Mr. Ball. Do they sell any food there?
Mr. Frazier. No, sir; they don't. About all they sell in the lunch room is different types of soft drinks and then near the window, the men who work in the offices there they have coffee there, you can drink coffee up there, I never did. Then you have an assortment of cookies and candies and peanuts and so forth on the machine there. That is about all they have.
Mr. Ball. Do you remember whether or not Oswald packed his lunch, brought his lunch on other days, the days that he didn't ride with you?
Mr. Frazier. To be frank with you, I don't know whether he brought his lunch because I will tell you one way, some guys bring their lunch there and some guys buy it there because we have a caterer service, you see, comes around about 10 o'clock the man comes around and several of the boys they go out there and buy their lunch from the catering service.
Mr. Ball. Then later on at 11:45?
Mr. Frazier. 12 o'clock is when we always eat lunch.
Mr. Ball. 12 to 12:45?
Mr. Frazier. Right.
Mr. Ball. When you get off your job, did you usually go to the lunch room on the second floor to eat your lunch?