Mr. Jenner. As to whether he had a telephone or not?
Mr. Bargas. No.
Mr. Jenner. Was he married—did he have a family?
Mr. Bargas. The only thing—he was married but he never stated—he never said what nationality his wife was or anything like that. As a matter of fact, he never—we never communicated that much. In other words, we didn't talk—we didn't communicate between each other that much.
Once or twice I tried to talk with him, you know, we usually try to find out how the employees are getting along, whether they like their jobs they are working at and if not, then we try to place them in a different position, and I make them satisfactory and that way I feel that a man can put out more.
Mr. Jenner. That's right.
Mr. Bargas. And so, I tried to talk to him once or twice and all I would get "yes", "no" and that was it, and as long as I gave him the job he went and done it as everybody else in the plant, so I didn't have no grudge on him or nothing at all. I assigned him a job and he done it and I was satisfied.
Mr. Jenner. He was a somewhat uncommunicative person?
Mr. Bargas. Yes, sir.
Mr. Jenner. But this did not interfere with his work?