Mr. Ball. And were there certain men down there wrapping books?
Mr. Williams. Certain men wrapping, checking, weighing, et cetera.
Mr. Dulles. Did you have a schedule somewhere posted up so that you knew which books were on which floor when an order came in? You would know whether to go to the sixth floor or what floor to go to get the particular books that were wanted?
Mr. Williams. Well, as I remember, I don't know too much about the building.
Mr. Dulles. You were not in the order filling business?
Mr. Williams. No, sir; not in that department.
At the other building. I was just transferred to that building.
I don't think you really had any schedule to go by, or anything to show you where the books were. You just asked the older fellows that had been there were certain books—if you are looking for a certain book, they would tell you where to find it.
Mr. Ball. This morning, when you think you saw Oswald on the sixth floor, can you tell us about where he was?
Mr. Williams. Well, as I said before, I am not sure that he was really on the sixth floor. But he was always around that way. In the place I think I saw him was as the east elevator come up to the sixth floor, he was on that side of the elevator.