Mr. JENNER. May I hand the witness the document?
Mr. McCLOY. You may.
Mr. JENNER. This will be Commission Exhibit No. 401. Gentlemen for the
purpose of identification of the exhibit, it is Mrs. Paine's calendar
which she used in part as a diary and part to record prospective
appointments and she surrendered it to the FBI. This is not merely a
photostat, it is a picture taken with a camera of that calendar.
(Commission Exhibit No. 401 was marked for identification.)
Mr. JENNER. May I ask you a question or two about it Mrs. Paine. Did
you not go through each of the pages of that calendar with me this
morning?
Mrs. PAINE. Yes, I did.
Mr. JENNER. And I asked you, did I not, whether it was all in your
handwriting?
Mrs. PAINE. You did.
Mr. JENNER. Except for the identification on the front, the officer who
received it from you--he made a notation of the date of receipt--it is
all in your handwriting?
Mrs. PAINE. That is correct.
Mr. JENNER. And it is in the same condition now, isn't it, as it was
when you surrendered it?
Mrs. PAINE. It is.
Mr. JENNER. Would you turn to the diary page to which I have reference
in connection with the first meeting with Marina Oswald, and that is
what month and what page and what date?