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——-_ SI 7-773 PAGE TWO HAND CRAFT WORK. HE ALSO ADVISED A DRAMATIC SKIT WAS BEING PORTRAYED BY SOME OF THE HIPPIES.’ WASSON OBSERVED ONE STAND RUN BY A: HIPPIE WHITE GIRL AND TWO MALE NEGROES. THE waste GIRL ACCORDING 10 aa LOOKED A LOT LIKE THE ARTISTS CONCEPTION EXCEPT THAT HER FACE WAS THINNER AND ONE NEGRO LOOKED SIMILAR TO ONE OF THE PUBLISHED DRAWINGS. HE DESCRIBED THE GIRL AS WHITE FEMALE, EARLY 28°S, 122 TO 125 POUNDS, FIVE FI, THREE, LARGE BOSOMS, WEARING WHITE SEE*THROUGH BLOUSE AND NO BRA, AND DESCRIBED ONE NEGRO MALE AS HAVING “ATHLETIC CARRIAGE”, 6 FT. ONE, 175 LBS., MEDIUM COMPLEXION, DID NOT RECALL ANY PARTICULAR DESCRIPTION FOR SECOND NEGRO MALE. QPP Staten THAT HE REMEMBERED SEEING A MULTIPLE HEADED SERPENT INSIGNIA AS EITHER BEING A ZTOO ON THE WHITE FEMALE'S ARM OF MORE POSSIBLY AN INSIGNIA ON THE BACK OF THE NEGRO MALE'S JACKET. } Stra THE HIPPIE FAIR WAS RIGHT WEXT TO A PUBLIC FOUNTAIN OR WATER FALL AND SEEMED TO BE IN A CONCRETE SQUARE. MMM ADvISED THAT HE AND HIS FAMILY BOARDED THE FERRY ABOUT 1339 TO SAUSALITO AND HE NOTICED THE ABOVE MENTIONED PEOPLE WERE PACKING UP. AND LEAVING AT ABOUT THAT TINE, THEY DID NOT BOARD THE FERRY. ENLARGED THERMO-FAX COPIES OF ARTISTS CONCEPTION DRAWINGS END OF PAGE TwO .