Mr. FRAZIER. That would be one, two, three. From this loading, like I
say, where we keep the truck.
Mr. BALL. Is this overhead door usually covered, usually down closed,
rather?
Mr. FRAZIER. Yes, sir; I say we keep it closed, and we have it here
back in cold weather and we kept it closed and like I say when you go
out there and get into the truck like you are going to drive the truck.
Mr. BALL. Mark an arrow that you say is the entrance or exit, mark an
arrow going out.
Mr. FRAZIER. Going out.
Mr. BALL. All right.
Now, this day did you see Lee Oswald the rest of the morning?
Mr. FRAZIER. Yes, sir; I saw him back and forth, you know, that morning
walking around, filling books and so forth, filling orders, had
invoices filling orders.
Mr. BALL. When you came in that morning to go to work where did you go
first?
Mr. FRAZIER. I went like I did every morning, I went down in the
basement there and hung up my coat and put up my lunch.
Mr. BALL. Did you see Oswald down there?
Mr. FRAZIER. No; I didn't.
Mr. BALL. Then you went to work?
Mr. FRAZIER. Right.
Mr. BALL. How did you get to the basement?
Mr. FRAZIER. Went down through the, now over there where they have--are
you familiar with the Depository Building?
Mr. BALL. Only through the map.