Mr. Hosty. No.
Mr. Stern. In connection with the motorcade route?
Mr. Hosty. No.
Mr. Stern. Did you think of him at all in connection with the President's trip?
Mr. Hosty. No, sir.
Representative Ford. Did you have any others among the cases that were assigned to you that came to your attention in reference to the President's visit?
Mr. Hosty. I did turn over one item of information to the Secret Service on the 21st; yes, sir. I did bring some matters to their attention.
There were some scurrilous pamphlets circulated around Dallas on the 21st of November. You may have seen them. It was a poster of President Kennedy with a front and a profile view saying, "Wanted for Treason." I took those pamphlets over to the Secret Service office the morning of the 21st. Then I assisted another agent in our division in giving the Secret Service some information on an individual in Denton, Tex., who had made some remarks about the President, and another member of my squad had also given some information to the Secret Service the evening of the 21st about the possibility of a demonstration at the Trade Mart against President Kennedy, some picketing.
Representative Ford. Do you recall to whom you gave this information?
Mr. Hosty. The one piece of information I gave, I gave to an Agent Warner of the Secret Service.