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i] qd 7 Oa. — ——s __File# — , by. Ol . . . G _ Date dictated — ° \ .. ; ., a ; FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION be, bIc - 9/28/68 Jule... ... Special Agent, Region I, 113th Military Int ce Group, 1819 West Pershing Road, Chicago, Illino{s, edvised he was assigned to work undercover during . the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Lincoln Park and Grant Park, Chicago. He stated that during the week prior to the DNC the National Mobilization Committee held train ng sessions in Lincoln Park, mostly for the marshals schedu ed to participate in the demonstrations to be held during the DNC. NNIE DAVIS was observed quite often during these training sessions and the general theme was to "cool it" until August 28, 1968. eet | He said that they had a very thorough first aid course, teaching them how to prtoect themselves from gas attack, how to stop bleeding, and how to caw & broken bones. They were told there would be medical people present to help those injured during the DNC and they had first aide centers set up throughout the city, one of which was close to the Amphitheater. They were taught non-violent self-defense. They were told to do wht they wanted to a policeman and then fall to his feet and leave it to his morality as to what he would do to “you. He could not recall who made that statement. The National Mcbilization Committee had legal principle classes. They were told who to contact for help, who to call in case they were arrested, and were advised to be sure and get the badge number of a policeman if arrested. On one day, early in the week of the DNC, BOBBY SEALE spoke in Lincoln Brk and was very emphatic in his speech. He told the crowd "Go home and get your guns, be revolutionary and barbeque a pig". He said that "If you are going to be a revolutionist, be one and die for it". During the afternoon of Saturday, August 28, 1968, DAVID DELLINGER spoke at Grant Park. DELLINGER said that they were going to march out of theré because their request to march had been turned down. He said he would lead a peaceful march attempting to go to the Amphitheater. oo —— ch. Se a . . 9/25/68. Chicago, Illinois Chicego 176-28 Sale meee ee ee — +e eee a ee (hee Biecem@nt conten ne thes tenon endatiens mar caomluaces Of the $B! tt 2 the property of the FB! end tp waned © geur Gpenty; 10 rdenF ot oct cores. ease IPD ie Pesta o oumde pour egerry