Mr. Griffin. I am going to show you what has been marked as “Exhibit 5302,” and unless I indicate to the contrary, all of these exhibits have been used in the deposition of Andrew Armstrong. That is a photograph of a man. Do you recognize that man?
Mr. Senator. No; is he a Dallas man? I don’t know that man.
Mr. Griffin. Then I hand you Exhibit 5303-A, and I would like you to look over that photograph. It is actually a series of about 12 small photos. Can you tell me if you recognize anybody in there?
Mr. Senator. Well, I know it is the Carousel. These prints are pretty small for my eyesight. I have seen him. I don’t know who he is, but I have seen him.
Mr. Griffin. You are indicating a fat, obese man?
Mr. Senator. Yes; I have seen him.
Mr. Griffin. Where have you seen him?
Mr. Senator. At the Carousel. I believe these occurred, I think, when they were having—what do you call that now? I think when they were giving prizes away, if I am not mistaken, on this particular time, and then sometimes they would have on Friday or Saturday, Saturday night, amateur hour.
Mr. Griffin. This would be amateur strippers?
Mr. Senator. Once in a while—there was one girl who would always bring up, after she got through she would always bring up one fellow to do the twist. Now this wasn’t every night; only this one girl when she was on.