Mr. Barnhorst. All right.
Mr. Jenner. If he has those, you might speak with him—you see he is in the health department.
Mr. Barnhorst. Yes.
Mr. Jenner. I don't know just how familiar he is with these records, but he may be able to explain them.
Mr. Barnhorst. He might and he might not be. He probably might not be familiar with the midnight reports. We make these daily reports where his name would be at the desk.
Mr. Jenner. Where the guest's name would appear at the desk?
Mr. Barnhorst. I beg your pardon?
Mr. Jenner. The name of the guest.
Mr. Barnhorst. Yes; it would be, on a permanent form. We have a sheaf of papers—we have a stack this high [indicating] and it goes back, that goes back to Noah and if we had Noah, it would be on that. It had everybody's else's name on there and it would go back oh, I know of course it covers Oswald because I saw it on there.
Mr. Jenner. You actually saw it?