Mr. Liebeler. Would you tell us how you first became aware, after the assassination, that Lee Oswald was a child with whom you had had previous contact?
Dr. Hartogs. The first time was, I read it in the newspaper, Justice Kelley, you know, Florence Kelley, made a statement to the press that Oswald had been in the Youth House, and she revealed details of the psychiatric report which immediately made me aware of the fact that I was the one to examine the child, because this was my wording.
Mr. Liebeler. Do you remember the wording?
Dr. Hartogs. For instance, incipient schizophrenia, I think she used; potentially dangerous is something which I use. These are some of the expressions.
Mr. Liebeler. These expressions are peculiar to your particular type of work?
Dr. Hartogs. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. And not generally used by others?
Dr. Hartogs. And by me generally in dealing with children.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you keep the newspaper clipping by any chance that indicated this?
Dr. Hartogs. No, no.