Miss Waterman. Yes; I wrote that myself.
Mr. Coleman. Would you then give—how would the records section know that a lookout card should be prepared?
Miss Waterman. Well, for one thing the refusal sheet would be placed on top of the file, and I am sure there would be a note to flag the attention of the records people that a refusal was there to be carded.
But in any event, it would be on top of the file, and there would have been nothing on the right hand margin. There would have been no name. There would have been nothing put on there in our particular office.
Mr. Coleman. In other words, you say——
Miss Waterman. In our adjudication part.
Mr. Coleman. Are you saying that Oswald, Lee Harvey, would not have been——
Miss Waterman. No, no; the sheet was completely blank as to the margin. At no time would anything have been entered there, in our adjudication part.
Mr. Coleman. In Commission Exhibit No. 962, you then say when you physically prepared the refusal sheet, the only thing that was prepared is the typewritten material, is that correct?
Miss Waterman. The typewritten red sheet. If you have the file, it is right here.