Mr. SLACK. Yes, sir; but----

Mr. HUBERT. What did you say to Miss Cason?

Mr. SLACK. Told her that Oswald had been shot, and that we needed a

doctor.

Mr. HUBERT. Did you call for an ambulance, tell her you needed an

ambulance?

Mr. SLACK. No, sir.

Mr. HUBERT. Your remark to Miss Cason was simply that Oswald had been

shot and to get a doctor?

Mr. SLACK. Yes, sir; best of my knowledge.

Mr. HUBERT. Now, when did you write out the entry which you say was in

your own hand showing that the prisoner was being transferred at 11:20?

Was that done at 11:20 or later?

Mr. SLACK. I would--I believe I wrote it out then. In other words,

what I am in the habit of doing is this. That is something that comes

naturally.

Mr. HUBERT. In other words, the normal procedure is that the time of

release and the time of action taken----

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