There appears the word "terminated" with the date 4-6-63, which I assume is April 6, 1963?
Mr. Graef. Yes.
Mr. Jenner. In whose handwriting is that notation; do you know?
Mr. Graef. I don't know; I don't know. Now, this is my handwriting—the date employed—October 12, 1962. I am almost positive that this is Lee's block printing.
Mr. Jenner. That is the name "Lee Harvey Oswald"?
Mr. Graef. "Lee Harvey Oswald," and the various data on this card—the social security number and the phone number.
Mr. Jenner. In view of your testimony, I'd like to ask you about that. Now, there is a phone number there—is that LA-1-0692?
Mr. Graef. That's correct.
Mr. Jenner. In view of what you said that he responded to your inquiry that he didn't have a phone number, how do you account for how that phone number got into the blocks there?
Mr. Graef. Into this box here—at the time that I interviewed him, it was probably—then, I—after this card was written, he may have been employed here at our place, oh, perhaps a week or two before this card was brought in to him to sign.