Mr. Griffin. Was Jack talking to you about the fact the President had been shot, or did he mention that the President was dead?
Mrs. Grant. I want to tell you something. He assumed that I am listening, because he had spoken to me earlier in the morning, and he said nothing about this ad. Don’t forget the ad. Even before this.
Mr. Griffin. We can go back to that, but I want to——
Mrs. Grant. He assumed and I assumed that each one knew. When he called me, I had an idea. I tell you the truth, I thought he was in the Morning News. I don’t know—I thought he was. Did you ever have the feeling that the party wasn’t at home?
Mr. Griffin. Was there anything you heard over the telephone which indicated he was in the Morning News?
Mrs. Grant. Well, the background. I mean, like I have heard it before, maybe. After all, I heard it many times. I don’t say someone came and talked to him at the Morning News or announced themselves.
Mr. Griffin. You indicated that Jack called you on an earlier occasion that day.
Mrs. Grant. Absolutely.
Mr. Griffin. All right, about what time of the morning was it that he called you?
Mrs. Grant. It seems it could have been 10:30 or 11, or 11:30. It seems to me still before Pauline.