Mr. Dean. My first assignments were made just prior to our searching the basement. They were Officer Vaughn. R. E. Vaughn I assigned to the Main Street ramp, which is the north ramp entering the basement. Officer Patterson, B. G. Patterson to the Commerce Street ramp, which is the exit onto Commerce Street. These men were to be—were assigned to the top of these ramps. Officer Brock was assigned to the elevator in the basement. Officer Nelson was assigned in the hall at the jail doors. Well, in—at the jail window.
Mr. Hubert. What is that?
Mr. Dean. This is "Commerce ramp".
All right, now, Officer Jez, I assigned him with Patterson at the Commerce Street ramp.
Mr. Hubert. Now, of course, these notes are not exactly like that. You have added a few words, but let the record show that there is—displayed to me a paper which has, in substance, all that Mr. Dean has testified to.
Mr. MacMasters. You are interpolating your notes, aren't you?
Mr. Dean. Yes, sir; and adding initials and—yes, sir. These two other men here, I don't know which one for sure, but they are Reserve Officers Fred A. Briederdorf, it looks like [spelling] B-r-i-e-d-e-r—or, B-e-r-d-r-f, and also another man by the name of Hunt, initials of which I don't know, or the first name.
They were assigned to the basement, and I think that one of these two men I assigned to the entrance into the basement, or the machinery room.
Mr. Hubert. There is a word here.
Mr. Dean. Reserve.