P: They wereAoutiefi naly. A one time elarrie to Pompano, that's where he / did his business, -4--4-e. The community there was in an uproar, and there was one of his customers hanging from a tree, SYes, one uf his black cusLu:'v-s. AB- little white children with BB guns were shooting at him, while he was hanging dead from the tree. Later o -that picture appeared in t-papet-r in a northern paper, and we cut it outD '4 Vt^. Vr^\AE WfNS rimPan I don't have it 4i because my brother-in-lawA v a very much interested in what was going on here at that time, and very radical about it and extremely verbal, fB we-were afraid of, ,oceYCas ippev\\Gr ) B; tbat his life might be in jeopardy,< P; k definitely. The th had \\ ib p doln't wmiT.a.,-am had said t thyl o getting a lot of mail ;kxMI for this brother-in-law of yours and people are talking, He's going around with. cameras and taking pictures and they don't like it, We had to tell him not to do it. He went back home but he took the picture with him, That was something I really wanted to keep, It was a horrible picture to see, but it tells a history of the way people felt. 'In contrast, I was in a restaurant yesterday and in Delray,/I couldn't help but notice that there were three or four black people sitting at these tables, My( ;d they would have been hanged right on the spot if that had happened, pd I remember too, when I worked in the store I had a black woman working for me in the house and I asked her to sit at the hec~fOs& tableA(She used to go outside to eat/g phn't onu c ," iw'tio? She said o, nq(p .W hyxX-i--, I said Vll I can't have you sitting outside ere are mosquitoes outside, come inside. When she came inx she finished eating--d ______________________2