Mr. BARNHORST. You see, the carbon was in the thing backwards when it
was typed, so, they didn't do it over on the third copy, they just
stapled a sheet behind it and attached it to the copies you read it
through from the top because an error was made in putting it in the
typewriter.
Mr. JENNER. The front of each of these two sheets, for the purpose of
identification in the record consist of two sheets stapled together
back to back and in the typing the sheet was reversed and must be read
from back to front. The first, or facing sheet, is marked Hulen Exhibit
No. 12, and it is entitled "Resident's Hall Report, Thursday, October
3, 1963." The left-hand column is headed "Permanent-in." The right-hand
column is headed, "Transients-out continued." This records, as I look
at it here, the registrations in and out on October 3, 1963, is that
correct?
Mr. BARNHORST. Yes; approximately. It may include one or two who came
in just the night before or who checked out, or men who would have been
there and checked out the following day--would be on the next day's
report.
Mr. JENNER. Is there an entry on this sheet with respect to Lee Oswald?
Mr. BARNHORST. Yes, room 601, on the "Transients-out," and I
believe on the "Transients-in," I'm not sure. On this one it is the
"Transients-in," room 601. He isn't on this sheet on "Transients-out."
I don't recall it.
Mr. JENNER. Room 601--and he is shown checked in by Mr. Barker?
Mr. BARNHORST. Yes.
Mr. JENNER. And from your knowledge of the hours Mr. Barker worked,
that check-in was either late in the day or early in the evening of
October 3?
Mr. BARNHORST. Yes.
Mr. JENNER. The second set of papers you have produced consists of
three sheets, each entitled, "Resident's Hall Report." They are dated
at the top right-hand column as October 4, 1963, October 15, 1962, and
October 19, 1962. They are marked respectively, Hulen Exhibits Nos. 13,
14, and 15.
Mr. BARNHORST. Hulen Exhibit No. 13 is for the day following October 3,
1963.
Mr. JENNER. That would be the same report for the following day, and is
there an entry on this that relates to Mr. Oswald?