Mrs. Oswald. I unfortunately—I cannot—since it will be in English.
The Chairman. Your lawyer may read it for you, and if he points out something to you that you think you should have changed, you may feel free to do that.
Mrs. Oswald. Yes, he will read it.
The Chairman. And if in the future we should like to ask you some more questions about something that develops through the investigation, would you be willing to come back and talk to us again?
Mrs. Oswald. Yes.
The Chairman. We hope it won't be necessary to disturb you. But if it is, you would be willing to come, would you not?
Mrs. Oswald. Yes.
The Chairman. Thank you very much.
Representative Ford. Mr. Chairman—I would just like to suggest that if Mrs. Oswald does wish to revise any of her testimony, that this be called to the attention of the Commission through her attorney, Mr. Thorne.
The Chairman. Yes, of course. That is the proper procedure.