I believe that is a woman’s name. There was a woman by the name of Monte, had a phone call, had Ryan call her back. Mr. GRIFFIN. Mike Ryan? Mr. CRAFARD. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. I want to show you photograph R and ask you if you recognize any of the names or notations there. Mr. CRAFARD. Bill Petty’s name is on there. Mr. GRIFFIN. Who is he? Mr. CRAFARD. I believe he was a friend of Jack’s. I met him at the Carousel Club. Jack introduced me to him. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did he live in Dallas? Mr. CRAFARD. I believe so; yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you know what he did? How often did you meet him at the Carousel Club? Mr. CRAFARD. I believe he was there two or three times while I was working for Jack. Mr. GRIFFIN. Would he come during business hours or would he come in the afternoon, or morning, when there weren’t patrons there? Mr. CRAFARD. I believe when I first met him was in the afternoon, but other than that it was during business hours. Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you know what the nature of Jack’s connection with Petty was? Mr. CRAFARD. No. There is the name Gladys. I spoke of her before. And this Dr. Uhleviteh was Mrs. Grant’s doctor. The name Oscar Newman seems familiar, but I don’t recollect what there was about it. Mr. GRIFFIN. There appears to be an abbreviation for Mrs. written above Oscar Newman, does that mean anything to you? Mr. CRAFARD. No. Mr. GRIFFIN. I will hand you photograph S in this series we have been looking at. Do you recognize any of the names there? Mr. CRAFARD. Little Lynn’s name is on there. There is the name Gloria with the last name of R-e-t-t-i-g, the last name doesn’t mean anything to me. The first name was the same as we have mentioned before. Mr. GRIFFIN. Is Vicky Williams a name that you recognize? Mr. CRAFARD. No. Mr. GRIFFIN. Yesterday I gave you a copy of the FBI report of its interview with you. Did you have a chance to look that over? Mr. CRAFARD. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. As a result of having read that interview, are there any changes or corrections that you desire to make in that interview? Mr. CRAFARD. Mostly were minor changes. One was the spelling of my wife’s maiden name. Mr. GRIFFIN. How should that be spelled? Mr. CRAFARD. It should be spelled with a “P” instead of an “O” there. Mr. GRIFFIN. Would you take my pen and correct that and then initial it and date it where it appears in the interview? I am going to mark this exhibit, “Washington, D. C., April 10, 1964. C. L. Crafard, Exhibit 5226,” and I am going to sign my name to the bottom of the first page. (The document was marked Crafard Exhibit No. 5226, for identification.) Mr. GRIFFIN. I have made this notation on the first page of what purports to be an FBI report of an interview with Mr. Crafard, the interview having been conducted on November 28, 1963, at Bellaire, Mich., by Special Agent Theodore S. Kramer, K-r-a-m-e-r, dictated November 29, 1963.