Mr. Belin. Do you know, or did you know Lee Harvey Oswald either by sight or by name?
Miss Adams. I didn't know Lee Harvey Oswald, per se. I didn't know his name. I recognized him after I saw him on television, as having been with some men, but I had no dealing with him.
Mr. Belin. By that, you mean having been employed with some men by the Texas School Book Depository?
Miss Adams. That's correct.
Mr. Belin. During the trip down the stairs on the way down did you ever encounter Lee Harvey Oswald?
Miss Adams. No, sir.
Mr. Belin. Is there any other information that you can think of that might be relevant to anything connected with the assassination?
Miss Adams. At the time I left the building on the Houston Street dock, there was an officer standing about 2 yards from the curb, and about from the curb across the street from the Texas School Depository, and about 4 yards from the corner of Houston and Elm, and when we were running out the dock, going around the building, the officer was standing there, and he didn't encounter us or ask us what we were doing or where we were going, and I don't know if that is pertinent.
Mr. Belin. No one stopped you from getting out of the building when you left?