Mr. Wilcox. I asked Mr. Hamblen if he had obtained the message from the bookkeeping department as I had requested he do, and he stated that he had not found it and did not have it and it wasn't available.
On December 9, Mr. Semingsen, vice president of Western Union, was at my office, and at this time we interviewed several employees for the purpose of finding out if any of them could recall having seen Oswald in our office. We also discussed the Ruby money orders.
Mr. Liebeler. Can you tell us the names of the employees who were interviewed on December 9, 1963, in connection with the possibility that Oswald might have sent or received telegrams through your company?
Do you have a memorandum reflecting what happened?
Mr. Wilcox. No, because what we did, we asked for statements from these people, and I have those statements and that was the result of that meeting.
Mr. Liebeler. The meeting you referred to now is the meeting held in your office on December 9?
Mr. Wilcox. The meeting held in my office on December 9.
Mr. Liebeler. I call your attention to a message that was sent by Mr. Semingsen to Mr. J. H. Waters in New York City, which has been attached as Attachment No. 5 to Exhibit 3001 on Mr. Semingsen's deposition. I show you that message and ask you if that accurately reflects what occurred at the meeting in your office on December 9, 1963?
Mr. Wilcox. This doesn't.
Mr. Liebeler. You say it does not?