Captain Martin. Since 1951, about 13 years.
Mr. Hubert. What are your particular duties with the Dallas Police Department?
Captain Martin. I have charge of the juvenile bureau. We handle all juvenile affairs.
Mr. Hubert. Now, captain, I have two documents here which I am going to mark for identification and then I will question you concerning them. Now, I am marking this document March 24, 1963, addressed to Chief J. E. Curry, the original of which apparently was signed by you. Marking this as follows, to wit: "Dallas, Texas, March 24, 1964. Exhibit No. 5058, deposition of Capt. F. M. Martin, and I'm signing my name to that document which consists of one page, and I'm also marking another document which apparently is the report of an interview of you, Captain Martin, by Special Agents of the FBI, to wit: Alvin J. Zimmerman and Joseph G. Peden, on December 2nd, 1963." The document consists of one full page, marking the first page as follows, to wit: "Dallas, Texas, March 24, 1964. Exhibit 5059. Deposition of F. M. Martin." Signing my name on that. I am placing my initials on the second page of that document in the lower right-hand corner. Now, Captain, I believe that you have only recently, that is to say, about 2 or 3 hours ago, had occasion to read both of these documents?
Captain Martin. Yes.
Mr. Hubert. 5058 and 5059. I now ask you if those documents represent the truth, or whether there are any modifications or deletions or additions——
Captain Martin. Well, of course, there——
Mr. Hubert. That you would like to make in it?
Captain Martin. This "Miller," they have there once, where it should be my name in the first paragraph.
Mr. Hubert. I think you are speaking of the third line, the first page of Exhibit 5059, where the second sentence starts, "Capt. Miller," and apparently the sense of it would be, that since they are speaking of you, it would be "Capt. Martin," is that right?