Mr. Kellerman. No.
Mr. Specter. And how long did that stop last?
Mr. Kellerman. A matter of seconds.
Mr. Specter. Was there any other unusual occurrence en route to the downtown area itself?
Mr. Kellerman. No; I can recall, however, one small affair. I think we were in the heart of Dallas on this street when a young boy jumped off the curb and apparently he was thinking of running over to the President's car and shaking his hands when one of our people left the followup car and put him back on the curb, and that all happened in motion so there was nothing out of the way.
Mr. Specter. I show you a photograph marked Commission Exhibit No. 347 and ask you if you are at this time able to tell us what that photograph represents.
The Chairman. Congressman Ford, may I interrupt at this time to ask to be excused? I have a session in the Supreme Court, but I will be back later.
Representative Ford. Thank you very much, Mr. Chief Justice.
(Chief Justice Warren left the hearing room.)
Mr. Kellerman. This is an aerial photo of the downtown parade.