Mr. Curry. No; they didn't talk to me. They talked to Professor Webster.
Mr. Rankin. How did this come to your attention?
Mr. Curry. He told me.
Mr. Rankin. I see. Now, tell us what he said.
Mr. Curry. He said that they had come down to see whether or not he was being permitted legal counsel, and Professor Webster is in the law school out at Southern Methodist University and he told them he thought he was being given an opportunity to get in touch with legal counsel, and they seemed satisfied then about it. We also got Mr. Nichols.
Mr. Rankin. Who is he?
Mr. Curry. He was president of the Dallas Bar Association or criminal bar. I don't know which, Louis Nichols, and——
Mr. Rankin. What did he do?
Mr. Curry. He came down, he said he had heard that he was not being allowed the right to counsel, and they wanted to see and so I took him myself up to Lee Harvey Oswald's cell and let him go in the cell and talk to Lee Harvey Oswald.
The Chairman. Who was Mr. Nichols, did you say?