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i ue aeecereeatoonl” ‘gecurity Measures - Tne KSRP has endeavored to establish security units L 4p ite chapters. fs in the Klan, these waits are responsible > fer performing guch duties as setting Up signs, lighting, =cand speaking equipment; directing traffic at outdoor rallies; = geroening visitors at rallies to keep out trowblemakers; and observing coverage ef meetings by lav enforcement agencies. Bone security geards wear 8 uniform consisting of dlack trovsers, white shirt, Sam Brows Delt, lapel pias, and armbands, One chapter contemplated adopting a systes of coded cards for peubers to carry, These cards were to contain the ueubsr’s Bane, identifying Gata, 9nd iastructions on bow to contact other meubers. Aoquisition of Firearms WSRP publications bave regularly adponished readers to procure guns. ‘Moreover, meubers at moetings sre constantly encouraged to obtaia weapors and becose proficient in their use oo that they will be ready when the “aiggers” start trouble, This ensity for acquiring firearus by leaders and mpubers alike is i lustrated by a ‘cache of firearms and eurvival equipzeat which was found in the ground on an wnoceup ied fara in Owsley County, Kentucky, in February, 1969, by tvo hunters, The fara was owned by Dallas Hale, Chairman of the Dayton, Ohio, chapter of the weep, As a preservative measure, the firearms and equipment had peen carefully buried im poly- ethylene and the weapons heavily greased, Pipes bad deer laid ia the hole to dnsure adequate Grainage. . ‘The firearms uncovered dacluded the following: three .90 caliber rifles, one ,410-gauge ebotgun, five carbine cartridge clips, seven boxes of .30 caliber ammunition, one box of shotgua ehells, two boxes of .45 caliber ammunition, five cartons of .22 caliber samunition, one amaunition box, sand ene gus-cleaniag pack,