Mr. McKENZIE. Has previously identified as being in the European
tradition of dating.
Mr. JENNER. Exhibit 320 is a letter of one page dated November 11,
1962. Or is that '61? Would you check me on that, please?
Mr. McKENZIE. I don't find that. Is it a letter or a postcard?
That is November 11. That should be November 17, 1962. The photocopy
did not pick up all of it. And if you would like for us, we will change
that to November 17. It should be November 17th.
Mr. JENNER. Would you make that change, please, in ink.
Mr. McKENZIE. That is Exhibit No. 320.
Mr. JENNER. Commission Exhibit No. 320, a letter of one page, the
original dated November 17th. What year?
Mr. McKENZIE. Just November 17th. But the postmark shows it was dated
November 18, 1962.
Mr. JENNER. Exhibit No. 321 is a postcard dated April 10, 1962.
Mr. OSWALD. To which you have previously referred.
Mr. JENNER. Have we got a duplication?
Mr. McKENZIE. Yes, sir.
Mr. JENNER. Are Exhibits 319 and 321 duplicates?
Mr. McKENZIE. I would have to look at the exhibit. I have the original
here in front of me.
Mr. JENNER. They are different exhibits.
Mr. McKENZIE. This is Exhibit 321.
The other one is this one you have here, and it is dated October 10,
1962.
Mr. JENNER. All right. To make sure the record is clear, Mr.
Chairman--Exhibit No. 319, which is a postcard, is cancelled on its
face at Dallas on the 10th day of October 1962, and it reads on the
other side, "Dear Robert, for the new address you can write to Box
2915, Dallas, Texas. Also please stop by the house and collect any mail
which may have come in before the post office had a chance to change my
address to Dallas." And then in the center of the card "Lee", with two
X marks. Is that correct?
Mr. McKENZIE. That is correct.
Mr. JENNER. Now, that is Exhibit 319.