Mr. BALL. Who?
Mr. CLARK. Perry.
Mr. BALL. Oswald was 2?
Mr. CLARK. Oswald, 2; myself, 3; Ables, 4.
Mr. BALL. And did the detective ask you questions?
Mr. CLARK. Yes, sir; he asked me questions again.
Mr. BALL. What did he ask you?
Mr. CLARK. Name, address, occupation.
Mr. BALL. And do you remember what you said?
Mr. CLARK. No, sir; they were all fictitious answers.
Mr. BALL. And again, could you hear anything said in the audience?
Mr. CLARK. No, sir.
Mr. BALL. What is your height?
Mr. CLARK. About 5'11".
Mr. BALL. What is your weight?
Mr. CLARK. About 177.
Mr. BALL. And your hair?
Mr. CLARK. Blond.
Mr. BALL. And your eyes?
Mr. CLARK. Blue.
Mr. BALL. Your complexion is fair?
Mr. CLARK. Fair.
Mr. BALL. Had you ever taken part in a showup before?
Mr. CLARK. No.
Mr. BALL. Was it unusual to have an officer, from your experience in
the police department, was it unusual to have an officer take part in
the police department showup?
Mr. CLARK. No; it wasn't unusual.
Mr. BALL. You ever helped them before?
Mr. CLARK. No, sir.
Mr. BALL. I think that is all.
Will you give your seat to your partner here, and we'll take his
deposition.