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Ramsay High School 1800 - 13th Avenue, South West End High School 1840 Pearson Avenue, SW, Graymont Elementary School 300 — Eighth Avenue, West. The September 5, 1963, Final Edition of the \ BIRMINGHAM POST HERALD, Page 5, carried an article, "Police Inspector Has Busy Morning". The article written by BILL MOBLEY, stated NSRP members and demonstrators led by Dr. EDWARD R, FIELDS, Information Director, National States Rights Party, demonstrated on the morning of September 4, 1963 at West End High School, where they were dispersed by officers of the Birmingham Police Department. It was stated that the group then went to Graymont Elementary School, and that the group then went next to Ramsay High School. One of the per- n n these NSRP demonstrations was The Late Final Edition of THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS, a daily newspaper at Birmingham, Alabama, for September 8, 1963, on Page A-4, carried an article, "Two Arrests Made in School Disorders", The article stated that two Birmingham men had been arrested by Birmingham Police in connection with demonstrations on September 4, 1963 at two city schools where desegregation had been scheduled. The article iden~ tified one of the men as DAVID STANLEY, 18, of 1865 Bessemer Road. The article stated that STANLEY was charged with Assault With Intent to Murder for throwing rock at the Graymont Elementary School which rock struck an officer.