Secretary Dillon. I don't—I am not aware of that. There probably is such a list; yes.
Mr. Rankin. If you have such a list will you please supply it to us?
Secretary Dillon. Yes; I will be glad to.
Mr. Rankin. Mr. Chief Justice, I would like to ask leave to give the next number of exhibits to that document once supplied and make it part of the record.
The Chairman. It may be admitted.
(The document referred to was marked Commission Exhibit No. 1053-E for identification and received in evidence.)
Mr. Rankin. Mr. Secretary, are you familiar in a general way with the investigation that the Commission has been making with regard to this matter?
Secretary Dillon. Yes; In a general way, I have followed it through Mr. Carswell, who has followed it more closely, and through the Secret Service, so I am generally aware of it.
Mr. Rankin. And are you generally aware of the investigation in connection with the assassination, the entire matter?
Secretary Dillon. Oh, yes.