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-" te CONFIDENVIAL _ SS g there were At this tine, approximately 2,000 to 3,000 people completely covering Oo the road from the buildings: on the west side to the curb on the east side. At this time, it appeared tv me that the marshals had lost ‘control of the group and the frroup was more or less moving down undcr what might be called bo mob psychology. At the corner of what may have been Congress and Hichigan the group stopped for a moment and I do not recall what was said but certain statements were made that they would continue to march south to the Hilton. I do not recall whether it was said they would be violent or nonviolent. These statements were made over a portable loudspeaker system. I assume that this microphone system was the same one which had been used enrlicr by marshals in order to organize the march and to inform those members of what was happening during its nonviolent stage but at this time I cannot sxy for certain who was in charge of the microphone or the loudspeaker system. At this time, which was approximately 6:30 or perhaps 7:00, the marchers again started to move south on Michigan Avenue and continued to move south until they encountered a line of Chicayo policemen at the corner of Michigan and Balbc. The mob at this time ~ 5 - | en ‘conve hat _ ee ee -. . r . . ‘ . : me ee ee ee eee