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In carly May they moved again, driving south to Apyelvs, On May [6th Patty and the Hurrises tack the SLA san ta shap at Mel's Sportiag Gueuds store in the suburb of SS Tagkewoot, Will walked through the aisles HI Eat r with frequent ghinces over his shoulder, i ratty a: SO 0 fra 1G a habit oF Sctan- nervous tin-ewtf thata security guard misinter- JP nrete, tif wos erabbod aint handcuffed as ~~ bed $ sry setae . tre H sseaned when WHT CS War a Suspected shoplifter. He excapec 12 A alba gS 5 S [ wy Patty, keeping a vig outside Mel's, sprayed SS, ee > se Cc. vay tthe “store ith machine-gun fires-But—the —— 5 34) o3 44> he three from the rest of - 2205 ¥ Vacs a bea i? shochay sepatated the three from the rest o P. “a the group aod ieft the SLA wan in the hands of Les Angeles police. The next day police located the SLA hide- | » °. fNe 4 c * eut through an address written on unpaid SOzISS. CEILS TBO TC. parking tickets found in the van. Cinque, 2 Wolfe, Perry, Angcla Atwood, Camila Hall << © Ap) be at pd S) fits rs © S €p £9 a © Feet BS en “a s 7 Patty: was brain- washed. Weed said. She wind come to her senses if he had a chance to be alone with her, “Frankly, Steven ts the one who sounds brain- washed,” Patty shot back in her next communique. “I cant believe those weird words he uttered were from his heart.” Weed was Patty's last, tie to her former life. She hin loved him, been faithful to him. pleaded for a show of understanding. He'd hetraved her. He was, “AECist, sexist pic.” Patt, began sleeping with 23-year-old Willie Wolle, _ Whom she called Cujo. Of the three men in the SLA, * Wolfe was the clogest to Putty in age and background. ’ The son ofa Pennsylvania doctor, + PFIVIIe cnt been a virsity swintmcr, sports editor he'd attended of the schebl paper and gotten roughed up tn antiwar demensirations, He'd spent a summer working with | Lids in Harlem, then spurned the Yale faniily tradition ‘and enrojled at Berkeley, where he'd roomed with SLA member Russell Little and met Cinque. fe subsequently joined the SLA combat unit that | assassinated the Onkland superintendent of schaats and wounded his assistant. (Patty told Jack that Wolfe zlso helped Cinque kidnap her. She said Weed was “ah et ne psychoogicaliy ready ! | } ducking imaginary bullets. and Mizmoan Soltvsik had fled. But they were cornered and kilicd in a bungalow oniy biocks away. “Neither Cujo nor [ had ever loved an individual the way we loved each other.” a t of YO a5 42 he said in her taped communique followin = : be ? as she ! P q & : sg + Afterwards she clung to the Harrises and ca a ie e o eate ort thea eh eee shared their love, But her pain over Wolfe's i yO ” tcath was a long time in healing. : : nae Gi Pou - iO Suen race Peal Jack's co: -rsation with Patty on the 2, ¥ os farmhouse porch renewed his interest in! . | ; %%3 tre wire mre, ° ‘Vike ayeayey pe H- wrung an SLA boox. The fugitives okayed — . the idea and werk beean. But soon the two sides were locked in deep political acrimony. : Jack was irritated by the military drills | that had become a part of the fusitives” daily routine. They spent 30 minutes taking target practice with 3 BB gun they’d found in the barn. And they practiced on the make- of shift obstasie course they'd set up in the farmhouse. They crept under chairs and leaped across the dining-room table while Patty alo had a hobit of scanning the New York Fines with a teletup- pon, x-ing out pistures of poe - heal enemies. Since the fugitives had no weapons they made no plans t@ carry oul political executions, - But they did nor rufc out the chance they'd return to such Lictics in the future. “Whenever pevple feet psychologically ready to pick up the cun, thes should do it,” Emily argued. Micki suid she understand but couldn't agree. “fn order for revolution to succeed, it needs mass support. And right now the masscs of people do not support armed struggle.” Bill tricd to minimize such political differences in an eTort 10 rreruit the Scotts as fellow underground svldiers, “We'd Jike vou fo join us 3s permanent mem- bers of the SLA.” Bui’s tone was personal, not po- litical. “We caf work out our differences.” Rut the Scotts refused. Jack was adaman:. He wanted no part * of the SLA if they were going fo rearm themselves. ‘ The argument continued fur days. Bill and Emily defeniied the assassinstion of Oakland school Super: intendent Marcus Foster. They considered him a-pig because he'd brought in cops to patrol Oakland's schools. He deserved to dic, they said, The Scotts contended that the Foster [Coar. on 761 me ee ees