Mr. Coleman. Which has been given Commission Exhibit No. 970.
Miss Waterman. Yes.
Mr. Coleman. And from that memorandum, you indicate that your proposed instructions were that, one, that the passport should be mailed back to Mr. Oswald only under proper safeguards——
Miss Waterman. Now, are you talking about what wasn't sent or what finally was?
Mr. Coleman. The memorandum of March 31, 1961.
Miss Waterman. Yes; these memorandums were prepared by my superiors. In other words, this looked a little different and more important by that time.
Representative Ford. In other words, the State Department document No. X-42 came back to you from higher authority?
Miss Waterman. No; I prepared the instruction, and I sent it to Mr. Kupiec, who by that time was in charge of our section—Mr. Masterton having been given other duties. And this went into the office of the Chief of our Division, of the Foreign Adjudications Division. And Mr. Cacciatore, who was the Assistant Chief of the Division, drafted a memorandum in Mr. White's name to go to Miss Knight's office, and that is a memorandum of March 31, 1961.
Mr. Coleman. Well, that has been given Commission Exhibit No. 970.
It is in your files as X-42.