Mr. Hubert. What color was his hair?
Mr. Armstrong. I think he had dark—I don’t know whether it was black or dark brown, but it was dark.
Mr. Hubert. I would like, if you could, for you to fix the time of that incident a bit closer than you have been able to do it so far.
Mr. Armstrong. Well, no; I couldn’t—the air conditioners were running.
Mr. Hubert. The air conditioners were running?
Mr. Armstrong. And it was around the last of August—it wasn’t too—well, if you could ask Wally he probably could give you a better date than I could when it was.
Mr. Hubert. You don’t remember the night of the week?
Mr. Armstrong. No; I sure don’t.
Mr. Hubert. Would it be helpful if you tried to estimate how long before the assassination of the President this all happened?
Mr. Armstrong. No.