Mr. Jenner. Now, I am interested in that—that is a normal inquiry made, is it, of persons seeking employment?
Mr. Statman. Yes; because there are certain geographical areas in Dallas that are not accessible by bus transportation, so when we get an order in this area we know that the applicant has to have his own transportation or he wouldn't be readily available for the job.
Mr. Jenner. Does it mean not only that he does not have an automobile to drive, but that he is unable to drive one, even if one is furnished?
Mr. Statman. No.
Mr. Jenner. It means only that he does not have that type of transportation available?
Mr. Statman. No; this bus transportation means only that in the event that he would get a job, he would have to get to the job by bus transportation.
Mr. Jenner. All right.
Mr. Statman. There is no indication that he can't get a car at a later date?
Mr. Jenner. There is no indication by that in what I am interested, of whether he is able or not able to drive an automobile.
Mr. Statman. No; it just describes the motor transportation that he would have to employ in commuting to his work.