I am a government witness, with important papers. And Mr. Rankin had--I requested protection--suppose someone had come to the door, or just shot through my home? The police circling three or four blocks away is not complete protection. So Saturday morning I wanted to go out to breakfast. I kept opening the door and looking through the windows. And I never did see any men circling the neighborhood. There was nobody around. At 10:30 this morning I was still doing that. And by the way, a police car passed by and I hailed him and asked him if he could check in the neighborhood for the Secret Service, if they were circling the neighborhood--because I want to put my garbage out, and I needed to go out, didn't have breakfast. He said he didn't know what the Secret Service looked like, and he offered to come to the back and put the garbage out for me, which this Fort Worth policeman did. So at 11 o'clock I called Mr. Mike Howard's home. His wife answered the phone. I said, "I am very uneasy. I don't have protection. I have been looking for Secret Service men all morning." I was going out on the porch--I was opening the screen door and going out on the porch. There is a school ground opposite my house. And nobody ever came. I was not under protection. So she said, "Mrs. Oswald, they have their orders." I said, "Well, where is Mr. Howard?" She said, "He is on his way to your home." This was Saturday, at approximately 11:45. Well, I have it written down. 11:45. So Mr. Mike Howard when I told him that I was stranded, and could not go out to breakfast, and there was things I needed to do, he realized I was very upset, and I had a legitimate complaint, and he realized I was on my way to Washington. So in my home he called Mr. Sorrels, who is a special agent in charge of the Secret Service and Mr. Sorrels was not at home. He talked to his daughter. And he said, "It is most important. Would you have him call me?" So he sat in my home and waited for the call. About half an hour later Mr. Sorrels called. He said, "Mr. Sorrels. I want to know what to do on this particular case?" And there was some conversation back and forth. And it went on back and forth conversation. So I said, "I am getting very upset about not knowing the entire conversation. I want to tell Mr. Sorrels that if he doesn't have the authority, to give me complete protection, I want to know the man over him, so I can get complete protection." Mr. Mike Howard said, "He heard you, Mrs. Oswald." So I don't know what went on on the other end of the line. But Mr. Mike Howard was on the spot. He said, "Well, Mr. Sorrels, it is this way. She is going to Washington, and Mrs. Oswald wants to go here and wants to go there. And if we are not around to take her, she will certainly complain when she gets to Washington."