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0018142 wee A eae | | | oe ® ° . : vate OF VE Movember) renorted that Garry cronld aot enter the trial cn 9 the fact that his health would not permit it, and beears: he had no in- terest in Lecoming involved in a trial in which his participation "could . inno way cure the fundamental constitutional infirmities with which it — is already plisuet." Vcinglass read a lengthy statensent by Garry into the record, in which Garry blamed the Governnent and the trial judse fer violating Scate's “fandameatz] constitution.) richts" and p-oteste:! thet he woe hiniuonnnly and crutly punished, insulted and Jecraded." _ aiganwhile, in San Francisco, Garry attacked the Judge. znd tiv prosecution and announced that he would file a snit d rmanding aA stop to the gagging and shackline of Seale, whom he described as “a kind lovcable chuman being", and demandin:; also that the Government apoloriz- to Seale and pay rerarations for having shackled him, Judre Hoffman and Attorney General Mitchell would, he said, be charged with violating — re Seale's civil richts. ; , a and Qn 4d November, the prosecution presented "two more witnesses" vho testified about an incident, at the time of the Be-nocratiec Convention, ‘curing which butyric acie was thrown into a vo-ro lounge in the basement of the Palmer Houee. - In the afternaeorn of the $th, however, <ofter tvy: “ay s df relative cole, “the cerfrontation between Roboe G. Scale and Jutes Julias J. . Poffiran resumed with new visor." The renewed disruption of the court occurred followin: testimon by a San Mateo, California deputy sheriff, Rill ¥. Ray, that he had scen Seale and two other "mgle Negro a&dbalte” board a Chictco-bound plane at the San Francisco Airnort on the inornine of 27 August 1968. Scale jumped un and objected "on th: grounds that vor have denied my constitutional rirhts to an attorney." Ordered to sit down, he sid 9; but ros: again, following Ray's testimony, and announced ina Joud etermined voice, “T want to cross-examine this witness, When Judes Hoffinan again ruled that he was ademet ly represented ly Villian te. Kinnstler, Seale pointed) at Kunstler and said, “Creloo't, want this mina veonsy attorney. Vou never-isked whet rer Tawrntseé him as any lswyer’, Ierorine Federal morshots! wornings.to be siated, We aaseentod (as he head previously) thet Tide Helfiuan wes “like thocve na yepeeee Presi nts on your walla referring to pictures Of Gearce Vasiin ten, Thar. Teffere seer, ambothegs tare sing ac the wall Uehind toe benebs MOG sie aint, al TelGpan cceosee lth trict, tecoby aabmetes orrlier Gage gonad, dil the e folle wine: MOL UL M6 = .