Mr. Stevenson. It sure doesn't.
Mr. Hubert. Well, it just speaks for itself. But apparently you called to our attention an omission from that statement which has been covered by a part of this deposition, is that correct?
Mr. Stevenson. This was taken on the 25th. I guess that is right. Isn't that the date here?
Mr. Hubert. Yes; the 25th is correct.
Mr. Stevenson. I don't understand why that part was omitted, but I was interviewed, and there is nothing in here, as far as I am concerned, that is wrong, to my knowledge, with the exception of that omission of the change in method, of transfer.
Mr. Hubert. There may be other things also in your deposition that do not appear in that document which we have marked as Exhibit 5051.
Now I show you another document which I have marked "Dallas, Tex., March 23, 1964, Exhibit 5052, Deposition of M. W. Stevenson," and I have signed it with my own name. It is a part of the Commission Document 81-A, Page 95-A, and ask you, sir, if that is a correct statement of your interview with Captain Sawyer?
Mr. Stevenson. Yes, sir; it is. I might add on this one, this was to find out about our security, the reason this one was put out, and that is the reason they didn't go any further. You want me to sign this?
Mr. Hubert. Yes. As I understand you, that is correct, so far as it goes?
Mr. Stevenson. That's right.