Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes; do you know what——

Mr. CRAFARD. I don’t recall what it would be in connection with, sir.

Mr. GRIFFIN. Or the next telephone number.

Mr. CRAFARD. No, sir.

Mr. GRIFFIN. That concludes page 5. Now let me turn over to page 6.

There are some entries on there, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, and then from Sunday through Monday you

have entries of amounts of money after that. Did you make those entries

on there?

Mr. CRAFARD. Yes.

Mr. GRIFFIN. And what do those refer to?

Mr. CRAFARD. It refers to draws that I made from the till.

Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you recall what week that would have been that you made

that entry?

Mr. CRAFARD. No sir; I don’t.

Mr. GRIFFIN. The entries for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are not

complete. Do you have any recollection on the basis of that that it was

the last week that you worked there?

Mr. CRAFARD. No; I don’t believe so, sir. I don’t believe it was. I

might have been but I don’t believe it was.

Mr. HUBERT. Larry, I notice that nowhere else in this little book are

there entries of that nature. Can we assume that you only kept such

records for 1 week or rather 4 days of 1 week?

Mr. CRAFARD. I believe this was because of the fact that Jack had

agreed to start paying me a salary and he wanted me to keep track of

my draw slips, draws on that, and then it appears about Wednesday or

Thursday he told me to quit keeping it, didn’t have to keep track of it

any more or something.

Mr. HUBERT. When you first went there it was just on a draw basis.

Mr. CRAFARD. Yes.

Mr. HUBERT. Then you talked to him about a salary?

Mr. CRAFARD. Yes.

Mr. HUBERT. He told you that he would think it over.

Mr. CRAFARD. Yes.

Mr. HUBERT. And your testimony now is that after you all had talked

about a salary he wanted to know what your draw was so that he could

adjust the salary accordingly, is that right?

Mr. CRAFARD. Yes.

Mr. HUBERT. So that these entries would have been made about the time

that you talked about a salary?

Mr. CRAFARD. Yes, sir. It would have been about 3 weeks before the

assassination of President Kennedy I believe, sir.

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