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    "ocrText": "I am pretty sure, because he would\nhave retembered it if I dida't.\nMr. You discussed it and he doesn't, in fact, remember that you\nreceived the telephone call from Clay Bertrand?\nMr. Ile wasn't there. While he was threre, we received no enll from\nClay Bertrand or no call concerning the oflice or business because I would have\ntallided to him about it.\nMr. You say that he left before you called your sceretary?\nMr. ANDEEWS. I think he left around chow time, which, I think, is around\n4 o'clock. I could be wrong.\nMr. Now after giving this time sequence (lint we have talled about\nliere the consideration Unt I am sure you lane after discissing it with the\nFBI, havo you come up with any solution in your own mind to the apparent\nproblems that exist here? That is to say, that your recolicción is that you\ncalled your secretary after you received the enll from Clay Bertrand and you\ncalled your secretary at 4 o'elock, which would indicate that you must have\nreceived the call from Clay Bertrand prior to 4 o'clock, but you did not receive\nthe call from Mr. Bertrand while Mr. Davis was there, and he left al approxi-\nmately 4 o'clock or shortly before you called your secretary, in addition to\nwhich, you Grst reeall receiving the call from Clay Bertrand some time between\no'clock and n o'clock in the evening.\nMr. ANDREWS. Well, the time factor I can't help you with. TL is impossible.\nBut I feel this: J wouldn't have called my 1 couldn't get her to\nverify it, I would tell you that I was smoking weed. You know, sailing out on\ncloud 9.\nMr. LIEBELER. But, in fact, she did verify the fact that you did eall her?\nMr. Yes: I often thought it. was a nightiare or a dreain, but it.\nisn't. It's just that I can't place-other than what I told Regis Kennedy and\nJohn Rice, the exact time I can't help you on, But if it hadn't been for calling\nher and nsting her----\nMr. To look up the Oswald file or if she retuembered the Oswald\nfile?\nMr. ANDREWS. Yes: I would just say I have n pretty vivid Imagination and lel's\njust forget it. Anything other than the law practice-I would say that what\nRegis suspeets is that 1 was full of that dope, but I normally take certain steps,\nand this is the way I would have doue 11 is what I did. I called her, Mad\nDavis been there when the call came in, Davis would have been told, and be\nwould have lett the hospital, went down to the office, and shook the office down\nfor the file, and called the from there before he went home. I kuow il\nhave come in while he was there. The only media of time that I can use is\neither medication or food. or course, being fet, I like food. I wasn*t much\ninterested in food. They weren't feeding me too much, and I am pretty sure\nit was after medication and food and the tray had been pleked up that the eall\ncame in,\nMr. LIEBELER. or course, they fed you more than once up there?\nMr. ANDEEWS. They feed three times n day, but they don't feed you enough\nto keep a sparrow alive.\nMr. Well, in any event, you are not able to clarify for us the\nsequence of what happened?\n(.\nMr. ANDREWS. Well, the sequence of events had to be this: Davis spent. Satur-\nday afternoon with PIC. probably tert just before chow, and then I nte, and\nthe phone call came in some time after chow. I am positive It wasn't as late\nas 9 o'clock. I think the latest it could have been is 6, but Miss Springer says\nI called her some time around 4, 4 :30-I don't lon which.\nMr. Miss Springer is your secretary?\nMr. ANDEEWS. Yes.\nMr. Now do you recall talking to an FRI ngent, Regis L. Kennedy,\nand Carl L. Schlacger on November 25?\nMr. ANDEEWS. I don't remember-ennedy, yes; Schlneger, no. I don't even\nknow if be was in the same room. I don't think I have even seen him, much\nless talk to him.\nArr. Kennedv was: vea?"
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