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tiie IE Li Ml c00018143 atthe Georgetown Liaw Center in V achington, O.0., on & Novemuer, that protesters will march on the White House on Jaturday, 15 Novem- ber, whether they receive a permit to do-so or not. According to to Vavis, "We feel that a quarter of a million oconle constitutes a permit — and we're going to the Vhite House." If there.is violence in Washin- ton during the enti-war protests, he said, it will be the fault of the Governweent. The parade route*for.the Saturday iniss march has been the subject of great controversy between Mobilization leadurs anid rep- . ‘resentalives of the Department of Justice. The insistence of stobili- zation leaders that the march route include either Pennsylvania Avenue or the arca around the White House was objected to Ly the Justice Mr- partment; but a "compromise" agreement has finally becu announced _ And the mass march down Fennsylvania Avenue will be permitt.d—as Movilizetion leavers hove claimed all along that it would. . e Cd Xesarding the “Conspiracy S$" and its part in the: mid-November } ovilination/Lioratorium demonstrations in Washinetou, font Yay den corsmentad ia the Guardian: “as for The Conspiracy, we are aiming our strucale at the Nov, 13-15 anti-war demonstrations led by Peanic | Davis and Dave Uellinger on the two coasts and amarch of the Justices ¢ 00 0 Departnient Nev. 15 to stop the trial and free Eobby. Cnithe ast Gost itis reelly acecssary to tie the Mov. 15 dumonstration to the trinl. Yhere shoald be actions on the 13th and Mth at feral onildings ciroudhe ‘out the country to stop the trial." uring the past week, little was reported in the press resard- \ - ing trial testimony, and doubtless little was accomplfrhed. How could } it have been? The amount has, however, begnn to pick up since Geale's departure from the courtroom, The 10 Novetnber session of the court was devoted to cross-cxamination by the defonse of Mes, Barbara Call:ndar, a Chicago policewoman who testified Jast week that she observed Jerry: Rubin make inflammatory soceches in Lincoln Park. fecording to iirs, Callendar, who posed as a Uippie duviug the Conven- tion, she followed Rubin around because she felt he was A very aie nexiorws man, and heard hin make such cotnments "as “Lear't Lot the pins push you around’ and “Arm yourselves." She quotes! him as having frequently atten) obscenities, She also referred to Coo: they toa, reecridias who she commented that-he has "beady eyes"; bat she ree tuned to asees with Altorncy Kunstler's sugeestion that “You son's like these de tendants very tauchy"