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    "ocrText": "C-2-34,030\nPage 4\n¡Rev.3-3-50)\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA' TON\nou\nlier. suby,\ncalt.\nstates, espected\nDate December 20, 1963\n(1)\nA about\nJack was\nthit\nage look\nGEORGE SENATOR, c/o Carousel Club, 1312 1/2 Commerce Street, Dallas,\nzpor, List:\nTexas, furnished the following information:\nJack sain is\niné hund\nHe came to Dallas about May 15, 1954, and first net JACK RUBY about\nnot see Buny\n1955. He believes this was at the time RUBY was assisting in the operation\nof the Vegas Club. RUBY was only a casual acquaintance until about March, or\ncolltation =:\nApril, 1962. He would see him only infrequently when he happened to moet him\nso or. the\nin the business añea of Dallas or at a restaurant or night club. On those\neccasions he would talk to him for only a shout period o: time. About March\ncant some\nHe alded\nc. April, 1962, SENATOR was out of work and about out of funds. RUBY invited\n000 for chree\nhin to stay in his apartment, which was located on South Marsalis, exact\naddress unrecalled. Mr. SENATOR stayed with RUBY for appreximately five or six\ncome to the\nhad not\nmonths at this address, and during this period assisted RUBY in the operation\ncE the Carousel Club by acting as a cashier or taking tickets at the doop.\nsheba, :0\nstaticn\nAbout August or September, 1962, SENATOR begen operating the Texas Post Card\nfact thet ho\nCempany and noved to the Grandbury Apartments, located on Maple Street, MR. RUBY\nwas con-\nzemained at the South Marsalis address. SENATOR would still help cut occasionally\nth that\nat the Carousel Club on weekends and special occasions.\n0:° his bead.\nIn the latter part of November, 1932, SENATOR moved into Apartment\n: all tines\n205, located at:223 South Ewing with a Mr. STANTON CORBIT, a buyer for Titche's\ncoth the C.-\nDepartment Store. He told JACK RUBY about the new apartments and RUBY moved\nthe carrico\ninto Apartment 207 in the latter part of November, 1962.\ntive\nAbout August, 1963, CORBIT got married and left SENATOR with all\nef the rent to pay on his apartment. He was unable to handle the entire\namount by himself and at the invitation of RUBY, moved into Apartment 207\nwith RUBY about the first week in November, 1963. He was still living with\nhin at the time of RUBY's arrest.\nMr. SENATOR advised that during the period he has lived next door\nto and with RUBY, he can recall only one trip out of town made by RUBY. On\nthis occasion RUBY was having trouble with his competitors over AGVA requirements\non amateur hours put on at the burlesque shows. He did not feel that his\ncompetitors were following the rules set forth by AGVA and this was hurting his\nbusiness. RUBY went to New York City to talk to the officers of AGVA concerning\nthis situation, Mr. SENATOR believes that on this same trip RUBY first took\na young dog to CANDY BARR in the vicinity of Houston, Texas, prior to flying on\nto New York. To the best of SENATOR's knowledge, RUBY made this trip alone,\nand was gone for about three or four days. SENATOR does not know where RUBY\nEx.No.5403\nSENATOR,Geo.\nDeposition_\nWashington D.C. 1.-22-64\n1\nun 12/19/63\nDallas, Texas\nFilo F\nDL\n44-1639\nat\n590\n.bnm\nby\nSpacial RALPH E. RANLINGS and JAMES F, GLONEK Data dictated 12/20/63\ndocument containa neither recommendations nor conclusiona of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and La loaned to\nscency; 11 and ite contenta are not to be distributed cutaide your agancy.\n87\n,\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5403\n437"
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