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. oa SOLIDARITY RALLY FOR CONFIDENTIAL — HIGH POINT FOUR Speakers, according to LARRY LITTLE, would include GOLDEW FRINKS, Southern Christian Leadership Conference; B HAVIS, North Carolina-Virginia Council for Racial Justice, as’ well as Attorneys JERRY PAUL and BUDDY’ TIEGER, who represented the High Point Four but who ‘have been rejected by subjects since preliminary hearing. CE T-1 advised that on July 25, 1971, the rally did not get under way until 3:45 P.M. on the pavilion of Washington Terrace Park with LARRY LITTLE welcoming the group which consisted of approximately 200 people, many of whom were the usual patrons who frequent the park on Sunday afternoons for picnicking and swimming. Thereafter, JULIUS/CORNELL took over the microphone as master of ceremonies and Antroduced GOLDEN FRINKS as the first speaker. Pen eRCe sane Ronse eee namin 5 ARAM age GOLDEN FRINKS urged the blacks to fill up the local jail making the police feed them and turn loose chickens in the department stores in downtown area as propaganda and harassing. tactics, He urged the blacks to visit white churches and not allow the ministers to preach until they assisted in raising bonds for the High Point Four, BUDDY TIEGER did not appear; however, Attorney JERRY PAUL urged blacks to get on the jury in the up coming trial and vote "not guilty." Thereafter, there followed a talk on solidarity for support of the imprisoned High Point Four by MAB¥-MC DONALD of Winston Salem, North Carolina, and brief comments by GEORGE DE WITT. - o porn oa fe On July 25, 1971, CE T-2 advised that among those at the rally from Winston Salem, North Carolina, were th MACK family, including CLARA, LEE FAYE, HAZEL, and RUTH - as well as NELSON/MALLOY and MALIK, ok CE T-2 reported that an unrecalled church in Greenville, North Carolina, brought a bus load to the rally and CE T-2 also observed 25 whites from Durham, North Carolina, wearing badges indicating they belonged to the "Peoples Treaty Organization." Op ETE ONDA pT ee ah ott