Mr. McWatters. Yes, sir.
As I left Field Street, I pulled out into the, in other words, the first lane of traffic and traffic was beginning to back up then; in other words, it was blocked further down the street, and after I pulled out in it for a short distance there I come to a complete stop, and when I did, someone come up and beat on the door of the bus, and that is about even with Griffin Street.
In other words, it is a street that dead ends into Elm Street which there is no bus stop at this street, because I stopped across Field Street in the middle of the intersection and it is just a short distance onto Griffin Street, and that is when someone, a man, came up and knocked on the door of the bus, and I opened the door of the bus and he got on.
Mr. Ball. You were beyond Field and before you got to Griffin?
Mr. McWatters. That is right. It was along about even with Griffin Street before I was stopped in the traffic.
Mr. Ball. And that is about seven or eight blocks from the Texas Book Depository Building, isn't it?
Mr. McWatters. Yes, sir. It would be seven, I would say that is seven, it would be about seven blocks.
Mr. Ball. From there?
Mr. McWatters. From there, yes, sir.
Mr. Ball. What did the man look like who knocked on your door and got on your bus?