Mr. SERVANCE. On the Commerce side.
Mr. HUBERT. Leads to the fire-escape stairway?
Mr. SERVANCE. Well, it is a fire-escape stairway.
Mr. HUBERT. And it operates exactly on--like the other one we are
talking about?
Mr. SERVANCE. And it ends there on the first floor.
Mr. HUBERT. Doesn’t go down into the basement?
Mr. SERVANCE. Doesn’t go down into the basement.
Mr. HUBERT. I see. So, that if you were on the first floor of the
municipal building that staircase that we are talking about on the
Commerce Street side does not lead you to the basement?
Mr. SERVANCE. No, sir.
Mr. HUBERT. The one we are talking about before is on the Main Street
side of the elevator?
Mr. SERVANCE. Yes, sir; you see, you got to--you go in front of the
hall, and you have got a cross corridor there.
Mr. HUBERT. Two corridors that cross each other?
Mr. SERVANCE. Yes, sir; and on each corridor there is a door comes
from--winds around and so it comes down.
Mr. HUBERT. But, only one of them goes to the basement?
Mr. SERVANCE. Only one goes to the basement.
Mr. HUBERT. The only one that goes to the basement is the one we are
talking about?
Mr. SERVANCE. That’s right, only one, that’s right.
Mr. HUBERT. The other fire escape stops at the first floor?
Mr. SERVANCE. Stops at the main floor and do not go down into the
basement.
Mr. HUBERT. Well, all right, I think that it is clear. Now, has there
been any conferences between you, Mr. Servance, and any member of the
President’s Commission prior to this deposition?
Mr. SERVANCE. No, sir; nobody.
Mr. HUBERT. Do you consider that between this document number 5131
which you identified and your deposition that we have the whole story
about everything you now know about this matter?
Mr. SERVANCE. That’s right, best of my knowledge.
Mr. HUBERT. All right. Thank you.