Mr. REVILL. I started getting long-distance telephone calls on the evening, it must have been the 23d, it was Thursday night, I got two long-distance phone calls, and Lieutenant Hopkins and I were sharing a double room and, of course---- The CHAIRMAN. Lieutenant who? Mr. REVILL. Lieutenant Hopkins of the Fort Worth Police Department. H. F. Hopkins. The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. REVILL. And I discussed it with him. Representative FORD. Who was calling you long distance, what relevance does that have to it? Mr. REVILL. To my discussing it with him? Representative FORD. Yes. Mr. REVILL. The long-distance phone calls were about this report, the Associated Press and the United Press. Representative FORD. I see. They had heard about it, they called you long distance and you discussed it with Hopkins who was in the room with you? Mr. REVILL. Yes, sir. Mr. RANKIN. That is all that I have, Mr. Chief Justice. The CHAIRMAN. Have you anything further, or you? Mr. DULLES. Tippit was not under your jurisdiction, was he? Mr. REVILL. No, sir; he was not. The CHAIRMAN. Lieutenant, I am not familiar with the newspaper report that you are speaking of. What, in substance, did it say? Mr. REVILL. There were several articles written. The Dallas papers carried articles on it and the Sacramento, Calif., paper carried an article on it. In essence it had to do with this conversation that Hosty and I had and about this report and somewhere, someplace some newspaper reporter must have seen a copy of this because he knew how many paragraphs they had in it and he quoted, I believe, the last paragraph of the report verbatim, and this is what concerned me, that a report such as this would fall into their hands. Now, who the reporter is, there were several reporters that were curious about the thing, and I don't even recall which newspaper carried the verbatim paragraph about Agent Hosty's conversation. The CHAIRMAN. And that is what caused you and Lieutenant Hopkins to have a discussion? Mr. REVILL. Yes, sir. The CHAIRMAN. Did he bring the matter up to you or did you bring it up to him? Mr. REVILL. I might have brought it up to him because I was concerned that this thing had been released. The CHAIRMAN. What was your conversation concerning that? Mr. REVILL. That I had received these calls, the first one must have been around 2 o'clock in the morning, California time, from the Associated Press. It was a lady writer, and she asked about this and I told her that any statement would have to be made by Chief Curry, and she trapped me really. She made a false statement that Hosty was supposed to have said something else and I said no, that is not so. He did not make a statement, and then there was my comment. From that it looked like I had written them out a press release. The CHAIRMAN. Looks like what?