Mr. BELIN. We do not require it to be signed.
Mr. MILLER. It makes no difference.
Mr. BELIN. We have no preference. We do not require your signing. You
can waive the signing of it to save yourself a trip coming down here
again, or you have the right, if you like, to come down and read it and
sign.
Mr. MILLER. I will just waive it, because it would be to my advantage
to not have to take off.
Mr. BELIN. All right, we sure appreciate your coming down and thank you
very much.
There is one other thing. We have a sketch. I want to ask you to put on
the sketch where you were.
Mr. MILLER. Okay.
Mr. BELIN. Handing you what we call "A. Miller Deposition Exhibit A." I
am going to try and get this thing oriented here.
Here is Houston Street running north this way.
There is Elm. Here is the railroad overpass, and here is the freeway
overpass.
Mr. MILLER. Now where this "X" is at up here, is where we was standing.
Mr. BELIN. Where it is marked "Pos. 5," there is an arrow there which I
have put there, is that right?
Mr. MILLER. Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN. By the "X," which appears to be right over the overpass of
Elm, which would be to the east side of the overpass, is that right?
Mr. MILLER. Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN. That is where you were standing?
Mr. MILLER. Yes, sir; it was.
Mr. BELIN. All right, sir.
Thank you very much.