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NY 100-161445 A young man introduced PAUL KRASSNER to the audience, and KRASSNER in turn introduced the subject. The subject advised those gathered to go to Chicago and demonstrate in front of the Federal Building when he would be in Chicago for his trial. The subject stated to those present to make molotov cocktails and to use them to kill the "pigs" and blow up the "pigs’" cars. The subject instructed the people on how to make molotov cocktails; he said to take a pop bottle and put a little bit of dirt in it, gasoline, Ivory soap, and put a rag inside and light them, and throw them at "pigs'" cars. The subject also advised the crowd if they could not go to Chicago, they should demonstrate at Baltimore Federal Buildings. The "Homewood", newspaper of John Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, in its September 26, 1969 issue, contained an article by ART LEVINE, which stated in part as follows: "Abbie bounced on stage next, dressed in all brown, and started taking as his wild hair was shipped by a cool breeze. He sounds like a hip Boston taxi driver, with the adjective "f----- g" liberally sprinkled throughout his speech. "BIG SLUGGERY "Tis trial, man, ain't a trial -- it's the World Series in the American League of Injustice. It's the Chicago Eight against the Washington Kangaroos, but we're bringing in some big sluggers--and they're all left- fielders. Some of our big guns are DAVE DELLINGER of the - 29 - 7 1 wot te * 4 LS ae - co GUERRA INE WE mre rime Necretig Se eee es nee Meee Te irene ns