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Ww te ual ® POPEYE © 25 | @ a fluence in that organization and on Popeye that he never had before, She wrasse inatrumental in trying to pet a new jacket on Papnye; that Popeys had aeen the | light. ‘He used to be a hustier...' JT don't believe this happened." But Sally was wrong and it wasn't mostly Popeye or mostly Pat, it was Popeye and Pat. They spoke together and co-wrote articles; he learned about a revo- lutionary life style and about work. For lack of funds, they had to move the UPU offices out of Glide Church and found free quarters with the White Panthers, Cecil Williams, head of Glide and Popeye's eulogizer after his death, was ques- tioned about the UPU departure from Glide. The Cecil Williams' tapes were re- _viewed by the peoples’ court and they unanimously decided that he had not been truthful so his answers are not included here. Full transcripts of these tapes are available from the court. The new UPU offices needed a lot of work, and Popeye did most of it himself. He had become a family man; Popeye, Pat, and his 3 year old son: “Ny man Kal- colm', ‘Brother Don who lived across the street said: "He spent a lot of time playing with the kids on the street", In the nearby projects, he played banketball with neighborhood youngsters. Pat and Popeye fell in love. Not the pross sexus}] love which was all hetd Knownegane respect and affection of a higher love between two very far out people who had experienced and suffered much. They began to know each other, and became answerable to each other; he-had never answered to anyone before. Each incorporated part of the other in their own awareness and responded to each others' values. Pat might question whether a thing was right or true, Popeye whether it was powerful or useful. It was heavy stuff, and tt pushed agpide hia concern for money so they'were poor. While most of his earlier