Representative Ford. Did you notice again or did you look again during this period of time at the School Depository Building?
Mr. Rowland. No. From where we were standing the motorcade came down Main, and when it turned on Houston we watched the motorcade, my wife remarked at Jackie's clothing, Mrs. Kennedy, and we made a few remarks of her clothing and how she looked, her appearance in general, and we also discussed—we didn't immediately recognize Governor Connally and his wife being in the car, we were trying to figure out who that was.
Then the motorcade turned on Elm and was obscured from our vision by a crowd, and we were discussing the clothing of Mrs. Kennedy at that time. My wife likes clothes.
Representative Ford. You never again, after the motorcade once came into your view, looked back at the School Depository Building?
Mr. Rowland. I did after the shots were fired.
Mr. Specter. Had you finished telling us all about the conversation between you and your wife concerning this man?
Mr. Rowland. To the best of my recollection, yes.
Mr. Specter. All right.
You have described seeing someone in another window hanging out. Would you draw a circle and put an "A" beside the window where you say you saw someone hanging out. That is on Exhibit No. 356.
(Witness marking.)