Mr. Truly. Well, I did. I noticed several. Mrs. Reid was standing there close. And it seemed like there were several of the other employees standing out in front of the building. But I cannot—I think Bill Shelley was standing over to my right as I faced the motorcade—somewheres in that area.
I noticed just before the motorcade passed there were, I believe, three of our colored boys had come out and started up, and two of them came back. And I didn't see them when the motorcade passed.
But they had started across Houston Street up Elm, and they came back later on, and I think those were the ones that were—two of them were the ones on the fifth floor. Possibly they could not see over the crowd. They are short boys. I wasn't doing too well at that, myself.
Mr. Belin. All right.
What did you next see with reference to the motorcade?
Mr. Truly. Do you mind me——
Mr. Belin. Do you want to turn that over, sir? Will that be easier for you?
Mr. Truly. It might be easier for the gentlemen when I point this out.
Now, what was the question?
Mr. Belin. My question is what did you see with reference to the motorcade?