Mr. Hubert. You have heard the story, haven’t you?
Mr. Armstrong. Yes; I have heard the story.
Mr. Hubert. That he said he had seen Oswald in the club?
Mr. Armstrong. That’s what he told me—he said he thought that he saw somebody that could have been Oswald.
Mr. Hubert. When did he tell you that?
Mr. Armstrong. That was later—he said—he was walking around every night saying that the newspaper misunderstood what he had said. He said he definitely did not state the statement that they had in the paper.
Mr. Hubert. Do you think it is possible that you told Larry Crafard that you had seen him, that you thought you had seen somebody that looked like Oswald in the club?
Mr. Armstrong. No, it isn’t possible—no.
Mr. Hubert. We have been going for 3 hours, and let’s adjourn for lunch.
(At this point the proceedings in the deposition of Andrew Armstrong were recessed for lunch and resumed at 1:35 p.m. on the same date, April 14, 1964, as follows:)