(Testimony of Laurance R. Wilcox)
Mr. Liebeler.
As I understand you, you were perfectly satisfied at that time that Oswald had never in fact been in the office either to receive money orders or to send any telegram of the type described by Mr. Hamblen, or as far as you have been able to determine, any other telegram; is that correct?
Mr. Wilcox.
That's right.
Mr. Liebeler.
At this point I can't think of any further questions, Mr. Wilcox. If you can think of anything that you would like to say that in your opinion would be of assistance to the Commission in its work, please indicate that at this time? Can you think of anything else?
Mr. Wilcox.
I can't think of anything else now, but if I do, I will be happy to pass it along to you.
Mr. Liebeler.
If you do think of anything subsequently, call it to my attention and I would appreciate it very much.
Thank you very much, Mr. Wilcox. You have been very helpful and very cooperative. The Commission appreciates the cooperation you and Western Union have shown. Thank you very much.
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