It may be just as important to us that you remember very little, because it was not extraordinary, as your remembering something particular about it. Give us what you now recall took place.
Mr. Bargas. Well, the only thing that I remember taking place was him coming into the plant.
Mr. Jenner. And he came to see you—or he was directed to you?
Mr. Bargas. He was directed to me, and he came in and I gave him an application to fill out and we talked and I gave him instructions of what I expected of the men when he came to be employed there.
Mr. Jenner. Would you tell us as best you can now recall that conversation—what you told him—what did you expect, what did you say to him that you expected?
Mr. Bargas. Well, I have three basic rules that I go by—one, is that I expect a man to be there on time and I expect him, when he punches in in the morning to be prepared to work, and if he is going to be absent for any reason at all, I expect him to call in in the morning before 10 o'clock which is one of our company rules, and then I went along stating what he would be doing, where he would be working——
Mr. Jenner. All right, tell us what you said to him, in substance.
Mr. Bargas. What I said to him in substance probably was—I usually tell them, "You will be working in this department," and——
Mr. Jenner. Which department?
Mr. Bargas. The turbine department.