Mr. Stuckey. Yes. And then I thought after doing that I could take some excerpts out for a 5-minute program, and then ask the management at the station if they would be interested in running the whole thing in toto as a demonstration of the line of this organization. So this was the decision I made before the broadcast.
I drew up a lengthy list of questions, and then I met him that afternoon about 5 o'clock at the studios of WDSU, 520 Royal Street, New Orleans.
Mr. Jenner. That is in the French Quarter, is it not?
Mr. Stuckey. In the French Quarter. He was dressed exactly as he is shown in this picture.
Mr. Jenner. Garner Exhibit No. 1.
Mr. Stuckey. Which is Exhibit No. 1, short-sleeved dress shirt with a tie, a black looseleaf notebook under his arm. There were no preliminary remarks particularly. We just went immediately into the studio. It was at this point that he gave me this pamphlet.
Mr. Jenner. Stuckey Exhibit No. 1.
Mr. Stuckey. Yes.
Mr. Jenner. Is that correct?
Mr. Stuckey. That is correct. And we were seated—this conversation was witnessed or listened to by an engineer in WDSU by the name of Al Campin.