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ay nan} ine Perry has been associated e: the UPU in San . Frencisco and has made regular visits to convicts in Vacaville and Folsom state prisons. In Vacaville she is believed to have been assoc-.: dated with the Black Cultural Association, and with two inmates, both serving long-terms, ea SLA HEADQUARTERS . Investigations have established that in August, 1973, Nancy Ling Perry, using the name of Nancy Devoto rented 1560 Sutherland Court, Clayton, and that since that dete the home was used as a SLA armory, bomb-factory and headquarters. According to the property owner, Ken Horner, of Rath Realty, Concord a security deposit ($100) and a month's rent ($500) was paid. by Nancy Devoto in August by money orders. Horner states that the money orders were from "an Eastern U.S., probably a New York city bank.” Subsequent rental payments have been made, up to January 2,1974 by money orders or cash. References listed by Nancy Devoto vere George Ling, her brother , of 3856 Whittle Avenue and an Andrew Botsford (a “friend of a friend") of Quoque, New York. The $31,000 house, located in the center of a block ia ? cul-ie-sac is a three becroow, two bathrs:. hone, ané wis Lived in, according to neighbors, by George and Nancy Devoto. Reports do not indicate other occupants and there Was no telephone .Neighbors have identified George Devoto as Russel Little, state that both the Devoto's had "New York accents,” and were unemployed. One inexplicable incident is reported by neighbors. Oo November 1 (the weekend after Dr .Foster was killed) a boy of about 16 knocked on the Devotos door and confronted Nancy Ling Perry, asking to see her —* She later told police, who were callea at the . insistgnce of neighbors, that when she asked who he was, the boy — pulled out a gun. She shoved hin and kicked hin, she said, and he