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PERSONAL (a) Carry identification at all times, Men should carry draft cards. {b) All drivers should have in their possession drivers licenses, registration papers, and bills of sale. The information should also be on record with the project director. If you are carrying supplies, it As well to have a letter authorizing the supplies from a particular individual, -4n order to avoid charges of carrying ‘stolen goods. _ (c) Mississippi is a dry" state, but though liquor is ostensibly outlawed, it is available readily. You mst not drink in offices or Freedom Houses. This is especially important for persons under 21. : (e) Make suré that medicines prescribed for you by a physician are - _Glearly marked with your name and the doctor's name, etc,..: "- oe i POLICE USGS URCETUASESGSUERS TEL TH ENe he addons of, the, Lozel. of any local persons who are associated with you. When police ask where you live, give your local project or Freedom House address, or if necessary your out. of-state home address. VISITORS Find out who strangers are. If persons come into project offices to a “look around," try to find out ‘who they are and what exactly they .- want to mow, All offers of help should be cleared through the project director. RECORDS Any written record of any importance should have at least four copies. “y Keep original and send copies to (in case of Mississippi COFO project) Jackson, Greenwood, and Atlanta. Bear in mind that offices may be raided at any time. Keep.a record of interference with phone lines, and of calls to the FBI. This information should go to hq. GENERAL (a) People who do not adhere to disciplinary requirements will be asked to leave the:project. ~ - . oe oo (b) Security is a matter of group responsibility. Each individual uld take an interest in every other individuals safety, well- eing, and discipline. (c) At all times you should be aware of dangers to local! inhabitants, . White volunteers must be especially aware af. this point: ae abe