Mr. Jenner. It was paid—on what date?
Mr. Hulen. It was 11-12-62, the last payment. The first payment was made on 9-10-58, wait a minute, I am wrong. It was then when he joined, the first payment was 9-20. In other words, that 9-10 was their billing date and he joined on 9-2 and they billed him on 9-10, and his second payment which was supposed to have been paid in 30 days was paid on 11-12-58. I'm sorry, but I'm not too familiar with this. I'm just groping here myself. This is handled in another office. You will notice that the date due here was 9-10-59, again, you see, and this will denote what happened and his next is—there are several periods that he wasn't active, as you will notice there.
Mr. Jenner. Yes; I noticed it. Now, it would appear that the first two columns, the date due and amount represent entries of sums to be paid?
Mr. Hulen. Correct.
Mr. Jenner. And the second set of columns under the heading "Payments," indicates payments that were made?
Mr. Hulen. That's correct.
Mr. Jenner. Now, as to this initial fee, it was due on the 10th of September 1958, in the amount of $65, and then in the next two columns that he paid on September 2, $30, and he paid on November 12, $35 or a total then by that time of $65, that had been billed or was to have been paid by September 10?
Mr. Hulen. Yes, sir.
Mr. Jenner. He actually completed his payment on November 12?
Mr. Hulen. Yes, sir.