George Jefferson Applin, Jr

Well, I was born in Madona Hospital in Denison, and lived there near all my life.


How old are you?


Twenty-two.


Did you go to school?


Yes, sir; I went to LaMar School and junior high.


And how far did you go? Finished junior high?


No, sir; I went to the eighth grade.


Have you been beyond the eighth grade?


No, sir.


What did you do after that?


Well, I helped my daddy some, and got odd jobs and stuff.


Live with your mother now?


Yes, sir; I do. I live with my parents.


Your mother and father?


Yes, sir.


You have been doing mostly common labor, have you?


Yes, sir; mostly common labor.


Ever been in trouble with the law of any sort?


Yes, sir; I have.


What kind of trouble?


Burglary.


When was that?


In 1963.


Did you do any time?


No, sir; I got a probated sentence for it.


That is the only trouble you have ever had?


Well, for--except for minor traffic violations.


Outside of that you haven't had any trouble?


No, sir.


Now, November 22, 1963, were you in Dallas?


Yes; I believe I was.


What were you doing here?


Well, I was working for the Rollform Corp.


How do you spell it?


Well, I have got one of their checks--check stubs here in my pocket, I believe. At least I think I have. Here it is [indicating].