Mr. Barnhorst. If he gave an address, it will be there. Now, I came across one fellow—I told a couple of the FBI men, because so many of them were over there to talk to me—there's always around the YMCA somebody who knows a little about everything, you know these kind of people, but in this case there is a fellow down there who claims that he knew Lee in New Orleans. Now, he is a little character and his IQ matches his height. I'm not making personal opinions, you understand, but this fellow was no end of trouble to me. He did come by and he, I believe, stayed on the same floor, if I remember right.
Mr. Jenner. He was a guest?
Mr. Barnhorst. He was a permanent resident and he was one of these fellows who bounced from job to job every few days but he just happened to bounce in the same town all the time.
Mr. Jenner. What is his name?
Mr. Barnhorst. Joseph R. Hummel.
Mr. Jenner. [Spelling] H-u-m-m-e-l?
Mr. Barnhorst. Right.
Mr. Jenner. Is he still a guest there?
Mr. Barnhorst. No; he moved out 2 or 3 months ago. We have a forwarding address, I believe because his mail isn't here any more—that would indicate a forwarding address. In fact, I believe I put the forwarding address in the box. It's over there and I can probably get it for you.
Mr. Jenner. I wonder if you would do that and also give that to Mr. Hulen and tell him what you told me about that so he can explain it to me.