Mr. JENNER. And a reference to that----

Mr. DULLES. By telephone?

Mr. OSWALD. That is right.

Mr. JENNER. A reference to that appears on page 4 of your memorandum.

Mr. OSWALD. That is right.

Mr. JENNER. I won't go into that interview. But on that occasion, and

all other occasions when you had interviews with, or were interviewed

either by the FBI or Secret Service, you related the whole truth and

nothing but the truth to the best of your knowledge and information at

the time you were being interviewed?

Mr. OSWALD. That is right.

Mr. JENNER. At this moment, had you contacted anyone other than those

you have now mentioned?

Up to this point of the sequence of events?

Mr. OSWALD. May I qualify that question--outside of my office in

Denton, Tex., sir.

Mr. JENNER. The office in Denton, Tex., the call to your mother, the

call to Mrs. Oswald, your wife Vada, the call to the FBI office.

Mr. OSWALD. No, sir; I did not.

Mr. JENNER. Are all of the contacts that you had and all of the

occasions of interviews during the period November 22, 1963, through

the following week, November 25, recorded in your memorandum?

Mr. DULLES. I wonder if to save time we could ask him to review that

memorandum and to report if he finds that there are other calls that

were made.

Mr. JENNER. Will that be acceptable to you, Mr. McKenzie?

Mr. McKENZIE. Fine.

Mr Dulles, it is a quarter of one. Being as how it is a quarter of one,

I know you have a luncheon meeting to go to. Our plane does not leave

until 5 o'clock. We have to leave here no later than 3:30. We will be

glad to have lunch and come back, if it would suit your convenience.

Mr. JENNER. There are a couple of things, in the interests really of

Mr. Oswald, that have turned up, when I studied the memorandum last

night, that I am sure Mr. McKenzie would like to have.

Mr. DULLES. Yes; I would like to give Mr. McKenzie plenty of time.

If the car is there, I can wait another 5 or 10 minutes. But I think

that it would be better if I were to come back.

We will recess at this time until 2 p.m.

(Whereupon, at 12:45 p.m., the President's Commission recessed.)

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