Mrs. Grant. I am sure he did.
Mr. Griffin. Do you remember him making a telephone call to Russ Knight from your apartment Saturday?
Mrs. Grant. Now, let me tell you, I know he called him. No; I know he called Stanley. This, I swear my life. He may have. I don’t want to be held responsible for saying that he did or didn’t.
Mr. Griffin. All I ask is if you remember?
Mrs. Grant. No; sir, but he made calls.
Mr. Griffin. Who do you remember him calling from your apartment on Saturday?
Mrs. Grant. I know in this conversation he said this, “I went all through the telephone book and I went along Oak Cliff Avenue, and I even went to the city directory.” Now, whether I had said something to him earlier or then, or what, but I figured that would be the police. It is in the back of my mind. I said something, whether I was telling him to go, or he told me he had been, I don’t know.
Mr. Griffin. Who was he telling this bit about?
Mrs. Grant. He was telling, mostly he talked, I would say, 15 minutes anyway to Stanley Kaufman, his attorney here in town.
Mr. Griffin. About the city directory?