Mr. Griffin. Did you know Buckmaster, had you had some connection?
Mr. Fehrenbach. I had a sister living in Glendale and she had said something to Bob Buckmaster that her brother was a jeweler and I had corresponded on two or three occasions with Bob Buckmaster and he wrote to me and said he would like for me to come to work for him.
Mr. Griffin. Prior to the time you were a taxi driver in Muncie, what did you do?
Mr. Fehrenbach. I was in business in Jacksonville, Fla., for approximately—I was in business for myself but there again I don’t remember—it seems like it was only 1 year because I only had books for 1 year I believe it was or possibly 2, but I think I only had the income tax record for the business there for 1 year, I believe.
Mr. Griffin. Let’s try to make some computations here then. You went to Oregon in about March of 1959.
Mr. Fehrenbach. Yes.
Mr. Griffin. For the 6 months previous to that you were in Muncie?
Mr. Fehrenbach. Right, 6 to 9 months.
Mr. Griffin. Which would take you back to the summer perhaps of 1958.
Mr. Fehrenbach. Right.