Mr. Smith. I have no questions.
Mr. Stern. Mr. Sorrels, I am going to mark this copy of your memorandum Exhibit 4, Deposition of F. V. Sorrels, May 7, 1964.
Would you initial each page, please?
(Brief recess.)
Mr. Stern. Mr. Sorrels, I would like to turn now to the morning of November 22 and get from you an account of what you observed as a passenger in the motorcade and thereafter.
In what car were you riding in the motorcade?
Mr. Sorrels. I was riding in what we call the lead car, which is the one immediately in front of the President's car.
Mr. Stern. What was your function in the lead car?
Mr. Sorrels. To be there with the special agent who had made the survey, and with the Chief of Police, and to observe the people and buildings as we drove along in the motorcade.
Mr. Stern. One of your responsibilities was to observe the buildings and the windows of the buildings?