Mr. CRAFARD. I believe it was something on the price of advertisement on TV, for a TV advertisement or something of that sort. Mr. GRIFFIN. And what makes you think that it was the price of a TV ad? Mr. CRAFARD. Mostly this next line hasn’t got anything on it. It has been erased. I believe I erased it, 150 for 1 minute, and I recall this 150 for 1 minute was in connection with a TV advertisement. I don’t remember whether I made the call or whether Jack made the call or what. Mr. GRIFFIN. After the line 150 for 1 minute, which is partially erased, there is an entry “Names of record shops where it can be bought.” Mr. CRAFARD. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. What does that refer to? Mr. CRAFARD. I am not sure of what it does refer to, sir. Probably a record of some kind that Jack was wanting to get ahold of. Mr. GRIFFIN. Is that in your handwriting? Mr. CRAFARD. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you recall any records that Jack was interested in buying? Mr. CRAFARD. He was buying records and bought a lot of records he gave away as prizes in the club. Mr. GRIFFIN. What kind of records were they? Mr. CRAFARD. Such records as, Belly Dancer and Striptease for Your Husband. Rusty Warren records and such as that. Mr. GRIFFIN. So they were what you might call party records? Mr. CRAFARD. Yes; party records. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did Jack show an interest in any other kind of records besides party records. Mr. CRAFARD. Not for the club that I ever saw. Mr. GRIFFIN. How about for other purposes? Mr. CRAFARD. I don’t remember him ever saying anything about records for anything else. Mr. GRIFFIN. That concludes the back part of page 6. We will turn over to the front part of page 7. There are some entries there. Are those entries all in your handwriting? Mr. CRAFARD. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. The first entry is Joe Roskydall. Mr. CRAFARD. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Would you tell us again who Joe Roskydall is? Mr. CRAFARD. The name Roskydall is the last name of a friend of mine. This Joe was a number in the phone number I called when I was trying to locate this friend of mine. Mr. GRIFFIN. What is your friend’s first name. Mr. CRAFARD. Robert Roskydall. Mr. GRIFFIN. And was Robert living with Joe Roskydall? Mr. CRAFARD. No; I figured they might be related. He had been around Dallas for quite a while and I thought they might be related in some way. Mr. GRIFFIN. There is something written on the next line after Joe Roskydall. What is that? Mr. CRAFARD. It looks like Benning, EV 1-6260. Mr. GRIFFIN. Does that have any connection with Joe Roskydall? Mr. CRAFARD. I don’t believe so. Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you recall what Benning was? Mr. CRAFARD. No, sir. Mr. GRIFFIN. What is written on the next line? Mr. CRAFARD. W. J. Groveland, DA 1-5178. Mr. GRIFFIN. Is that a person? Mr. CRAFARD. I believe so; yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Who was that? Mr. CRAFARD. I don’t recall. Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you recall how that entry came to be? Mr. CRAFARD. No, sir. Mr. GRIFFIN. There is another entry there.