Mr. Statman. It looks like "a" to me.
Mr. Jenner. F-r-a-n-c-e [spelling]. We'll let Mr. Davis look at it.
Mr. Davis. I think it is French, F-r-e-n-c-h [spelling]. It's French in the writing.
Mr. Statman. I'm talking about the typing now—the typing is "a."
Mr. Davis. Well, the typing is "a," but it looks like the writing is French.
Mr. Statman. I was just talking about the typing. I'm just discussing the typing with you now.
Mr. Jenner. Okay, it is 757 France Street in typing. Following that is French Street, stricken out, that is in longhand, and above the strike-out is 2515 West Fifth, in longhand, and below that is "Irving, Texas."
Mr. Statman. The reason I am making a differentiation between that, is that the typing of it was done in New Orleans because that is where this document was originally issued.
Mr. Jenner. Why was it originally issued in New Orleans?
Mr. Statman. Because he was in New Orleans filing an interstate claim against Texas.