Mr. JENNER. Excuse me, sir. That would be the window which is the lower
of the two sets of strikes appearing on the northerly line of your
Exhibit No. 1014.
Mr. SURREY. Yes. I will mark it with an "A" and a circle.
Mr. JENNER. Good.
Mr. SURREY. And then a policeman asked him a question, and I noticed
that his arm was bleeding.
Mr. JENNER. General Walker's arm?
Mr. SURREY. General Walker's arm, was bleeding in four or five places.
Mr. JENNER. How was he dressed?
Mr. SURREY. In a dress shirt of a color, as I recall, but it was not a
sport shirt--and slacks.
Mr. JENNER. It was not a uniform of any character?
Mr. SURREY. No; and without a tie.
Mr. JENNER. Short sleeved or long sleeved?
Mr. SURREY. Long sleeved, rolled up.
Mr. JENNER. And his right arm, was it?