Mr. Stovall. We took them down to our office.
Mr. Ball. And you made a list of them that day, did you?
Mr. Stovall. Yes, sir.
Mr. Ball. Now, did you do anything else on this investigation?
Mr. Stovall. No, sir; that's all I can recall that I did on the investigation. I might add, there was—well, you have that on the list—some property.
Mr. Ball. What is that?
Mr. Stovall. When we took this identification off of Lee Oswald that had this selective service card, the name Hidell, and he also had his own identification—at the time we were in the garage we found some negatives out there that appeared that he had make a snapshot of a selective service card, and on the back of the negatives it was where the name would have been typed in—there was some stuff on the back of the negatives to block out the name when it was reprinted, and there were some selective service cards that he had printed himself out there from a negative that were blank and which appeared to be the same that he had on him at the time, on the 22d of November, that had the name of "A. Hidell" typed in on it.
Mr. Ball. Did you appear at any showups of Oswald?
Mr. Stovall. No, sir.
Mr. Ball. Were you at any of the interrogations of Oswald?