Mr. Quigley. Yes, sir.
Mr. Dulles. The Fair Play for Cuba Committee and the Corliss Lamont report?
Mr. Quigley. Yes, sir; and the throwaways I went over those generally with him.
Mr. Stern. When you concluded your interview, then what did you do? After awhile you talked to Lieutenant Martello. What did you do after that?
Mr. Quigley. I returned to my headquarters.
Mr. Stern. Did you check your office——
Mr. Quigley. I did check our files and I determined that we had an investigation currently underway with regard to Oswald. I knew it was assigned to an agent in the New Orleans office who sat right in front of me. So I, on Monday morning, I discussed the fact that I had interviewed Oswald at the first district jail on Saturday morning.
Mr. Stern. Do you recall what you told him about the case other than the details? Did you think Oswald was worthy of further investigation?
Mr. Quigley. Well, sir, this was not my decision. I was merely recording the results of an interview. I had nothing to do with the actual investigation of this particular matter.
Mr. Stern. Did you think he was behaving rationally or irrationally?