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to banner. One of the ANP members recited a litany to imprisoned Nazis, and those in attendance shouted "Sieg Heill''. after each name was read. dad. Discipline In line with military procedure, courts-martial are held in cases of violation of ANP rules. In the latter part of 1964, a three-man court-martial board heard charges against two members. After seven hours of bitter charges and arguments, one member was found guilty and expelled, the other was exonerated and retained his rank as “captain. " In another case, a member was charged with spreading rumors and being friendly with a member of another extremist organization and court-martialed. In January, 1965, a secret court-martial was held fora member who had struck another member. The accused was expelled. In cases where courts-martial are not considered warranted, members are subject to reprimands. In the Spring of 1964, two ANP . members who had been drinking at the barracks and had been "spouting off their mouths in bars" were confined by Rockwell to quarters and relieved of their duties at headquarters. In another case, Rockwell "‘dishonorably discharged" a member for soliciting money under false pretenses during a period when he was not on active duty with the ANP. Rockwell stated that the "American Nazi Party is and must remain _ scrupulously legal and above reproach in all of its operations." ~ 44-