Mr. Griffin. Did you prepare any written memorandum of this?
Mr. Smart. No, sir.
Mr. Griffin. Would there be anything in writing to indicate what sort of instructions were given or that there were instructions given?
Mr. Smart. All verbal.
Mr. Griffin. Do you remember talking with any particular men about this in your department?
Mr. Smart. I talked to each one of them, told them to stand by and I would tell them when to report to the basement.
Mr. Griffin. I see. Now, of course, nothing happened, he wasn’t moved that day, Oswald was not moved on Saturday?
Mr. Smart. Wait a minute. I am all crossed up.
Mr. Griffin. I thought you were.
Mr. Smart. I am talking about the day he was moved.