Mr. BALL. Did you read that?
Mr. KAISER. Yes, sir.
Mr. BALL. Does that refresh your memory now as to the orders on the
clipboard?
Mr. KAISER. I didn't know the date on the orders--I knew that there was
some orders on there--I seen the orders on the clipboard.
Mr. BALL. Did you examine them to determine the date on them?
Mr. KAISER. Did I examine those orders? No, sir.
Mr. BALL. You didn't examine the orders?
Mr. KAISER. No, sir; I just went down and got my boss and then they
took it down.
Mr. BALL. Did you make any notes of the orders?
Mr. KAISER. I didn't, sir.
Mr. BALL. Of either the names on the orders or the date of the orders?
Mr. KAISER. No, sir; now, my boss may have.
Mr. BALL. I think that's all. Did you fill the orders, then, yourself?
Mr. KAISER. No, sir; not them, I didn't.
Mr. BALL. You turned these over to your boss?
Mr. KAISER. You see, I went down and got them and they went down and
got them and they handled them.
Mr. BALL. That's all, Mr. Kaiser, and thanks very much for coming up.
This will be written up and you can come down and read it over and sign
it if you wish, or you can waive your signature, if you want to, and we
can send it on without a signature.
Now, we will mark these pictures we've been talking about here in your
deposition as Kaiser Exhibits Nos. A, B, C.
(Marked by reporter as Kaiser Exhibits Nos. A, B, C, for
identification.)
Mr. KAISER. Anything else I can do, let me know.
Mr. BALL. Do you want to waive your signature to it?
Mr. KAISER. Yes, I'll waive it.
Mr. BALL. Fine. That's okay.
Mr. KAISER. All right.