Mr. Steele. Yes, sir.
Mr. Jenner. All right, what happened?
Mr. Steele. This gentleman came up and introduced himself to me.
Mr. Jenner. What did he look like?
Mr. Steele. It was Oswald, he turned out to be. He introduced himself and asked me if I would like to make a couple of dollars.
Mr. Jenner. Did he introduce himself as Lee Harvey Oswald?
Mr. Steele. Well, I couldn't tell you that. I presume he did, but that's only presumption on my part. I don't remember names too well; just faces, and that's about all, so then after he asked me if I would like to make some money, I asked him, "Doing what?" and he said, "Passing out these leaflets in front of the Trade Mart Building," and I said, "About how long will it take?" and he said, "About 15 or 20 minutes at the most." I figured $2 for 20 minutes, and I am going on vacation next week, that could come in handy, and so I said, "All right," that I would go over there and do it, and so in the meantime Charlene had come back. She had finished her test, and she had to go back to the school board building to see some guy that she saw before about the job, so I brought her over to that gentleman, and then I went back over to the Trade Mart Building, where he and another fellow came up, and he handed me these leaflets, so I just started passing them out.
Mr. Jenner. Did you look at them before you started passing them out?
Mr. Steele. No; I didn't look at them. I have walked down Canal Street myself a lot of times, and somebody has handed me a leaflet like that, and I just take it, and most of the time I just throw it in the nearest trash can; I don't read them.
Mr. Jenner. Did you have a sign, or was anybody carrying a sign there?