Mr. Hutchison. I open at 7 o'clock in the morning, and I would say it was between 7:20 and 7:45 because it was—it just got to be a routine.
Mr. Jenner. Does your memory serve you sufficiently as to whether these purchases or visits included midweek days? That is, let's take Monday through Thursday. Would there be any on those days?
Mr. Hutchison. No, sir; I couldn't say. I couldn't pinpoint the day. I know that—that it was between—there would be a day or two between, or maybe three between.
Mr. Jenner. Would your memory serve you as to whether—let's take one day—there was any degree of regularity of this person's visits to your market on Monday?
Mr. Hutchison. No; no—I couldn't pinpoint Monday. No, sir.
Mr. Jenner. You are open on Sunday, you say. Do you recall this gentleman you have in mind ever having visited and made purchases on Sunday morning?
Mr. Hutchison. No; no, sir. We do very, very little business up until 9 o'clock. They'd just be occasionally a drop-in for a, say, a package of cigarettes or something like that.
Mr. Jenner. I see.
Mr. Hutchison. Sunday morning is very quiet, sir. I think I'd have recognized him on Sunday.
Mr. Jenner. All right. We can eliminate Sunday?