Mr. Statman. No, no; again, I guess you would have to postulate that that should be 10-10-63. In other words, on 10-10-63, they recorded this information from the Fort Worth records.
Mr. Jenner. Taking you back to the previous exhibit, I direct your attention to a date of 10-10-62, appearing——
Mr. Statman. No; you are right—okay—they contacted Fort Worth on 10-10-62, and received this information from them.
Mr. Jenner. This aptitude information from them?
Mr. Statman. Right. In other words, the test was not administered in the Dallas office, it was administered in Fort Worth. Have I got you confused, finally?
Mr. Jenner. No; you don't have me confused; you are doing splendidly. You are very helpful.
Mr. Statman. Now, this document [Cunningham Exhibit No. 3] is a claim document, B-3(a).
Mr. Jenner. Excuse me, may I have this described a little more for the record?
Mr. Statman. Well, I want you to note that there is an original date on there indicating a New Orleans address and then a Dallas address.
Mr. Jenner. You are going to explain that—all I'm going to do at the moment is to identify the document for the record.