Verso: black felt-tip pen description: "Policeman runs to disperse group that is turning police car over on Telegraph Ave." Black ball-point pen: 'Telegraph, 3 col x 7 3/4", p17-1st Thurs'. Two purple stamps: "May 10 1972, Russ Reed". Newspaper clipping "War Protests Continue to Rage" with a description of a different protest by Mills College students, pasted to bottom of photograph. Image: The image shows a section of Telegraph Ave at Dwight Ave. where protestors are turning over a police car. A policaman wearing protective gear is running towards the car. There are scattered crowds on the sidewalk watching and taking photographs and some protestors are running across the street. There is a group of 4 young people watching from the roof of one of the buildings. There is a garbage can and other debris strewn across the street. In the background is an MG automobile dealership, above which is a defaced Army recruiting billboard saying "We'll pay you $288 a month to learn a kill". There is also a laudromat, the Kabul restaurant, and a shoe and boot store. The photograph has crop marks 1 inch in from either side.