Miss Waterman. I will have to look at this.
Mr. Coleman. Your recommendation wasn't made until August 18, 1961.
Miss Waterman. That is what we were replying to. That is one of the communications that we were acknowledging, yes, that is right.
Mr. Coleman. Well, should there have been a lookout card when the search was made in July 1961, on Lee Harvey Oswald?
Miss Waterman. Well, I would say that if one were made, it would have been in there.
Now, I don't know that I always would have examined the reverse of every dispatch. If I had examined the reverse of that despatch, I probably would have noted it.
Mr. Coleman. Well, what I am saying, as a result of the refusal sheet that you prepared in 1960, when the lookout section made the search on August 3, 1961, should there not have been a lookout file at that time on Lee Harvey Oswald?
Miss Waterman. Are you talking about a lookout card?
Mr. Coleman. A lookout card, yes.
Miss Waterman. A lookout card would only have referred to this file.