Mr. Hubert. There was no friction between you?
Mr. Armstrong. No.
Mr. Hubert. As I understand it, most of the time when you got there he had already been awake and at least begun to clean up, although most of the time he had not finished and you and he finished together?
Mr. Armstrong. Right.
Mr. Hubert. So, in a sense, he was helping you out?
Mr. Armstrong. Right.
Mr. Hubert. So you got to the club about 11:20 and you heard the sirens blowing and you turned on your transistor radio and you heard about the President being shot, and I think you said you went and woke Larry up?
Mr. Armstrong. Well, I didn’t finish that. I woke Larry up and I—he sat up and I went back out of the room and I went back to what I was doing because it was necessary—absolutely necessary.
Mr. Hubert. You mean you were on the toilet, is that right?
Mr. Armstrong. Yes; and then I heard further reports and I got up again and I went and told Larry the President had been shot.