Mr. Ball. What was the name of the foreman showing him?
Mr. Frazier. You mean the foreman, that was Mr. Shelly.
Mr. Ball. S-h-e-d?
Mr. Frazier. S-h-e-l-l-y.
Mr. Ball. Shelly.
What floor was this on?
Mr. Frazier. It was on the first floor there.
Mr. Ball. Did Shelly introduce you to him or did you go up and shake hands with him?
Mr. Frazier. No, sir; he didn't. I remember, I knew, you know that he was going to be coming to work so naturally I hadn't been there very long, you know, living in Dallas and so I wanted to make friends with everybody I could, because you know yourself friendship is something you can't buy with money and you always need friends, so I went up and introduced himself to myself, and he told me his name was Lee and I said "We are glad to have you."
We got talking back and forth and he come to find out I knew his wife was staying down there at the time with this other woman and so I thought he would go out there and I said, "Are you going to be going home this afternoon?"