Mr. HARRISON. No, sir.
Mr. GRIFFIN. From anybody about how--well, weren't people generally
discussing this?
Mr. HARRISON. I suppose they were, but I was tired, and I went home.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Wasn't this a big topic of conversation back there at this
time?
Mr. HARRISON. I don't know.
Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. When you got back on Monday morning--did you
come in Monday morning?
Mr. HARRISON. Yes, sir.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you begin to talk with people about how Ruby got in?
Mr. HARRISON. I suppose I did, but I don't recall.
Mr. GRIFFIN. When is the first time that you recall hearing the rumor
that he came down the Main Street ramp?
Mr. HARRISON. Well, it would have been possibly Monday. I was off
Tuesday and Wednesday. I am not sure.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, did McMillon ever tell you at any time that--have you
talked with McMillon about this, these events, at any time since Sunday
the 24th?
Mr. HARRISON. We have had some discussion, but I don't recall what it
was. Of course, we have talked to several.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you talk to Dean at any time?
Mr. HARRISON. No; I have never talked to him.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Are you friendly to Dean?
Mr. HARRISON. No; he is in the radio patrol, and I very seldom see the
man.
Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. How about Archer?
Mr. HARRISON. Archer, he is in the auto bureau. I see him occasionally.
Mr. GRIFFIN. How about Clardy?
Mr. HARRISON. Occasionally; I see him.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, have any of these men told you since the--since the
time that Oswald was shot by Ruby that Ruby told them that he came in
through the Main Street ramp?