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I COO0181 \ t . * .. . . \ . t i T$c trial date'has already been postponed once and will prob- . a b l y bc porptponed again. hzst-known Black Panther defender, * is presently involved in the defense of Bobby See18 at New H.ven. Since the Seale trial already the 11. February date for the Newton trial will probably undergo con- eidcrable pastpontment, It is not.believed likely that the State'of . California will force Newbon ta trial unless hc can be represented by a n attorney of his choice. Carry, incidentally, is already in trouble with California judicial authority be'causs he has in the past failed to meet court dates. Newton's attorney, Charles Garry, the . 2- .- in progress for many weeks has not yet completed the jury selection, - - c 14 3. ,243 37'1 - l 3 " - d -$yq# 9 9 ' 7 c -/a ro.,*7/ . . ;.p *29-31 JanuarW; bo8 Angelcs, California b,,a+*:.i! -r.ca+t. - &'.... m.3- * _ '. T h e Nation& Chicano Moratorium Committee plans to dcmon- strate at Los Angeles on the above dotes. Rcportcdly the demonstrators will begin marching from five different Loe Angeles locations on the 29th. The m a r c h is ecbeduled to end in a mass rally at Belvcdcre P a r k purpose of proterting "police brutality" police stations and sheriff offices will be picketed. in East Lo5 Angeles on the 31st. During the m a r c h which is for the b v . ye I In conncction with this demonstration Lkc Chicano Moratorium Committee demons ttatcd at the Lor Angelcs policc aclmini'slration and 42 persons w e r e arrested for vandalism and other similar offcnscs. . building on 9 January. During this dcrnonstration violence eruptcd, On 1 1 January Los Angclcs police chief Edward M. Davis held a p r e s s conference to tell the Mexican-American c o m m u n i 9 that the Chicano IF- - youth was being exploited by the Brown Beret6 and by sophisticatcd Bolsheviks who he described as '*swimming pool communists. I' Chief Davis explainad that he meant by this that the Mexican-American group i n Los Angeles was being turned into "prison fodder" by outside com- niunists agitators. Of the 42 arrests early i n January, none belong to tlic'group of instigators. Chief Davis' appeal during this press confer- encc was to tihc parcnts of Mexican-American youth, an appeal that thc parcnts put a stop to it. Davis stated that "15 months ago a jridgnient was mark by thc Communist P a r t y to switch activitics froin thc bl?ck conmiunity to thc! McxicakAmeric-an' comnriinily. Tlicy saw tlic blnc-k pcoplc* wcrp not goinp tcr hnld still and be cxploitcd Iry thc Conirriunist Party s.0 thdy concentrated a n the Mexican-Amrrican community. 'I DuriAg Llic prc-ss. canfcrcnse Chief Davis iclentificd a nrinrlrcr of afflucnt persons sponsoring thc Chicano demonstration who he stated ha* been . . z* a -0' identified in Governmant'rec_o;dr as Bolsheviks or communists. Also (4c. qc# ;- 1 e I!. 7;n,r 5- -