seale rapped when the Panthers first started serving free breakfast at St. Aug.ustine Church which is across the street from Safeway. 'We will send down our ugliest Panthers to dish out the food and the kids will learn to expect getting what they want for free. He went on, 'When they get older they wS1 see this is impossible under capitalism and join us.? - - . T h e kids on the picket line did not have to grow'up to find out about capitalism. A store that grosses $50,000 a wcek cannot find a $100 bucks a month in its back pocket for the kids. T h e boycott continues every day starting a t 10 o'clock. Call the Panther office for further information. invited to join the line. Everyone is - - "If Safeway hangs cheap the boycott will spread to all their stores and banprupted tight-assed Safeway m a y follow Lyndon Johnson into'a forgotten memory. 'I 1 If the applause is still sounding, probably the Black Panther coloring book will silence it. A San Francisco policc inspector tea tified before fhe Senate Subcommittee this week and brought with him samples of the BPP coloring book allegedly distributed to the poor Negro children participating in the free food program. The Panthers serve political rhetoric and hate along with breakfast. (See first cartoon page 6 . ) 0 . ' In connection.with dis se.mination of the Coloring Book, a San Francisco clergyman (in whose church one of the'breakfast *. : >' ..: ... '. c . b &. .. S;;r.\ \ . . ........... --_- ..... -_-