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| €J "2-123 3 The flight arrived at approx: ‘retely nignight on Nove. aber 24, 1378 at nere was very tie er Guyana. The entry fo members of the media and Concerned Relatives of Peop emple was not és easy. when RON JE&VERS attempted to pass through customs, the authorities scized his passport and wallet. They refused to aczait him to Guyana. He was detained as the Guyanese authoritics found $230 in Guyznese currency in his suiterse. This currency has a value of about $190 U.S. It was explained that there is a law that no one may remove more than $15 Guyanese currency from the country and no.one may bring in Guyanese currency. The authorities held ur, JAVERS for approximately fourteen hours. or ne SED 5 <:00: +h: news media and Concern arents at € Pegasts Hotel, Georgetown, Guyana. (Uf uy) The following three or fcur cays were necessitated to obtain the proper permits from local authoritics to ineke the trip to Jonestown, Guyana} During these meetings, discresions, and so forth, CHARLES GARRY and MARK LANE interceded on behal f e Peoples Temple. Both these men are kncwn 2s Attorneys from the United States who represent the Peoples Temple. described these two Attorneys eas “radical attorney ese Attorneys have defer.ged radical defendants in the past, including JANES FARL REY. After these meetings were heid, it was decided that four members of the Concorned Fel: itives of Peoples Temple would be permitted to have acce:s to the Peoples Temple. These people were JIN COBB. described JIM CO3B as a young neyro male who is * cental student. Mr. CuBB waS a former member of the Peupics Temple. STEVEN RARSARIS was also admitted. An unnared black lady was the third meaber of the conmittee to be acdnitted. The fourth zenber of the covnittee was a thirty vear old woman who is a sister of one of tne residents of Peoples Temple ./74\ | Sut