Mr. Hubert. All right. Now, for purposes of identification I want to mark what purports to be a signed copy of a report to Chief Curry, dated December 3, 1963, and signed, actually, by Jack Revill, and F. I. Cornwall, by placing in the right-hand margin the following, "Dallas, Tex., March 26, 1964, Exhibit No. 5111, deposition of R. L. Mayo." I am signing my name under that, and I'll ask you if you have read that, Mr. Mayo? I mean read the letter?
Mr. Mayo. Yes, I have read that.
Mr. Hubert. Would you endorse your name underneath it? I'm also endorsing a document which is a report of FBI Agent Wilkinson dated December 5, 1963, by placing on the right-hand margin the following: "Dallas, Tex., March 26, 1964, Exhibit No. 5112, deposition of H. L. Mayo." I'm signing my name and ask you to sign your name.
Mr. Mayo. What is this right here [indicating]?
Mr. Hubert. I would like you to read it first. That's right.
Mr. Mayo. Do you want me to sign this? I talked to Mr. Wilkinson——
Mr. Hubert. Yes. As far as you know, then, the contents of the documents marked 5111 and 5112, are correct reports of interviews to which they relate?
Mr. Mayo. Yes.
Mr. Hubert. Let the record show that I am not taking out of the bound volume, Commission Document 81-A, page 70, the signed statement by Mr. Mayo. Mr. Mayo, do you have anything more to add? Anything new that has not been brought up in either this deposition or these two Exhibits, 5111 and 5112?
Mr. Mayo. Well, could you cut this off a minute and let's talk about it and see?