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OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY PARISH OF ORLEANS
RACKETS DIVISION
DATE
ACTION TAKEN
A.D.A.
SENATOR, GEORGE
KP 28372 A
CHECK LIST FOR CLOSING FILES
Closed by
1. Closed to All Defendants.
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2. Closed in General Docket Book (Clerk's Office) . ( )
Date
3. Index Card Closed.
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Washington D.C.
april
Georg Santer, Deposited
in
5400
_11 of visa perfe.
AFFIDAVIT IN ANY FACT
Buil Thaffin
is appreciation
OF TEXAS
Herry Secator
OF DALLAS
in protes
WORE ME,
William
.000 of time
Public in and for sold County, State of Texas, on this day personally oppoared
wills producto,
correctly;
Semitor, 2/0/30, 223 So. Ewing, Apt. 207, to 2 5601, 3016 Code: Springs, no
business phone.
:: the viole
bymoday sworn. on each deposit and soys:
Do
will
Incm Junio Daty clost 0 years. I first lived with Jack in 2902 for 5 or 6
aloctic
at the Narcalic FL. 02 And apartments, I have lived with Jack this tino since
of 1963. Early last saturity norming about 3:00 AS Jack woke = up. ::0
about President Monnedy being billed. Jack told CO that to had born one
COOD to run = ad in the paper stating his club would to closed Friday,
and Sunday in accepy of the Tresident. Jack paid 10 would hurs him money
locallo
on
to just could the open up with the Procident cond, I could tall Juck was
1000 hape given
the Prosident's donth hard and he kept reporting ha felt corry for the Proci-
== happy to day
family. Jack the too and to 89 to bod and he delt = to 80 cub and have caffee
To word to the Southland hotel for cofice and I had DODO coffee and Jack
vico to Fy
grapafrait juich, No noted 11:0 no = started and shoolted and TO mont on
Ched who the first time I over saw tears in his eyes. I got cut of bod ===
creaing and wells Jack to about 10:00 02 10:30 M. to not had TV and had coffee,
sill 1 and and very sorry for the Prodident's family. I had code things to do
left the house cround noon. I nont brois todo chout 7:00 7.1 and Jack was'nt
I ate C Mit and word book out. : got back home about 30:30 saturday evening
ingoon
this home. Jack told = he had to 20 to the club and check up on consthing.
C.: to Bod. hea I = =2 this norning d'out 9:00 AM Sholt ==0 cheoping. Juels
milling around and No not W. I could tell Jack tos brooding and ctill
=>. to unterged a church serzon on T. V. and Jack kept repeating about the
family and how costy to falt for = Fennady. Around 20:30 M to told
= going to take Choba, his dog down to the club where the rest of his dogs
Jack the Inft ond I did'nt 0.0 him any 1070. I went down to the Estwall on
street and had oddo coffou, Thile I was it the Entwall I heard Jack Ruby bad
Conald, I have ca = Jock's pistol and the list time I DAW it TWO Thursday night,
X.:
XXXXX
Gerry Senaton
AND
SWORN
TO
BEFORE
2400 DAY
OF
November
ME
THIS
A.D. 1983
William
Natury Public Dates County. Twaca
Semingsen
Ex.No.5400
SINATOR,Coo.
Deposition
3001
Washington, D.C. 4-22-64
Attch. #7
58
nued
SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5400
427
2
3-2-593
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
DL 44-1639
Date 21/24/63
RUB
of any type a:
He travelled
his time in Do
GEORGE (NIN) SENATOR was interviewed at the Dallas
some 14 or 15
Police Department and Cave the following information:
RUSI
Ho has known JACK LEON RUBY for approximately the
and nover even
past eight years, having nothim when he (SENATOR) started
any indication
going to the Vegas Club operated by RUBY on Onl: Lawn Avenue
left in his th
in Dallas. He had only casual association with him, mostly
is Jewish, fee
only as a patron to his club, from that time on up until
(SENATOR) does
approximately three years ago. Thoreafter, ho considered
hinself to have been much closer to RUBY, but in this regard
any sort, espe
could not explain why he considered hinsolf closer during the
tstrikes?agains
past three years than the time before that ho know RUBY. Eo
SENATOR was un
added he occasionally, when low on funds, would be asked by
as his persona
RUBY to come and stay a day or two with him until do got back
of a minority
on his feet, but be claims he never actually lived with him
until about November 1, 1963, when he noved into the apartment
When
02 RUBY, Apartment 207, 223 South Ewing, Dallas, Texas.
KENNEDY were G
dation or exub
RUBY has nover been married and has never shown any
fino thing the
special interest in girls. He has never had a steady girl
cation of havi:
friend.
toward the KENN
knowledge, or a
His employment throughout the time SENATOR has known
him has been as a tavern operator. Shortly after SENATOR
RUBY
first net him, RUBY opened the Sovereign Club on the second
by saying it wa
floor of the building on the southeast corner of Field and
although occasi
Commerce in downtown Dollas. This venture was unsuccessful
and about two or two and = half years ago the Sovereign Club
the club and hi
was discontinued and the Carousel Club started as a "girlio"
sum of money on
show ostablishment. RUBY had a partner in the operation of
concerning this
the Sovereign Club, but SENATOR is unable to furnish this indi-
practiced with
vidual's name. SENATOR can state only that he believes RUBY
for self-protec
to be the solo owner and operator of the present Carousel Club.
:0 SENATOR.
RUSY actively manages the Carousel Club, although
SENAT
he still, so for as SENATOR knows, owns the Vegas Club. As to
friend" and des
the latter, RUDY goes there only periodically to check on the
rate of others
management of the place or to take over occasionally as master
quently take SC
of ceremonies.
him for a short
EX.No.5401
SENATOR,Geo.
hard luck". SE
Deposition
to be vicious C
Washington, D.C. 4-22-64
4
11/24/63
on
of
Dallas, Texas VIE
File $
DL 44-1639
by Special Agent
KENNETH C. HOWE
/
mac
Date
dictated 11/24/63
296
This document containe nother racommendations nor conclusions of the FDI. it Le the property of the FD: and is loaned to
your spency: It and Its content* not to be distributed culdide your agency.
KERO!
EXCRO
COPY
SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5401
428
2
DL 44-1639
RUBY belongs to no clubs, societies, or organizations
of any type and has no "connections" anywhere outside Dallas.
He travelled very, very infrequently and spent practically all
his time in Dallas, having been here as SENATOR understands,
some 14 or 15 years.
RUSY never expressed any special political preferences
the
and never even discussed political matters sufficienty to give
cd
any indication as to whether he might be to the right or to the
10
left in his thinking. SENATOR was of the opinion RUBY, since he
tly
is Jewish, feels somewhat the same on things of this type as he
(SENATOR) does; 1. e., a Jew has no right to express opinions of
any sort, especially when he is in business, since he has enough
gard
(strikes"against him just being a Jew. In pursuit of this idea,
the
SENATOR was unable to state RUBY was materially affected so far
EG
as his personality was concerned, by his position as a member
by
of a minority race.
back
his
stment
When it was definitely decided President and Mrs.
KENNEDY were going to visit Dallas, RUBY showed no special
dation or exuberance and although he evidently thought it W&S a
= any
fine thing the President was coming to Dallas, he gave no indi-
:1
cation of having any particularly strong feelings or attachments
toward the KENNEDYS, and certainly never had any personal contact,
knowledge, or acquaintanceship with them.
known
02
RUBY owned a revolver which SENATOR could describe only
and
by saying it was black. This was kept at the Carousel Club,
=d
although occasionally RUBY would carry it back and forth between
ful
Club
the club and his home because he usually carried a fairly large
lic"
sum of money on him. SENATOR never had any special discussions
of
concerning this weapon with RUBY, never heard him say he shot 1t,
S indi-
practiced with it, or had any special reason for having it, except
RUBY
for self-protection. He had no other firearms of any type known
: Club.
to SENATOR.
SENATOR on some occasions would refer to RUBY as a "boy
is to
friend" and described him as extremely good-hearted and conside-
the
rate of others and in this regard SENATOR said RUBY would fre-
quently take some acquaintance or casual friend home to stay with
him for a short time because this individual was having a "bit of
hard luck". SENATOR has no knowledge that RUBY would be inclined
to be vicious or prone to cause physical harm to anyone.
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24/63
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297
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SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5401-Continued
429
3
4
DL 44-1639
DD 44-163
On the morning of November 22, 1963, RUBY was still at
apartment when SENATOR left to go to work. When SENATOR returned
SENATOR I:
the apartment about 9 or 10o'clock that evening, RUBY was not there
vas take
SENATOR went to bed and was awakened at about 3 or 4 o'clock in
morning of November 23, 1963, byrusy, upon his (RUBY's) return to
apartment. SENATOR has no accurate idea as to where RUBY had book
1963, SIN
all day but does know that because of the shooting of the President
Zatwell R
RUBY had, as had many businessmon in Dallas, closed his business.
arrived :
SENATOR had some recollection RUBY said he had been at his sister's
door be o
home for awhile.
shot. He
having th
RUBY was patently upset and emotionally disturbed by the
after the
shooting of the President, gave the appearance of having been weed:
= local t.
and as 2 matter of fact, did cry occasionally while ho sat and to
the name C
with SENATOR about the shooting. SENATOR has no recollection 02
dumbfounds
special comments made by RUBY other than the shooting was a terrill,
while he
thing".
Street, D:
was not a:
After SENATOR and RUBY talked for awhile in the apartment
attorney :
they got into a car and came downtown to a coffee shop of the Souts.
there the
land Hotel for a cup of coffee, this being about 4:30 or 5 o'clost
had been :
on the morning of November 23, 1963. They talked considerably
SUNATOR th
this time of the shooting and after spending 10 or 15 minutes as
they could
coffee shop, they returned to the apartment on South Ewing and
to bed. SENATOR arose later on the morning of November 23, 1963
left the apartment between 11 and 1 o'clock, to the best of his
upset by a
lection, and at this time RUBY was still there. He does not recall
the killin
any special conversation they had prior to his leaving, although
had such a
was still apparently feeling very badly about the killing of the
make any r
ident.
feeling fo:
have been :
When SENATOR returned to the apartment on the evening of
to give an:
November 23, 1963, RUBY was there. SENATOR describes his condition
say "Ho Bus
at that time as "brooding". They talked briefly; but SENATOR has
:
recollection of what they talked about. Shortly thereafter, RUDY
Club and 0:
left to "go down and see how things are at the club", although
COWALD and
the club was closed. SENATOR went to bed and does not know when
these place
RUBY came in.
shooting o:
RUBY and SENATOR arose on November 24 and SENATOR noticed
DADO at no:
RUBY had brought one of four dogs which he ordinarily keeps at :::0
ledge of oz
Carousel Club home with him. At about 10:30 a.m., RUBY left the
pay OSWALD
apartment with the statement he was going to "take the dog to the
club". SENATOR denies any knowledge of subsequent
activities of RUBY until he heard of his having shot OSWALD.
4
298
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SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5401-Continued
430
4
DL 44-1639
still at
The only thing, therefore,
SENATOR knew RUBY was going to do when he left the apartment
R returned
was take the dog back down to the club.
25 not there
'clock in
At around 11 'clock on the morning of November 24,
return to
1963, SENATOR left the apartment and went downtown to the
:BY had beez
Entwell Restaurant on Main Street to eat. He estimates he
he Presider:
business.
arrived there at approximately 11:30 and as he walked in the
his sister's
door he overheard one of the waitresses say OSWALD had been
shot. He remembers asking the waitress "Who shot him?" and
having the waitress answer she did not know. Shortly there-
rbed by the
after the waitress told SENATOR that OSWALD had been shot by
g been weepi:
a local tavern operator and a short while after that he learned
sat and tall
the name of this individual to be JACK RUBY. He said he was
ection of any
dumbfounded and did not know what to do, but after a short
AS a terrible
while he went to the telephone and called JIM MARTIN, Gladiolus
Street, Dallas, an attorney whom ho knew. He said this attorney
was not at home, so he got into his car and drove to the
attorney's house to wait for his return. When he arrived
he apartment
of the South-
there the attorney was present and had also learned JACK RUBY
= 5 o'clock
bad been involved in the shooting of OSWALD. The attorney and
derably
SENATOR then proceeded to the City Jail to see what, if anything,
they could do in connection with the situation.
inutes at the
ing and weat
SENATOR never saw RUBY so emotionally disturbed and
23, 1963,
upset by anything during the time he knew him as RUBY was by
t of his recc:
the killing of the President. SENATOR does not know why this
$ not recall
had such an intense effect on RUBY since he had never heard RUBY
although
make any remarks in the past which would indicate any closer
1g of the Pre:
feeling for the KENNEDYS than RUBY/had for anyone else who might
have been President of the United States. SENATOR was unable
to give any reason for RUBY's killing of OSWALD other than to
evening of
say "He must have thought an awful lot of President KENNEDY".
is condition
NATOR has =
SENATOR helped out occasionally around the Carousel
Iter, RUBY
Club and occasionally visited the Vegas Club, but never knew LEE
though
OSWALD and has no knowledge LEE OSWALD ever visited either of
now when
these places. In the many discussions with RUBY following the
shooting of President KENNEDY, no mention was made of OSWALD's
TOR noticed
name at any time and RUBY gave no indication of having any know-
ledge of or acquaintanceship with OSWALD. He never heard RUBY
eps at the
say OSWALD had ever visited oither one of the clubs in which
left the
og to the
ALD.
4
299
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XERO)
SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5401-Continued
431
5
DL 44-1639
RUBY was interested. There was nothing which happened between
the shooting of President KENNEDY and RUBY's shooting of QSWALD
which gave SENATOR any inkling RUBY had in mind the shooting of
OSWALD when he left the apartment on the morning of November 24
1963, or anytime prior to that. Ho 1s unable to state when
RUBY's intention to shoot OSWALD might have been formulated.
Research
At no time they were discussing the killing of
KENNEDY did RUBY ever make any remark he thought someone should
shoot OSWALD or anything special should happen to OSWALD, other
Terms
than he be tried and given what he deserved.
Einer %. Moore
SENATOR has no knowledge of RUBY's having had any con-
federates or confidants. with respect to his action in shooting
OSWALD. SENATOR has no reason to believe RUBY did have any con-
federates or confidants. He is of the opinion RUBY's actions
were impulsive and not planned for any great length of time prior
Results
to their execution.
roommat
SENATOR believes most of RUBY's family lived in Chicago
DETAILS OR
but, as carlier stated, he has no knowledge RUBY has any connection
Reference ::
there or any other place in the United States in any kind of
business way, legal or illegal. RUBY has a sister in Dallas,
Goorge (1001)
EVA GRANT, who is either divorced from her husband or a widow.
complete
SENATOR does not know the address of EVA GRANT.
of -
1933, for the
According to SENATOR, at no time during the above
Jack Biby, who she
chronology, from the shooting of President KENNEDY to the last
time SENATOR saw RUBY before the shooting of OSWALD was there
George Senate
any evidence RUBY was under the influence of alcohol or narcotics.
:::: York on Septe
To SENATOR's knowledge, RUSY was a non-user of alcohol and was
another brother at
never known to use narcotics of any kind. SENATOR denied any
Caty, He complete
=: Gloversville
knowledge of any mental disorder of any kind in RUBY's history.
factory, for
=: times. About
:02 about one year
restaurant. He
dustry. About 193
neighbors, the Sc
as a kito
both New York Cit,
2
4
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300
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SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5401-Continued
432
Weshington D.S.
april 122 1734
590
roma No.
Giorge Someter examition
(7-1-00)
UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE
GSY02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
J
ned between
Bunt thefter
of
is of OSWALD
shooting of
CRISIN
Field
OFFICE Dallas
FILE NO. 00-2-34,030
November 24,
n/a OF CASE
STATUS
TITLE OR CAPTION
te when
mulated.
Protective Research
Continued
Assassination of President Kennedy,
illing of
AUSTINATION MADE AT
PERIOD COVERED
Dallas, Texas
eone should
Dallas, Texas
December 3, 1963
George Senator
WALD, other
EVIESTIGATION MADE BY
SA Elmer V. Moore
had any con-
DETAILS
in shooting
ave any con-
SYNOPSIS
extrad
's actions
of time prior
Results of interview with George Senator, Puby's
roommate.
DETAILS OF INVESTICATION
ad in Chicago
ay connection
Reference is made to previous reports.
kind of
Dallas,
George (1001) Senator (White; male; 5-78; 192; brown eyes; brown-grey
a widow.
hair; CASH complexion, mole left check; appendectomy scar, cut scar tip of
ring of left hand) was interviewed at the Dallas Office December 3,
1963, for the purpose of ascertaining his background and association with
above
Jack Ruby, who shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald.
the last
as there
George Senator stated that he was born of Jewish parents at Gloversville,
or narcotics.
New York on September 4, 1913. He has one brother living in Gloversville,
1 and was
another brother at Rochester, and three married sisters living in New York
nied any
City. He completed his formal education upon graduation from grammar school
$ history.
at Gloversville in June 1929. He went to New York City and worked in a hat
factory, for Westorn Union, in the wholesale silk industry, and was unamployed
at times. About 1932 he developed lung trouble and returned to Goversville
for about one year, part of which he worked for 2 brother who operated a small
restaurant. He returned to New York City and again worked in the silk in-
dustry. About 1934 he again returned to Gloversville and left there with
neighbors, the Sebring family, to so to Florida. He worked at Miami in various
rescrts as a kitchen worker. Between 1934 and 1941 he lived and worked in
both New York City and Miami.
+1/22/60
FIFTH DIR
Cn August 21, 1941, he entered the Army Air Force and was assigned
4/22/6 12,006,042. He served mainly as an abrial armourer with the (5th Bomber
:
Command, 433rd Code In Australia and Pacific Theater during World Mar II.
ASTRIBUTION 1
REPORT MADE BY
Chief
Orig. & 2
Elmer W. Maa590 CRSN
DATE
12-7-63
Dallas
2
SPECIALAGENT
APPROVED
DATE
12-7-63
Ex.No.5402
SENATOR,Geo.
Deposition
CONTINUE ON PLAIN
Washington, D.C. 4-22-64
SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5402
433
CO-2-34,030
Page 2
He was discharged as a Staff Sergeant on September 9, 1945.
be at Carol-Stre
shooting of Proo
He then operated a lunch counter in New York City for about one year.
cloo did that de
In January 1946, he married Shirley Baron of the Bronx. A son, Robert, was
He returned to
born of this marriage on October 6, 1947. Ho was divorced in 1956 in Dallas
doesents
DIGN'T
and his former wife later married a men named Woxler:
At about 3:
room and woke his
Senator went to Mini in 1947 and worked as a lunch countorman for about
that :.o had Doug
two years. He then because a dress salcoman for the Roha Manufacturing Company
President. May
of Milwaukee for about nine months. The next ten years he sold dresses for
Club and told M
Smoler Bros. of Chicago and moved to Dallas for that company about May 1954.
in front of the
He traveled considerably as a clothing salesman out of Dallas until about
CO some place wi
1959 - 1960. He then worked at odd jobs and in selling various lines, includ-
picked up Larry
inz novelities for the Volume Sales Co. of Dallas. He worked for Jack Ruby at
Rulion book three
the Carousel Club from March to August 1962, and at various other short periods
Sundor said the
since. He is presently a salesman of colored post cards for Dexter Press, West
not understand
Nyack, New York.
whoever they MAY
X was carryin
questions wire
About one and one-half years ago, Senator moved into Card apartment with
that Puby = A.
Jack Ruby, however, he stayed only about five months. He explained that Ruby
did not spell =
"isn't very neat about the house." Senator then moved into the Grandbury
hinself. They V.
Apartments on Maple Avenue with Stanton Corbat, a dress buyer. In November,
drinking grapefr
Corbat and Senator moved to Apartment 206, 223 S. Ewing Street, next to Ruby
about is. Chey
who by then occupied Apartment 207. Corbat married on August 10, 1963, and
on Invay Street
on November 1, 1963, Senator moved into Apartment 207 with Ruby. The apart-
Ruby action him
ment had a living-dining room, kitchen, bath and two bedrooms and rented for
the number of 22
$125.00 a month.
be did not know
Ruby's questions
the Chrousel Club
Senator stated that Ruby is a big-hearted man who has helped many people
mately 5:00 A.M.
who were down on their luck. He said that Ruby was very emotional and, al-
though he did not appear to be very religious, took his faith very seriously,
Senator of
observing all the Orthodox Jewish Holidays and particularly the memorial
They fisted breat
services for the dead. Ruby, he said, was a clean living man; did not smoke;
emotional and ::
rarely drank; liked to exercise by bar bells with occasional golf and swimming;
and his children
and was concerned about the fact that Senator drank too much in his opinion.
by Cawald. Injoy
could not recall
Senator said he had heard rumors since "the trouble" that Ruby is a honosexual
repeated over as
and felt that such ideas cast a reflection him as he had lived with Ruby. He
the entire Kenne
said he could assure anyone that Ruby is not a homosexual and has a normal
man's interest in women. Ruby has no firm political convictions but regarded
Senator 202
himself as a Democrat. Senator said Ruby was a man who liked people and had
alternoon shoppi
a strong desire to be liked. He sometimes talked rough but actually was a
with different :
gentle person. Senator discounted reports that Ruby is a "street brawler"
and prepared din
but said that he can "handle himself" if necessary as he often had to act as
about 8:30 P.X.
bouncer at his club. Senator stated that he did not know Oswald and that he
was certain that Ruby did not.
first Kown
Senator was questioned regarding his movements from November 22 to the
24th. He stated that he left the apartment at 223 S. Ewing Street at approxi.
nately 8:30 A.M., and that Ruby was still asloop when he departed. He made
business calls and stopped for lunch at a place called Jacques, believed to
4/25/19
590
SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5402-Continued
434
2-34,030
CO-2-34,030
Page 2
Page 3
CARREN
be at Carol-Street and the Expressway. It was there that he learned of the
shooting of President Kennedy. He said that he did probably what everybody
clse did that day, listen to the news and grieved over the President's death.
10 year.
He returned to the apartment and went to bed at approximately 10:30 P.K. He
cort, was
does Ruby again that day.
in Dallas
DIDN'T see
At about 3:00 A.M., Saturday, November 23, 1963, Jack care to Senator's
room and voice his. Jack told him he had been at his sister Eva's place, said
for about
that he had bought food for her, and that both had cried over the Math of the
cing Company
President. they then phoned a man known to Senator as Larmi the Carousel
00003 for
Club and told him to get OUD the polaroid camera and meet them on the street
May 1954.
in front of the club. In the meantime, Ruby had asked Senator to got and
about
CP some place with him. Ruby and Senator drove to the Carousel Club-where they
100, includ-
picked up Larry with the camera and drove to Hall Street and where
Ruby took three pictures of a poster bearing the words, "Impeach Earl Marren."
Jack Ruby at
Sinator said that Ruby WIS quite inconsed about this poster and that he could
short periods
not understand how anyone would have the nerve to put up such a sign and that
: Press, West
whoever they were they would have to be commies or birchers? At the same time
Tuby was carrying an ad which he had cut from a newspaper in a number of
questions were put to President Kennedy by a Bornard Messmant Senator said
DATE with
that Ruby was also very "hot" about this article and commented that Wiessman
that Ruby
did not spell his name as a Jew, but if he were a Jew he should be ashamed of
assury
hinself. They went to the Southland Hotel Coffee Shop and had coffee, Puby
November,
drinking grapefruit juice. While there, Ruby reread the ad and made comments
:: to Ruby
about it. They left the Coffee Shop and went to the Main Dallas Post Office
1963, and
on Ervay Street where Puby rang the night bell. A postal clork responded and
Ruby asked him who Bornard Wiessman was and who had rented the Post Office Box,
he apart-
rented for
the number of which appeared in the article. The postal clerk told Ruby that
he did not know anything about the matter and the only person who could answer
Ruby's questions would be the Postmaster. After this Ruby book Larry back to
the Carousel Club and both Senator and Ruby went to their apartment at approxi-
any people
mately 5:00 A.K.
and, al-
no all from fony or 8:
seriously,
Senator said that he awoke about 10:30 A.M. and shortly after woice Cubz.
orial
They fisted breakfast and watched television. Senator said that Ruby was very
not smoke;
emotional and kept asking what would happen to the President's family, his wife
it
and his children. He also expressed sorrow for the policeman who had been killed
opinion.
by Csuald. Ruby said that both the killings were in cold blood, but Senator
could not recall that at any time he expressed any hatred for Oswald. Ruby
honosexial
repeated over and over "Why did this have to happen?" and expressed pity for
Ruby. He
normal
the entire Kennedy family, time and time again.
: regarded
Senator left the apartment along about noon on Saturday and spent the
: and had
alternoon shopping for food and drinking beer at various places where he talked
7 was a
with different people regarding the shooting. At about 7:30 P.M. he went home
review
and prepared dinner, however, Ruby did not come in for dinner. Senator left
to act as
about 8:30 P.M. and visited with friends named Bill Downey and Mike Barkley.
= that he
tital Xoren call fuly is his house of then time
2 :0 the
10 approxi-
CRS7 590
So made
loved to
SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5402-Continued
590
435
CO-2-34,030
Page 4
(FD-302 (Rev. 3-3-59)
Senator returned to the apartment about 10:30 P.K. and found that Jack was
there and had eaten some of the food the Senator had cooked earlier.
he said, had been crying and was brooding without saying very much. Ruby Ruby,
out-and Senator went to bed. Senator awoke on Sunday norning at approximately
9:00 A.H. and spent some time doing launtiry while Ruby was asleep. At about
(1)
mont
9:30 Ruby awake. They had breakfast and Senator said that Jack was
in his rief" and described him as being very upset with a strange look or.
face 33 if he were in shock. During the morning a stripper, Little
GEORGE SE
Imm. to may from Fort Worth as she needed money. Jack said be
Texas, furnished the
her some by Mestern Union. After that Ruby took his dachshund
A.
Sheba and said he was going to drive to the club. Senator did not see Ruby
He came :
again until after his arrest for shooting Oswald.
1955. He believes
m
of the Vegas Club.
Senator said that it was his opinion that there was no premeditation on
April, 1952. He WO
the part of Ruby in shooting Oswald and that he must have done so on the sper
in the business are
of the moment. Senator said he had heard later that Ruby had spent some time
occasions he would
at the Carousel Club just sitting around and crying on Saturday. He added
on April, 1962, SEX
that Ruby was the first club owner to announce that he would close for three
him to stay in his
days. Senator said there were several things that may not have come to the
address unrecalled.
attention of the authorities which would indicate to him that Ruby had not
months at this addr
planned to shoot Oswald. He said the fact that Ruby had the dog Sheba, to
of the Carousel Clui
which he was very attached, in the car when he went to the police station
About August or Sop
alone would indicate that he intended towreturn soon. Also the fact that he
Company and moved :
had the cash receipts from the club in the car. Senator said he was con-
remained at the Sow
vinced that Ruby had emotionally worked hitiself up to such a pitch that when
at the Carousel Clul
he saw Oswald in the basement of the police station he went out of his head.
In the la
Senator said that he did not think that Ruby carried a gun at all times
206, located at 223
as he had seen Ruby's revolver stored in a blue canvass bag at both the club
Department Store.
and at the apartment. He said Ruby always carried the gun when he carried
into Apartment 207
money from the club to the apartment or to the bank. Senator stated that
was ridiculous to think that Ruby had any connection with subversive organi-
About Aug
zations or with Oswald.
of the rent to pay
amount by himself a:
with RUBY about the
Ma at the time of
They on Ruhis person
Mr. SENATE
So 639 their sensi
to and with RUSY, be
EWM:amr
this occasion RUBY
on amateur hours put
competitors were 5c:
business. RUBY wor.
this situation. Mr
a young dog to CAND
to New York, To th
and was gona for et
12/19/63
on
of
590
by Special Agent RALPH
SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5402-Continued
The document centains neither
- agency; it and its contants
436
C-2-34,030
Page 4
(ro-102 3-3-55)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA ON
J
Jack was
Date December 20, 1963
Ruby
:
(1)
Jack
was
$
look
GEORGE SENATOR, c/o Carousel Club, 1312 1/2 Commerce Street, Dallas,
Jack
sain
Texas, furnished the following information:
:
dad
hund
He came to Dallas about May 15, 1954, and first met JACK RUBY about
not
see
Runy
1955. He believes this was at the time RUBY was assisting in the operation
of the Vegas Club. RUBY was only a casual acquaintance until about March, or
voiltation
April, 1962. He would see him only infrequently when he happened to meet him
DO on the spor
in the business area of Dallas or at a restaurant or night club. On those
Bant some the
cocasions he would talk to him for only a short period of time. About March
He added
on April, 1962, SENATOR was out of work and about out of funds. RUBY invited
000 for three
him to stay in his apartment, which was located on South Marsalis, exact
come to the
address unrecalled. Mr. SENATOR stayed with RUBY for approximately five or six
had not
months at this address, and during this period assisted RUBY in the operation
Sheba, to
of the Carousel Club by acting as a cashier or taking tickets at the door.
station
About August or September, 1962, SENATOR began operating the Texas Post Card
fact
that
Company and moved to the Grandbury Apartments, located on Maple Street, MR. RUBY
was
con-
remained at the South Marsalis address. SENATOR would still help cut occasionally
that
at the Carousel Club on weekends and special occasions.
of
his
her..
In the latter part of November, 1952, SENATOR moved into Apartment
all
titled
206, located at:223 South Ewing with a Mr. STANTON CORBIT, a buyer for Titche's
both
the
:-
Department Store. He told JACK RUBY about the new apartments and RUBY moved
the carrive
into Apartment 207 in the latter part of November, 1962.
About August, 1963, CORBIT got married and left SENATOR with all
of the rent to pay on his apartment. He was unable to handle the entire
amount by himself and at the invitation of RUBY, moved into Apartment 207
with RUBY about the first week in November, 1963. He was still living with
his at the time of RUBY's arrest.
Mr. SENATOR advised that during the period he has lived next door
to and with RUBY, he can recall only one trip out of town made by RUBY. On
this occasion RUBY was having trouble with his competitors over AGVA requirements
on amateur hours put on at the burlesque shows. He did not feel that his
competitors were following the rules set forth by AGVA and this was hurting his
business. RUBY went to New York City to talk to the officers of AGVA concerning
this situation. Mr. SENATOR believes that on this same trip RUBY first took
= young dog to CANDY BARR in the vicinity of Houston, Texas, prior to flying on
to New York. To the best of SENATOR's knowledge, RUBY made this trip alone,
and was gone for about three or four days. SENATOR does not know where RUBY
Ex.No.5403
SENATOR,Geo.
Deposition
Washington,D.C. 4-22-64
12/19/63
"
Dallas, Texas
of
Filo #
DL 44-1639
590
" Special Agent S RALPH E. RAWLINGS and JAMES F1 GLONEK, bnm Date dictated 12/20/63
- document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It IN the property of the FBI and La loaned to
Pai acency: 11 and its contents ore no: to be distributed outside your agency.
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SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5403
437
DL 44-100.
44-1539
(2)
(3)
stayed in New York City and does not know for sure the identity of the persons
In re
he contacted. He believes that RUBY contacted a Mr. BOBBY FAY of the AGVA
has boon gettin
possibly a Mr. JOE GLAZIER (phonetic), a booking agent in New York. RUBY has
and visiting va
talked to SENATOR about vacation trips he has taken, but SENATOR cannot
recall any details of these trips.
SENAT
honosexual; how
SENATOR stated that he has no information to indicate that RUBY has
Mubits are thos
connections with the hoodlum element in Chicago, Illinois. RUBY has confide:
in Callas, but :
to SENATOR that he grow up in a very tough neighborhood, but SENATOR has
MICH PAUL, who
seen no visitors whom he recognized as being from Chicago during the period
sparates the ED
of his close association with RUBY. The only close friend of RUBY known to
previously work
SENATOR who has a Chicago connection was one MARTY GIMPLE (phonetic), a
traveling salesman who had formerly lived in Dallas and moved back to Chicago.
SENAT
Mr. GIMPLE died about 1962.
description, to
The only addresses recalled by SENATOR at which RUBY has resided :-
SENATO
Dallas include the Continental Apartments on Homer Avenue, the address on
to has never see
South Marsalis at which SENATOR resided with RUBY for a short period of
OSNALD, O. H. LE
and the apartment at 223 South Ewing. He also recalled that RUBY lived with
choolutely no in
his sister, EVA GRANT, for a period of time, but he does not recall the
CONALD.
dates or address.
The fo
SENATOR advised that RUBY was a Democrat but was not active in
of the interview
political affairs and very seldom even discussed them. He is not sure
that RUBY voted. At no time did RUBY express an opinion in SENATOR's presence
Name
concerning the Cuban crisis.
Race
Sex
During the period of his acquaintance with RUBY he has had no
Age
indication of any violation of law, such as the handling of narcotics,
Date C
allowing employees to practice prostitution, or fencing stolen articles.
Place
RUBY operated a very strict business and would allow no disturbance in his
Height
place of business. He was checked very closely by the Dallas Police
Weight
Department every night. The officers who had this duty were strictly
Build
business and would appear at the Carousel Club practically every night at
Hair
closing time to insure that RUBY was abiding by the regulation that all
Eyes
glasses and drinks had to be moved from the tables by 12:15 a.m., or
Comple
1:15 a.m. on Sundays.
Scars
RUBY always carried at least $2,000 or $3,000 in cash with him to
Milita
and from his place of business. He carried this money in a sack and on
each trip he would take a revolver and place it in the bag on top of the
money. This is the only gun possessed by RUBY, as far as Mr. SENATOR knew.
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SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5403-Continued
43S
:3 44-1639
(3)
dentity of the person
In recent weeks RUBY has been trying to promote a Twist Board. He
BY FAY of the AGVA
LOS been getting up about S or 9 a.m. each day, prior to November 22, 1963,
n New York. RUBY
and visiting various department stores in an effort to promote this article.
SENATOR cannot
SENATOR advised that he has heard various reports that RUBY is a
homosexual; however, he is certain from his own observations that RUBY's sex
adicate that RUBY
Libits are those of a normal man. SENATOR advised that RUBY had many friends
5. RUBY has confide.
in Dallas, but he was unable to specify his closest friends, other than
but SENATOR has
JALPH PAUL, who operates a place of business in Dallas; a MR. CAMPISI, who
: during the period
operates the Egyptian Lounge, and WALLY WESTON, a master of ceremonies, who has
:d of RUBY known to
previously worked for RUSY.
: (phonetic), a
oved back to Chicag
SENATOR advised that JACK RUBY did not have credit cards of any
description, to his knowledge.
RUBY has resided :-
SENATOR examined a photograph of LEE HARVEY OSWALD and advised that
, the address on
to has never seen the man previously. He advised that the names LEE HARVEY
hort period of time,
CSNALD, O. H. LEE, or HIDELL meant nothing to him. He stated that he has
hat RUBY lived with
ibsolutely no information to indicate that RUBY had. any connection with
not recall the
OSWALD.
The following description of SENATOR was secured during the course
S not active in
of the interview:
2 is not sure
= SENATOR's present
Name
GEORGE SENATOR
Race
White
Sex
Male
he has had no
Ago.
50
if narcotics,
Date of Birth
9/4/13
:olen articles.
Place of Birth
Gloversville, New York
sturbance in his
Height
5'7 1/2"
las Police
Weight
190 pounds
re strictly
Build
Heavy
every night at
Hair
Brown, graying, curly
tion that all
Eyes
Brown, wears horn-rimmed glasses
5 a.m., or
Complexion
Dark
Scars & Marks
Small mole on left check near nose;
small scar across bridge of nose
cash with him to
Military Service
USAF SN 12006042, enlisted 8/21/41, Albany,
at sack and on
New York; discharged honorably 9/9/45,
on top of the
Fort Dix, New Jersey
in. SENATOR knew.
CR106
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SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5403-Continued
439
DL 44-1639
(R**. 2-3-59)
(4)
1
Marital Status
Divorced
Relatives:
JOI
Ex-wife
SHIRLEY BOREN WEXLER, Coral Gables, Florida
Police & C
Son
ROBERT LEE SENATOR, age 16, Coral Gables, Fla.
of Dallas,
Father
ABRAHAM SENATOR, deceased
Road, Lane
Mother
ANNA SENATOR, deceased
tion:
Brother
JAKE SENATOR, Gloversville, New York
Brother
SAM SENATOR, Rochester, New York
He
Sister
FRIEDA WEISBERG, 2255 Grand Concourse,
Building a:
Bronx, New York
1963, the
Sister
PEARL SENATOR (married name and address unknown)
was there :
Sister
LENA BIENANSTOCK, 1565 O'Dell Street,
ALFREDIA RI
Bronx, New York
MC KINZIE.
Occupation
Salesman of women's apparel for Smoler
the basemer
Brothers of Chicago, Illinois, for about
from return
10 years. Presently distributes
operating :
postcards under name of Texas Post Card
first floo:
Company, 3616 Codar Springs, Dallas, Texas
four or fir
Arrest Record
Admits only one arrest -- about 1960
When they :
or 1961, Dallas Police Department,
of the other
for drunkenness, was not fingerprinted
went to the
Municipal :
ramp leads
Commerce St
there was C
the ramp.
first floor
allow SERVAI
they remain
other man S:
with him wa.
of the city
SER
when an amb.
to the hospi
basement, DV
did operate
of the Muni
in the Muni
SER
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did he know
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12/10/63
Dal
on
c:
SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5403-Continued
by Special Agent
JACK
The document contains neither THE
INI agency: It and its contents are
440
74-732 0-51-vol. XNI--
Sam
George Senator's brother/lives at 174 Rosedale, Rochester, New York.
He advises that George lives on Datmouth Street, has no phone, and
works for R. T. French Company (sessonings).
If you cannot reach George at French, then try 9am ac either:
(716) 271-0077 (home)
or
(716) 325-9696 (his resturant)
I have already told him that Ramparts was concerned about George,
and he opened up to me, so you shouldn't have any trouble.
Julia Ann M rcer Stinson is living with her mother, Mrs. Gane,
in Grand Repids, Michigan, on Oakdale Street. Her number is
(616) CH 5-5747
H rbert Apthecker can probably be reached through the Worker
office. If they are reluctant, then ask for the number of
A. I. D. S. (Which is an institute for Marxist Studies newly
formed in New York. Not the same as the school -- this is for
scholars only.
By the way, I understand from the most sympathetic sources possible
that Apthecker has gotten extremely swell-headed about his accomplishmen
s, so treat him with deference.
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Date 6/26/64
1
Date
Mrs. LINDEN (JEANUS) LAUVE, 6011 Custon, telephone
BVA GRANT, 3929 REWLING, Apt. 1, telephone LA 6-6258,
SA 7-7002, advined GEORGE SENATOR has been known to her and her
advised who known JACK L. BUDY, Loss brother, swand and wore .
husband for nom time and lived with the following the chooting
topoost while living in Chicago prior to coming to Dollar,
of LSE HARVEY OSWALD by JACK L. RUDY WILLI none three withs After
TAXAS. She said, however, at.o down not recall ever months
completion of RUBY's trial in farch, 1034. Che received * call
RURY wear a topcost in Dallar and dosa NOC bollove he possessed
from SENATOR socitime thoresitcr, at which this he and he MAG
and wore a copcort. the eaid she and 1000 RUBY regularly during
living with his siuter, Mrs. A. J. 2235 Crind Concourse,
the 1801 four years and lived with his Austing 3 past of this
Bronx, How York, telephone SE 3-1671.
partod. He occasionally wore sweaters under his euit costs
WEISBERS
during cold westher.
Mrs. IAUVE stated comeone gove SINV201 : topoost about
one year ago, and this was the only topoort one NAME him to have
Mrs. GRANT said the believes 020203 SINVICE voca a
53 of November, 1963. she described the cost on "loud, dark the
Navy-blue raincost on occasions but dead not recall ever seaing
or brown checked and gaudy." She remithered commenting to EX:C. as
him with a topocat on and does not bollave he owned one.
when nhe first saw the cost on the apporant tasto of the donor for
gaudy clothing.
Mrs. LAUVE recelled further SHIRTOR ESSO = trip to POR
Senstor
his family in the New York City area botwoon RUCY's bond hearing
and murder trial. On his return to Dolles, to told her his brother-
in-law had noted the topcoot described above htd D holo in it and
had given SENATOR another one.
new york
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Date dictated 6/26/64
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INVESTIGATION
Date 6/26/64
Date 6/26/64
CHARLES R. GAMBULOS, 3104 Amherst, was interviewed
at his place of employment, Eatwell Restaurant, 1404 Main
MILDRED POLLARD, 5319 Ash Lane, was interviewed st
Street.
her Street. place of employment, Eatwell Restaurant, 1404 Main
GAMBULOS said no does not have any specific
Mrs. POLLARD said she has no recollection of what
recollection of ever having suon JACK RULY in a top or over-
color or type of top or overcost GEORGE SENATOR owned, and
cost. He cold GEORGE BENATOR had a brownich-twood overcost
doos not remember having ever seen his In one, although she
of heavy-looking wool type ctd this to the only coat of other
produce he did have and occasionally did wour an overcoat
than suit-cost type he rocalls having over seen SENATOR wear.
of some type. To Nor Deat recollection, when she baw SENATOR
he said, AA he recembers, this coat looked quite worn.
in the Patwell on the morning LEE HARVEY
GAMAULOS 000 AST New Mather SERVICE 404 any grayish top or
WAT
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Date 6/26/64
Date 6/26/64
CHARLES R. GAMBULOS, 3104 Amherat, was interviewed
MILDRED POLLARD, 5319 Ash Lane, WSD interviewed at
at his place of employment, Eatwell Restaurant, 1404 Main
her place of employment, Eatwell Restaurant, 1404 Main
Street.
.
Street.
GAMBULOS said he does not have any specific
Mrs. POLLARD said she has no recollaction of what
recollection of over having seen JACK RUSY in a top or over-
color or type of top or overcoat GLORGE SENATOR owned, and
cost. He said GEORGE SENATOR had a brownish-tweed overcoat
does not remember having ever scen him in one, although she
of heavy-looking wool type and this is the only coat of other
presumes he did have and occasionally did woar an overcoat
than suit-coat type he rocalls having ever seen SENATOR wear.
of some typo. TO her best recollection, when cho caw SENATOR
No said, as he remembers, this coat looked quite worn.
in the Eatwell on the morning LEE HARVEY OSWALD was shot, he
CAMBULOS does not know whether SENATOR had any grayish top or
was wearing only a suit-coat and did not have a top or over-
overcoats, but, if he did, ha does not have any recollection
coat of any kind with him.
of having seen him wearing them.
Mra. POLLARD never know JACK RUBY, and had no
knowledge who RUBY was until after the Sunday on Which OSWALD
was shot.
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6/26/64
Date distated
by Special Agent KENNETH C. HOWE/de
Date dictated 6/26/64
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WILFORD JAMES (JIM) MARTIN, attorney, 706 Main
GEORGE SENATOR was interviewed at the New York
Street, said that on most occasions when he had onon JACK
Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FDI). Ho
furnished the following information:
RUBY in the past it was indoors and he would not, of course,
have been wearing any type of outer garment other than a
He presently resides at the Chesterfield Hotel,
suit coat. He cannot remember whether he ever DAW him in a
130 West 49th Street, New lork, New York and he is not
top coat.
employed. His present residence 10 not permanent, but he
can always be located through his nister, Mrs. A. J. WEISBERG,
Ao to GEORGE SENATOR. MARTIN said he was much
2255 Grand Concourse, Bronx, New York.
closer to him, and certainly believes he must have, at one
time or another. seen SENATOR in a top or overcoat of some
He was livingwith JACK RUBY in Dallas, Texas on
type, but ho could not specifically bring to mind any such
November 24, 1963. He readled that he arose about 8:00 a.m. that.day
and RUBY was ssleep at the time. He did not know what time
occasion, and was unable to give any description of any such
type garment SENATOR might have had. MARTIN said he ad-
mittodly 16 vory unobservant in connection with matters of
this kind, and could not even state Whether SENATOR was
Sunday
RUBY had gettrnhome during the night.
RUBY did not leave the apartment with anyone
on the morning of November 24, 1903 until approximately
wearing any type of outer garment on the occasion whon he
AM
10:30 a.m. This was shortly after RUBY had received a
came to his home following the shooting of LEE HARVEY OSWALD.
telephone call from "LITTLE LYHN" a striptense performer.
SENATOR believed RUBY night have had cocothing to eat,
washed up after the telephone call and then left the apartment
with his dog.
Ruby
SENATOR recalled that RUBY was wearing a blue
buit and had when he left the apartment. He did not wear
a topcoat and to SENATOR's knowledge RUBY did not own a
topcont.
SENATOR did not own a "greyish topcoat* at that time.
SENATOR docu own a brown plaid English tweed topcoat,
but he did not wear it on November 24, 1963.
SENATOR left the apartment about one hour after
RUBY and was having coffee in a restaurant at the time that
LEE HARVEY OSWALD was shot.
6/30/64
New York, New York
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SAS EUGENE W. O'NEILL and
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JAMES J. ROGERS:rea
Date dictated 7/1/04
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Date diclared 6/26/64
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GEORGE SENATOR advised that he presently resides
at the Briatol Hotel, Room 1211, 129 Wet 48th Street,
by sight but 18 not a personal friend of RUSY'Q. He know
New York, New York. He also advised that he in employed
OLDEN an a mumber of the Dallas Police Department, and he
recognized the girl with OLDER no one of the dancors at
22.
as a cashier at the Mr. Kinka Delicatessen, 150 West 49th
Street, New York, New York.
ROBY's night club, but SIMPSON stated he was not a closs
friend of any of the three individuals. Be would have,had
SENATOR gave the following account of his activities
no reason to listen to or to partake in their private
during the morning of November 24, 1963:
conversations.
I arese around 8:00 a.m. and made myself 0 CU) or
coffee. RUBY cot up later and made himself two 0388 and
coffee, however, I did not eat.
RUBY left the apartment around 10:30 a.m. alone.
RUBY, while in the apartment, was mumbling to himmolf, and
when I baked him what he was coying he replied nothing. RUBY
never mentioned anything about killing OSWALD.
I did not make a phone call to WILLIAM DOWNEY on
this day and I nover recall ever offering to make breakfast
for DOWNEY or his wife at their apartment. DOWNSY is a
traveling salesman and a very heavy drinker, and when drin':1.10
he doon a lot of talking and exaggerates is great deal.
When I left Dallas, Texas, DOWNEY and I were not
on speaking tomas.
on the morning of November 24, 1963, I left t.e
apartment amound 11:00 or 11:30 a.m. and went to the Eat
his activities Nor 24 1963
Well Restaurant" on Main Street for breakfast. While I was
in the restaurant one of the waltresses told me that she had
just hoard on the radio that OSWALD had been shot by an
man. I immediately called my friend
is an attorney, to tell him the news. JIM's
the phone and told no he was at church and would Le home soon.
CE 2419 Senator's account of
Shortly thereafter the radio announced that RUBY
had shot OSWALD. I immediately went to JIM MARTIN's home,
and when I arrived there he told no he had just seen the
nhooting on television. At this time both MARTIN and myself
went to the court house whare I remained All day
1215 Third Avenue,
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2.
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8/28/64
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ME DALLAS. TEXAS "2"1B
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OFFICE
DATE
RECEIVED FUCH
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Date September 7, 1964
Date
3/9/64
GAURIEL D. MACIAS, Badge No. 1374, Dallas Police
Department, & resident of 3005 Klondike, Dallas, Texas, VAB
interviewed at the Dallas Police Department.
GEORGE SENATOR who resides at the Bristol Hotel,
MA :1 is viewed photograph No. 6 and identified
129 West 48th Street, room 1211 and in employed as a cachier
.himmelf as the police officer who appears on the right-hand
at the Mr. Kishka Restaurant, 150 West 49th Street, Manhattan,
side of the photograph who 10 moving in the direction of the
New York, was interviewed on September 8, 1964.
man believed TO be JACK RUBY.
The six photographs furnished by the President's
MACIAS stated he was on duty for only R few minutes
Commission on the Assassination of President KENNEDY were
on the third floor of the Police Department on the night of
exhibited to GEORGE SENATOR.
November 22, 1963, and his assignment was to keep the reporters
and exceramen in the ballway moving in order to keep the aisle
He identified JACK RUBY in photographs one and
cleared. MACIAS stated that ho only vaguoly knows JACK L.
two as the man standing in the last row, right hand side,
RUST, and he done not recall having soon RUBY on the third
dressed in a dark nuit, wearing a tie and carrying a
floor of the Police Department during the very short time he
hankerchief in his breast pocket.
vas on duty At that assignment.
On observing photographs three and four, SENATOR
Officer MACIAS viewed photograph No 6, in which he
said he believed RUBY in photograph three was the alightly
is shown, and stated that be cannot identify RUBY AN being AD
bald ran in the center of the picture shown walking out
individual shown in that photograph as he does not feel that
of the door and in photograph four he believed that
he know RUBY well enough to make an identification from this
RUBY was the slightly bald man in the foreground with his
photograph.
right hand in his pocket and his back to the camera.
SENATOR believed that JACK RUBY was the man shown in
photograph five and aix who 15 depicted standing in the
foreground in about the center of the photographs.
SENATOR was unable to identify the police
officer who appears on the right hand side of photograph
six.
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PRESIDENT'S Commanon
ON THE
AMAMINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY
30 Maryland Aw NE
EASL WARTH
Washington, DC 2003
FUL RANEIN
Use
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MAR 18, 1964
IN
On December 12, 1963, LEO L. ROBERTSON, SA, conducted
Mr. Mark Lane
the following investigation:
164 West 79% Street
Apartment 14.A
J. H. KITCHING, Identification Officer in the Identi-
Nov York, lew York
fication Division of the Dallas County Sheriff's Office, advised
that they had no record of any kind Dr GEORGE SENATOR.
Dear Mr. Lane:
PAT SIWEC of the Dallas Police Department Records
Diring the course of your testimony before this Commission
Bureau, checked their file and found that GEORGE SENATOR had
you discussed An alleged meeting which was supposed to have
arrest # 61-88755. This record reflected that he WAG a white
taken place In the Carousel Club approximately one **
male, born September 4, 1913, and gave his residence address as
before the abrassination of President Kennedy, You advised
4917 Live Oak Street, Dallas, Texas. He WAR arrosed in the
that present at this meeting were Permed Wetnsmin. Officer
4800 Block of Dryan Street by Patrolmen N. T. CHRISTOPHER, Badge
Tippit and Jack Ruby. In executive session, you advised the
#670 (now deceased), and R. D. BROOKS, Badge " 1511. This arrest
Commission that you would attempt to obtain permission from
occurred at 10:50 PM, September 12, 1961. No WAN charged with
your source of information to reveal his name to the Commission.
drunk and disorderly. The records also reflected that he had
deposited a canh bond of $10 and then forfeited the bond
In view of the possible importance of this information.
we would like to know whether you are in a position to reveal
Lieutenant M. F. DYSON, of the Special Service Dureau,
arrest record
your source of information at this time.
was unable to find any record in their files. Ro also checked
the Intelligence files of that bureau, where they keep rumors and
Sincerely,
things of that nature concerning homouexuals and other abnormal
people, and was unable to find any record of SENATOR there.
CE 2519 re SENATOR
Lieutenant K. P. KNIGHT of the Identification Bureau
of the Dallas Pulice Department, advised that they had no record
J. Lee Rankin
of SENATOR.
General Counsel
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Date November 30, 1963
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Commission Exhibi. No. 3023
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MILDRED POLLARD, 5319 Ash Line, said she has been employed
as A waitress at the Eatwoll Restaurant, 1404 Main Street, for some
"his Reat and said "Ny God!" PA distoly rushed over to
sixteen years. She gave the following statement in writing and signed
the pay phone on the wall and lialled. 'I don's know whether
it:
he got any answer or talked to anyone or not since the
telephone 10 across the room from the counter where I was
"Dallas, Texas
working that day and, bosiden, 1. didn't pay any accent Lon to
June 9, 1964
MIAL be was doing. He then rushed back over to the counter
where he had been sitting and gulped his coffee down. the
"I, Mildred Pollard, 5319 Ash Lane, voluntarily give
:ossed a dime on the counter and rushed out of the restaurant,
the following information to Kennoth C. Howe who has
He turned to his right (cast) on Main St. & left the Area,
identified himself to me as an FBI agent. 1 work at
walking. I would Judge be had not been in the restaurant
the Eatwoll Restaurant at 1404 Main Street in Dallas as
over five minutes, possibly less. 1 had no conversation with
a waitress and have worked there for sixteen years. I
him other than the above and did not know at the time the even
knew George Senator as a rather regular customer of the
knew Jack Ruby. I worked that day until about 2:30 or
restaurant for 2-3 years. 1 was on duty at the
3:00 PM and have no recollection of Senstor coming back to
Eatwell on the Sunday in November, 1963 when Lee Harvey
the place any more that day up until the time 1 left. I SAW
Oswald was shot at the Dallas Police Station. There was
him in the restaurant on other days later on, but. never dis-
a customer sitting at the counter on about the third
cussed the above with him. He seemed honest shocked and
stool toward the rear from the cash register. He had
surprised when I told him about Ruby shooting Oawald,
He
a
transistor radio and We were all more or less listening
seemed no different than usual when he first came in. 1
to the broadcast about Oswald being moved from the police
don't remember the exact time Senator cause into the Entwell,
station, and all of 4 sudden the announcer said Oswald
but I do know it was just shortly after the announcement of
had been shot. A short time later he said the man who
the shooting of Oswald. I remember the later announcement
shot Oswald was a local night club operator by the name
that Oswald had died and Senator had left quite a while
of Jack Ruby. This name meant nothing to 1045 for ! had
before this. I have read the above statement constating
no idea who Jack Ruby was. A whort time after this news
of this and 3 other pages and it 5.5 true to my best
broke, George Senator came into the restaurant and sat
recollection and balleye
down at the counter on the lost stool in the first section
toward the rear from the cash register, this being just
"/s/ MILDRED POLLARD
one stool away from where the boy with the radio was
"Witneased:
KENNETH HOWE
sitting. He ordered a cup 01 coffee and I brought it to
FBI, Dallas
him. Be noticed the excitement in the place and asked me
6/9/64"
what was going on and I said "Haven's you heard? Owald's
Eatwell Restamant incident
been shot." He asked who did It and I told him it was
a
night club operator named Jack Ruby. At this he said
Mrs. POLLARD was unable to give any information which would
"You" re kidding," and 1 told him I wasn't, that it had been
serve to identify the customer who VAC at the counter of the restaurant
amounced on the radio. When 1 said this he jumped up off
with the transistor radio on the above occasion. She said SENATOR
came into the restaurant alone, left alone, and did not, to her know-
ledge, talk to anyone else in the place.
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CLORIA FREEMAN, 10333 Dol Aire, Dallas, TUXAS, said
M:A. POLLARD could Curnish no information AS to the
she started to work at the Catwell Restrurant, 1404 Main
activities of COOLE SENATOR on Subarday, November 23, 1963, or
Street, Dillas, in September 1963, and has rince left her
preceding days. She pointed out he CANAD into the Eatwall frequently
work there Docause of health.
and could have been to on November 22 or 23, 1963, although she has
nothing which would ftx those dates in her alnd with respect to him.
the WAD on duty on the Sunday in se resider when
the never heard his discuss enything about photographing any postern,
LES HARVEY OGWARD was shot at the Dallas Police Department,
And, as brought out in her statement, who did not even know SENATOR
but liad taken off on the preceding Friday and Saturday.
know JACK RULY until subsequent to the shooting of OCWALD. He was
not in the habit of talking to any Length with her on the occaptions
Mrs. PREPANN did not know GEORGE BENATOR by name,
La - Into the Ratuall, and their conversat on the ordinity
creation only -- a Netal cannot placements.
but did recognize his picture When GOOD on television and ::
been shot." the asked who did is and 1 told him It was
a
Mrs. POLLARD was unable to give Any information which would
night club operator named Jock Ruby. AC this he said
serve to Identify the customer who was at the counter of the restrurant
'You're kidding," and I told his I wasn't, that it had been
with the transistor radio on the above occasion. She said SENATOR
announced on the radio. When 1 said this he jumped up off
care into the restaurant alone, left alone, and did not, to her know-
ledge, talk to anyone else in the place.
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Mrs. POLLARD could furnish no information as to the
GLORIA PREEMAN, 10333 Dol Airo, Dallas, Texas, said
activities of CHORGE SENATOR on Saturday, November 23, 1963, or
she started to work at the Eatwell Restaurant, 1404 Main
preceding days. She pointed out he came into the Eatwall frequently
Street, Dallas, in September 1963, and has pince Left her
and could have been in on November 22 or 23, 1963, although she has
work there because of health.
nothing which would fix those dates in her mind with respect to him.
She never heard him discuss anything about photographing any postere,
She WAS on duty on the Sunday in November when
and, 0.5 brought out in her statement, who did not even know SENATOR
LEE HARVEY OSWALD was shot at the Dallas Police Department,
knew JACK KUBY until subsequent to the shooting of OSWALD. Ha was
but had taken off on the proceding Priday and saturday.
not in the habit of talking to any length with her on the occesions
ha case into the Eatwell, and their conversation on the ordinary
Mrs. PREEMAN did not know GEORGE DENATOR by name,
occasion amounted only to A brief exchange of casual pleasantries.
but did recognize his picture when seen on tolevision and Ir
the newspapors, as that of a customer she had poon rather
On the Sunday in question, November 24, 1963, she was
regularly in the Hatwell. She had never Doon JACK HUBY be-
"working the counter," Mrs. POLLARD said, and "taking cash," 1.0.,
fore, although subsequently told by used of the others at the
taking the money from customers as they paid their checks upon
restaurant, that he occasionally also cama into the place,
leaving. She said it was her usual custom to do this on Sundays
but late at night.
since He. JAMES CAMBULOS, the owner, had had an operation of some
8012, and, although he was at the restaurant to her recollection,
There was a young man, Mrs. FREEMAN recalls, who
the operation had affected his aind to some extent and he did not
came into the restaurant with a small transistor radio and
handle the ench. On this Sunday there were several other customers
sat at the counter listening to it. Phore were also two or
in the restaurant, but Mrs. POLLARD cannot remember that any of
three workmon from the construction job at the now First
them were individuals whose identities she knows except one party who
National Bank building, and porhaps four or five other people
was a friend of JAMES CAMBULOS and who has since died.
in the place when the news of the shooting Came over the air,
but Mrs. FREEMAN doos not know the Identity of any of these
Mrs. POLLARD gave the above information froely, but said
individuals.
she does "not want to get involved," and consequently, requested her
name not be made known outside official quarters.
Mrs. PREEMAN said the young man with the radio sat
in the first section of the counter from the cash register at
the front of the Ratwoll, and BOMO of the workmon were along-
side him whon the nows broke. These individuals subsequently
left. but who might have subsequently takon any of these
soats Mrs. FREEMAN does not remember.
Except for the upual "time of day* with which Mrs.
PREEMAN sald she greeted all of hor customors, she had never
talked to GEORGE SENATOR and knew nothing rbout him. She has
no recollection or having soon him in the Estwoll at any time
during the Bunday in November 1963, on which OSWALD was shot.
on 6/10/64 of Dallas, Texas
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Date dictated 6/12/64
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Date 6/15/64
PAULINE CHILDRESS, waitress, Fatwell Restaurant,
1404 Main Street, Dallan, Texas, admitted al.e was on duty
2
at the Hatwall on the Sunday in November 1063, when the
shooting of LCE HARVEY ODWALD VAS announced. She and she
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was busy, though, and did not 000 or hear anything which
went on around the restaurant. Shb cold she does not know
She said if he did come in, ho neither said nor did anything which
came to her attontion which would make the fact stick in her mind.
GEORGE SENATOR, either by name or by sight, and contended
she would not "know him If : BAW him." She and she did
Mrs. PREEMAN said the only persons on duty in the
not recognize his picture Whon soon in the nown subsequent
restaurant on the above occasion to her best recollection were
to the shooting of OSVALD sa that of Anyone nho had ever
MILDRED POLLARD, PAULINE CHILDRESS, and horself an waitresses,
aven before, and has absolutely no knowledge 47 to Mother
with Mr. JIMMIE" GAMBULOS boing there, but just wandering around
ho WIF in the Estwell at any time on the Sunday of the
and not taking any special part in the operations. She said he
shooting, or any other time.
had had an operation which had to nome extent affected his mind,
and although he camo to the restaurant in a Bort of supervisory
At this juncture, CHILDRESS said she had not seen
capacity on Sunday mornings and on other days, he was not capable,
anything, had not heard anything, did not know anything about
really, of taking care of any business. Mrs. PREEMAN said MILDRED
GEORGE SENATOR or JACK RUDY, and summarily terminated the
POLLARD *worked the counter* on the particular day here in
interview, with the statement the did not "want to get in-
question, and took care of the cash register. She worked the front
volved Lis anything." Effort to continue the interview was
fruitless.
station, and PAULINE CHILDRESS worked the rear.
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1.
WILFRED JAMES MARTIN, butter known as JIM MARTIN,
An effort was made to Interview This C. CAMBITOS, 3137
attorney, formerly in the Davis Building, Dallas, but now
having offices at Room 200, 706 Main Street, Dallas, was
Bryn Have Drive, at his place of bustress, the Eatwell Restaurant.
interviewed on the three occasions indicated below in order
Prior reformation had been receiv. from relatives and employees of
that an full . resume as possible could to obtained o: his
the restau. ant to the effect Mr. CAMBULOS had had an operation on
contacts with GLORGE SENATOR and JACK PUDY on November 22,
his head wometime prior to the assessination of Prosident FENELDY,
23, and 24, 1963. Mr. MARTIN appeared completely sincere in
and this had affected hts alertness and thinking processes. Those
his desire to 1.0 helpful, cooporated fully, but admittedly
individuals sold he has continued to come to the restaurant, of this condition. Lut
his recollection of NOME things has discoed, and, with respect
because
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Date 6/12/64
Date 6/.7/64
1
WILFRED JAMES MARTIN, better known as JIM MARTIN,
An effort was made to interview JAMES C. GAMBULOS, 3137
attorney. formerly in the Davis Building, Dallas, but now
Bryn Mawe Drive, at his place of business, the Eatwell Restaurant.
having offices at Room 200, 706 Main Street. Dallas, was
Prior information had been receiv. 4 from relatives and employees of
interviewed on the three occasions indicated below in order
the restaurant to the effect Mr. CAMBULOS had had an operation on
that an full a reaume as possible could be obtained of his
his head sometime prior to the assessination of President KENNEDY,
contacts with GEORGE SERVICE and JACK RUBY on November 22,
and this had affected his alortness and thinking processes. These
23, and 24, 1963. Mr. MARTIN appeared completuly sincere in
individuals said he has continued to come to the restaurant, but
his desire to be helpful, cooperated fully, but admittedly
takes little, If any, part in the business because of this condition.
his recollection of some things has dismod, and, with respect
to others, there to BOMO confusion in his mind 250 to just when
The short interview with Mr. CAMBULOS established he does
they occurred. Ho asked for the reported interviews no that
not appear alert, was extremely vague, and no information of value
he might have an opportunity to piece together his renombrance
pertinent to the matter at hand could be obtained.
of his own activities during the partinent dates in collaboration
with his wife and daughters, who were involved in those. The
following constitutes the information tendered by Mr. MANTIN as
the boat he can offer considering he, himself, was "stunned" by
the of President KENNEDY. with A consequent
"blurring" of the events of the few days following this
occurrence.
Up until the shooting of LEE HARVEY OSWALD on Sunday,
November 24, 1963, MARTIN had not soon, or had any contact with
JACK RUDY since several days. at least, prior to the
nation of President KENNEDY. On November 24, 1963, he took
GEORGE SENATOR to the Dallas Police Department as will be
brought out later horein. This was posetime during the early
afternoon of November 24, 1963, and Mille at the Police De-
partment he talked briefly with JACK RUBY over the Jail tele-
phone. but did not have personal contact with him. He con-
siders the exact detail of that conversation an privileged,
but does feel free to state it consisted principally of his
giving advice to HUBY an to his rights and cautioning him not
to make any statements or talk to anyone about the affair
without clearing through him.
MARTIN does not feel that any attornay-client re-
lationship existed between him and GEORGE SENATOR, whom he has
known for perhaps the past two to three-years as a friend.
6/11,12,
6/10/64
Dallas,
Texas
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SENATOR has visited at his home on frequent occasions in the
past. He considers him an improvident-type individual who
expressed deep sorrow this event had happened. MARTIN does not
"has never been able to earn a living," but likable, accommo-
recall any discussionwhich encompassed a detailing of the exact
dating, and not unpleasant to have around.
feelings of SENATOR and/or RUBY to this, or the possible
activities of either an a consequence of it or any preceding
SENATOR in a good cook and on most of the occasions
events.
when he came to the MARTIN home " was for the purpose of pre-
paring a moal for the MARTIN family. Ho prided himself on his
with the above fixed on Friday, November 22, 1963,
ability along this line, and delighted in doing this. He lived,
MARTIN has no recollection 01 having soon or talked to SENATOR
more or less, to MARTIN's best knowledge, on the largess of his
again until around noon or shortly thereafter on November 24,
friends, and made himself accoptable through things such 34 the
1963, the day of the OSWALD shooting, and can furntsh no infor-
foregoing. He worked for a time for JACK RUDY at the Carousel
mation 1963. relating to SENATOR's possible activities on November 23,
Club, but that did not work out and RUBY then got him a con-
nection selling post cards and other novelty items. This latter
endeavor was being neglected by SENATOR. and, in general, he just
On November 24, 1963, he and Mrs. MARTIN had gone to
never seemed able to get shead.
church and it was on their way home from church they got the
first news of the shooting on their radio. When they got home
MARTIN feels SENATOR was used by RUBY an a sort of "Man
his daughter told him SENATOR had called, had left no number
Friday." He would order him around and have him do menial
for a return call, but would call back.
personal things for him. MARTIN in of the opinion RUBY had
SENATOR around principally for this reason, and, on the other
Instead of calling back, SENATOR arrived shortly
hand, SENATOR played his part willingly and without rementment
thereafter in person at the house. He wis extremaly excited
in return for the favors and "support" RUBY tendered him.
and upset. His paramount concern wild "What can be done about
JACK?' He was not concerned for himself and said nothing to
MARTIN, on first interview, could evoke no positive
indicate he wanted, or had any reason to balieve he needed,
recollection of having soon or talked to SENATOR on either No-
legal counsel or help for himself. He said he had heard the
Vember 22 or 23, 1963. After discussion with his wife he then
news of the shooting While at the Eatwell Restaurant in down-
recalled SENATOR was at the MARTIN home on either the evening
town Dallas, had tried to call MARTIN. ind then had coola on out
of Friday, November 22, 1963, or Saturday, November 23, 1963.
to the house with the intention of waiting for him. lie wanted
In an effort to be more enlightening on this point, MARTIN
to "do something for JACK," and felt MARTIN could advise him as
again went over personal events with his wife and daughters, and
RUBY. to what he could or should do, and might also be able to help
although none could state with certainty, it was their joint
conclusion, based on an association of events, that SENATOR was
at the MARTIN home on the evening of Friday, November 22. 1963,
MARTIN knew the police would want to interrogate
the day President KENNEDY was assassinated. Ha sat with them
SENATOR, and his first advice W10 that SINATOR go to the police
and watched television broadcasts concerned with the assuasi-
and make himself available immediately. they, thereupon, want
nation, and became quite emotional with respect to the accausi-
almost at once to the Dallas Police Department, in SENATOR's
nation. At one point it seemed tears came to his eyes, and he
truck, MARTIN believes, but is not sure.
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The conference at the house was very brief, and no
naked him by the police and others, and what he had told them.
effort was made to have a detailed discussion an to any
He did this in order to get come ideas AS to how best to proceed
with a defonse for RUDY, and, also, in order that he, himself,
possible notives which might have prompted RUBY'# action.
might know about RUDY all that SENATOR know about him and his
There was no mention made at that time of ROBY's feelings
about the killing of President KENNEDY, his reaction to the
activities. There then enound . lengthy disportation by SENATOR
full-page advertisement which had appeared in the local news
Wherein he described Mist had gone on at the Police Department.
It was in the course of this MARTIN first learned from SENATOR
over the name of BERNARD WEISSMAN nor, was there any reference
at all made to the *Impeach Earl Warron* poster. MARTIN'S first
about RUBY's being incomesd over and his exptional reaction 10,
and foremost thought at the morent was to get SENATOR to the
the full-page advertinument of BERNARD WEIDSMAN which had.
appeared in A local paper and which was derogatory to President
police, and, toward this and, he told him, an they proceeded to
NUMBER) and, to the *Inpeach Earl Warren" poster and RUSY's
the Police Department. he should "marahal his thoughts* with
having photographed this poster. MARTIN has a vague recollection
respect to his Association with and knowledge of JACK FUBY.
STRATOR said to was WILL RUST when this picture Vall taken. HARTIN
and wasched television broadcasts concerned with the 8053281-
blad make himself available immediately. They, thersupon, 4.16 parten went
nation, and became quite emotional with respect to the assas,1-
almost at once to the Dallas Police Department, in SIGNATOR'S
nation. At one point it seemed tears came to his eyes, and he
truck, MARTIN believes, but in not sure.
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The conference at the house was very brief, and no
asked him by the police and others, and what he had told them.
effort was made to have A detailed discussion as to any
He did this in order to get some ideas an to how best to proceed
possible motives which might have prompted RUBY's action.
with a defense for RUBY, and, also, in order that he, himself,
There was no mention made at that time of RUBY's feelings
might know about RUBY all that SENATOR know about him and his
about the killing of President KENNEDY, his reaction to the
activities. There then ensued a lengthy dissertation by SENATOR
full-page advertisement which had appeared in the local news
wherein he described Mint had gone on at the Police Department.
over the name of BERNARD WEIGSMAN, nor, was there any reference
It was in the course of this MARTIN first Inarned from SENATOR
at all made to the "Impeach Earl Watron" poster. MARTIN'S first
about RUDY's being treasud over and him emotional reaction to,
and foremost thought at the moment was to get SENATOR to the
the full-page advertisement of DERNARD WELSONAN which had
police, and, toward this end, he told him, as they proceeded to
appeared in a local paper and Which was derogatory to President
the Police Department, he should "marshal his thoughts* with
KENNEDY, and, to the "Inpeach Earl Warren* poster and RUBY's
respect to his association with and knowledge of JACK RUBY.
having photographed this poster. MARTIN has a vague recollection
SENATOR said he was with RUSY when this picture Van taken. MARTIN
Upon arrival at the Dallas Police Department, around
does not believe SENATOR would have had any opportunity to talk to
1.00 P.M. to MARTIN's best recollection, SENATOR was *taken
RUBY While at the Police Department during the preceding afternoon,
into custody" by two police officers and hurried into the
and SENATOR made no mention he had soon or talked to him.
Homicide Squad rooms on the third floor. MARTIN feels this
action by the police was abrupt and uncalled for considering
SENATOR told of the poster incident in the course of
SENATOR was making himself voluntarily available and attempting
recounting his experiences At the Police Department, and the
to be helpful. His protests were to no avail, the officers
interrogation of him by police and other Authorities. MARTIN
telling him SENATOR would be back out in a short time. He did
presumed it had been told by SENATOR to the police. Information
not again 800 SENATOR until around 5.00 or 6.00 P.M. Re had
of & privileged nature lator available to MARTIN established the
tried to get to SENATOR but on each occasion was put off and
above to be factual, and it 18 his belief that If it were not
told it would be just , little bit longer until he would be
told by SENATOR to his interrogators it was only through an over-
able to see him. MARTIN Was considering starting action for a
sight. MARTIN can discorn no conceivable benefit SENATOR could
writ of haboas corpus when SENATOR finally appeared, for he knew
have felt he would be realizing for either himself or RUBY by
of no reason why the police should be holding him. At this
withholding this information, and he gavo no improssion he had.
point SIGNATOR seemed to be eminently pleased and elated with all
the attention he was getting, and the importance he appeared to
By the late eventing of November 24, 1963, the full
have gained.
significance of what had happened commod to become more apparent
to SENATOR and he approached a state Maore he was practically
After SENATOR was released he gave permission to some
"overwhelmed with fear* for his own safety. Where at first he
news photographers to take pictures of the apartment where he
had felt "important" -- more no perhaps than he over had before
and RUBY had lived, and, with MARTIN, he accompanied those men
in his life -- he now considered that someone might attempt to'
to the apartment. MARTIN and SENATOR then returned to the
harm him because of What RUBY had done since he had been DO close
MARTIS home.
to RUBY. Because of this he did not go to his spartment the
night of November 24, 1963, but spent the night at the MARTIN
At the MARTIN home on the evening of November 24, 1963,
MARTIN told SENATOR to detail to him What questions had been
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FORM (May, 1-8-14)
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5AM GAMBULOS. manager and one of the family which
owne and operates the Eatwell Restaurant at 1404 Main Street,
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Dallas, Texas, said he has known GEORGE SENATOR At a regular
customer of the restaurant for a number of years. In the
residence. MARTIN felt this feeling on the part of SENATOR was
past, SIGNATOR was on almost daily patron, but GANSULOS has
ridiculous, and he tried to "kid him out of it," but it per-
not Been him for the past couple of months, and does not know
sisted. MARTIN feels this feeling continued to haunt SENATOR
"what has happaned to him."
and was one of the primary reasons he loft the Dallas ACOA after
the RUBY trial and went to live with relatives outside the
CAMBULOS did not come to work on the day LEE HARVEY
state.
OSWALD was whot at the Dallas Police Department until 2100 P.M.,
and thus in not in n position to state whether GEORGE SENATOR
was in the restaurant on the merning of that date. His father,
hours. JAMES GAMBULOS, would have been on duty during the morning
GAMBULOS cannot state whether SENATOR was in the
Eatwell at any time while he was on duty during the afternoon
and evening of Saturday, November 23, 1963, since there in
nothing about this date to fix it in his mind. 114 1a certain
he did not BUG GENATOR in the Eatwell at any time while on
duty during the atternoon and evening of November 24, 1963.
CAMBULOS also know JACK RUBY, an an occasional patron
of the Eatwoll, however, he cannot recall he know at the time
of the shooting of OSWALD that RUBY and SENATOR were living
together, although he was aware they knew each other.
GAMBULOS said ho could not recall exactly which
waitrosses word on duty on the day shift of November 24, 1963,
but that ELSIE MATHEWS, cashier and bookkeeper, would be able
to furnish this information.
CAMBULOS said SENATOR never discussed his activities
with him, and never talked to him about his association with
JACK RUBY. Do has no knowledge of any photographs taken by
RUBY and/or SENATOR, and neither ovor displayed any photographs
of any kind about the restaurant, to his knowledge. No convor-
nation he ever had with aither of their indicated any interest
on thoir part in political affairs of any xinc.
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ELATE ". MATHERS, 5000 Mindeley, Dallas, Taxas,
Cashier and citvell 1404 Main
CHARLES 7.. 3104 Assistre, was Interview at the
Dallas, wis interviewed " her place of Business. 87.0 gave
Innwand Restaurant, 5012 Sharp Street, another earablishment overd and
the following Information
operated by the GANSULOS factly, OVERTS and of the Cateril
Restaurant, 1404 Main Street. Mr. CAMPLETE seld 1.0 works At both
the does not wirk on Jundays, and, consequently,
escablishments since his father, JANES C. has been largely
was not on Quty at the CALMELL in Sunday, November 24, 1963.
incapacitated by an operation on his head which took place prior to
Bhw will the knows GLORGE SENATOR 12 A customer : the
November, 1963. He cald his father still, AS 4 figure-head with or
restrurant, but never doos sore than pass the time of day
less, Banages the Satwell, and to there practically every day. but ha,
with Lim. and can furnish no information AS to his activities.
himself, makes LC a point to be there a road bit of the
she does not know Wiether he was in the Estwell on the day
of the
before REWARD NAM what "
on part in political Affairs or any Kind.
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ELSIE E. MATHEWS, 5003 Lindaley, Dallas, Texas,
Cashier and Brokkeeper, Pitwell Restrurant, 1404 Main Street,
CHARLES R. CAMBULOS, 3104 Amherst, was interviewed at the
Dallas, was interviewed At her place of business. She gave
Innwood Restaurant, 5012 Sharp Street, another establishment owned and
the following information
operated by the CAMBULOS family, GWEETS and operators of the Eatwell
Restaurant, 1404 Main Street. Mr. CAMBULOS and he works at both
She does not work on Sundays, and, consequently,
establishments since his father, JAMES C. CAMBULOS, has been largely
was not on duty At the Hatwell on Sunday, November 24, 1963.
incapacitated by an operation on his hand which took place prior to
She eald she knows GEORGE SENATOR AS = customer of the
November, 1963. He said his father still, as n figure-head nore or
restaurant, but never doos more than pass the time of day
less, manages the Eatwell, and 1a there practically every day. but he,
with him, and can furnish no information as to his activities.
himself, makes it c point to be there a good bit of the time because
She does not know Mether he was in the Eatwell on the day
of the mentioned situation.
before OSWALD WAS shot (November 23, 1963), or on the day of
the shooting (November 24, 1963).
In three different sessions, and with the assistance of his
wife, LILLIAN CAMBULOS, in recalling related Incidents to refresh his
Mrs. MATHEWS furnished the following from her
memory, Mr. CAMBULOS gave the following information:
records as the waitresses who wore on duty at the Eatwell on
November 24, 1963,
He had gone to the lake with his children on Sunday,
November 24, 1963, thus, was not At the Entwell Restaurant on that
MILDRED POLLARD
date, the day LEE HARVEY OSWALD was shot at the Dallas Pulice Department,
GLORIA FREEMAN
and has no firsthand information as to whather GEORGE SEMATOR was in
PAULINE CHILDRESS
the place on that date. the has known SENATOR as 0 frequent patron of
the Eatwell for a number of years, and knew he was a friend of JACK RULY
although not aware these two were living together until sometime after
the OSWALD shooting. He believes he was at the Eatwall on Saturday,
November 23, 1963, but, since he has seen SENATOR in the restaurant 80
frequently in the past he cannot state whether he came in on this
particular date. He explained if he did there was certainly nothing
said and nothing occurred which would fix this fact In his mind. He
similarly has no specific recollection AS to whether be saw SENATOR in
the restaurant on the day of the assossimation of President KENNEDY, for
the same reasons as just stated.
CAMBULOS did work at the Entwellall day on Monday, November 25,
1963, the Innwood Restaurant being closed on that date. He does
remember that SENATOR came into the Eatwell that day, and he believes
this was sometime in the morning. He sat at the counter and recounted
"his troubles." He said he had been having trouble with his cruck,
he had not been able to work, he was without funds, and was having a
generally hard time. He attempted to borrow #ONG money but was not
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SENATOR was ordinarily a quiet and rather reserved type
individual, but on the above occasion he was dishoveled in appearance
and looked "As though he had been up all night." So far as hts con-
Davis Building, como in and talk to SENATOR, and he believes it was
varsation with GAMBULOS was concerned, he did not dwall too much on
also on this same day he BOW " woman talking to SENATOR in the
the shooting of OSWALD by RUBY, but merely made a few general statements
restaurant who was later identified to him as EVA GRANT. RUBY's nister,
to the effect RUSY was the emotional type, inclined to do things on the
although of this he is not sure; it could have been at n later date.
spur of the coment, etc. He said nothing which would indicate he had
Whether these meetings vere by design or chance, GAMBULOS cannot say,
any knowledge'or premonition RUBY might do such a thing and made no
All these people, with the exception of EVA GRANT, had been regular
effort to guesa why RUBY had committed this act and this matter was
customers of the restaurant for quite 5000 time in the past, and all,
not-discursed. He seened concerned more with his own problems, and,
again with the exception of EVA GRANT, were well known by aight and
in addition, gave evidence of being "an extremely frightened man." He
name to CAMBULOS. He has no way of knowledge what any of the conver-
recarked to GAMBULOS, "This place has gone crazy." weanting Dallas, and
sations between these parties might have been.
expressed fear, even about going out to the spartment where he and
RUBY lived to get his personal effects. He said he was fearful someone
GAMBULOS cannot be unqualifiedly cortain the above-mentioned
would try to shoot him, and CAMBULOS inferred from this he meant the
meetings between SENATOR and MARTIN, and SENATOR and BARCLAY, actually
general air of hysteria which he felt existed at the time in Dallas
took place on this particular Monday, although he feels they did. He
might lead someone to do his harm because he was 80 close to RUBY. He
explains this by pointing out that all these parties knew each other;
Mas not specific in this connection, did not make any effort to cnlarge
It was not unusual for them to talk some with each other when they
upon it, and CAMBULOS, being busy taking care of the cash register and
happened to be in the Eatwell at the time for a cup 02 coffee, as
other business, had no opportunity to pursue the subject.
be had seen then doing on occasions in the past; and It admittedly
is possible he 16 confused on this point after the lapse of 00
At no point in the course of the above or at any other time
lengthy a period of time.
to CAMBULOS did SENATOR make any mention of what either be or RUBY
thought about the assassination of President KENNEDY, or what their
CAMBULOS said he had known JACK RUBY for a number of years
reaction to this had been. He did not say anything about he and/or
as an occasional patron of the Eatwell, but the last time he naw him
RUBY taking any pictures, and he did not show any to CAMBULOS. He
was several days, at least, prior to the assassination.
seemed " thoroughly distraught individual, worried over what Wes now
going to happen to him, and discouraged over what had occurred.
Shortly, SENATOR moved from the counter over to a nearby
booth and asked for and was given permission to use the "free"
telephone. CAMBULOS handed this over to him from behind the cash
register counter. SENATOR then proceeded to make several telephone
calls but GAMBULOS does not know whom he called, and overheard none
of SENATOR'S conversations. CAMBULOS has BORD recollection of having
seen one MINE BARCLAY, an attorney from the Davis Building across the
street, COLUM into the Eatwall, and talk some with SENATOR. He also.
hry the # 8153 recollection he saw JIM MARTIN, another attorney from the
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Hinorable Bubert F. Kennedy
Attorney Guaral of the United States
Department or Justice
Monorable Harl Warren
Machington, D. C.
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Chief Justice of the United States
Too Suprese Court
Door Ceneral:
Washington, D. C. 26543
Throughout the course of the Investigation contracted by this
Dear Mr. Chief Justice:
Constantin, Department or Justice bys been must beligit In Conception
Conduction's impiry,
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PRESIDENT'S Commission
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MEMORANDUM
Nonorable J. Lee Rankin
General Counsel
September 22, 1964
The President's Commission
TO:
200 Waryland Avenue, Northeast
Mr. J. Lee Runkin
Washington, D. C.
General Counsel
FROM:
Dear Ur. Rankin:
Durt W. Oriffin
RE:
Reference is made to your letter of September 7,
Telephone interview with George Senstor.
1964, requesting that the files of the FDI be examined with
Karon Bennett Carlin, bruce Ray Carlin, Harry N. Olson and
respect to Lva Grant, Ralph Paul, George Senator, Breck Wall,
1964, I talked by telephone with Mr. George Censtor at the
At approximately 10:00 6.m. Tuesday, September 22,
Kay Helen Coleman (Mra. Harry N. Otsen) for any information
thorein indicating that these persons were possible members
Bristol Hotel in New York City,
of the Communist Party or engaged in other subversive activities.
In response to questions about his own political
By letter dated June 1, 1964, the President's
activities and those of Juck Ruby, Mr. Senator stated that
Compission previously requested a similar check of our files
he (Senator) had never campaigned for any political campaign,
with respect to Ralph Paul, George Senator and Breck Wall
had never belonged to any political organization and had
and you were advised by my letter of June 15, 1904, that
engaged voting. in no political activities Wistscover other than
the files of this Cureau do not contain any information of
a subversive nature or otherwise concerning these individuals
other than information which has been furnished to the
Senstor wloo said that to his knowledge Jack Huby
President's Commission in connection with the investigation
had never compaigned for any person or engaged in any other
political activities.
Sinitor Neva campaigned potitically
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regarding Jack L. Ruby.
bruce Ray Carlin, Marry N. Olsen and Kay Helen Coleman, a
With respect to Eva Grant, Karen Bennett Carlin,
check of the files of this Bureau does not reveal any
information identifiable with these persons which would
indicate they have ever been members of the Communist Party
or engaged in other aubversive activities.
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Sincerely yours,
J. 2fornie
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MAROLD GORDON ALDERMAN 6232 Delord Street, Tulane
University Graduate Student, advised that in the past he has
February 12, 1964
participated in Fair Play for Cuba activities in Now York
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City, Washington, D. C., and Seattle, Washington. Ho Hald
he has nover boon A mumber of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee
out that during the approximate Lime of the Day of Pign
Invanion he picked up literature from the Fair Play for
Cobs Consittee Office in Now York City, and a impol button
with the words "Hands orf Cuba." Also, at the approximate
time he participated in a picket 11ne sponsored by the Fair
Honorable J. Lee Mankir
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The Villa-Fontana
1315 Skiles
A popular hangout of the female members of the "gay" set.
The Mercy Mary
Described by PATTERSON as a new coffee house located at
the corner of Murray and Canton Streets, across the street
Commission Excibit No 3014
from the Murray Cotton Gin. This coffee house has & one-way
mirror in the door.
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The Century Room
June 29, 1964
Lamar and Lanco Streets
PATTERSON describes this as one of the newer joints,
RE: JACK L. HUBY:
LEE HARVEY OSWAID - VICTIM (Deaessed)
GEORGE SENATOR
Mrs. Shirley Wexler, 1419 Country Club Prado,
Coral Cables, Florida, advised on June 29, 1904, that she
had previously been married to George Senatory that during
their marital elationship George Senator had at no time
demonstrated any homosexual proclivities nor did nhe
possess any information which would Indicate that George
Senator is or has been a homonexual.
Mrs. Wexler also atated that during her marriage
to Senator, Senator to her knowledge bird not engaged
in any communist activities and did not have it communist
background. Mrs. Wexler stated that the possessed no
inform tion concerning Senator's activities airms the
termination or their marriage.
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Senator neither Communist for homosocical
Shirley Wexler (ex wife)
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Mr. H. H. ANDERSON, Managing Director for the Adolphus
CHRIS ELSON, owner and operator of the Kings Club and
Hotel, Dallas, advised that on November 22, 1963, shortly after the
the Surgundy Room, Adolphus notal, advised the Burgundy Room
Assassination of President KENNEDY he telephonically contacted
located on the lobby floor and the Kings Club located on the
BRECK WALL and JOE PETERSON who were residing in the hotel and
sixth floor of the Adolphus Notel are owned and operated by him.
told them the Century Room would be closed on Friday and Saturday
Naither of the clubs opens until noon, ELSON advised that
nights. JOE PETERSON and BRECK WALL were producers and starred in
immediately after the assassination of President ADDRESS on
the show "Bottoms Up" and had a contract with the hotel for shows
November 22, 1963, he contacted the manager of the Adolphus Notel
from April 20, 1963, to August 3, 1963, and from September 28, 1963,
and found that the Century Room would not open on November 22 and 23,
to January 4, 1964. Mr. ANDERSON advised the Century Room 10 never
1963, and he Immediately contacted all of his employees who work
open on Sunday nights.
in the Burgundy Room and Kings Club and advised then that noither
would be orened until Monday, November 25, 1963. ELSON advised
Mr. ANDERSON advised he did not have any contact with
that on November 28, 1963, GEORGE SERATOR contacted him personally
JACK RUBY, RALPH PAUL, CEORGE SENATOR, or EVA GRANT from November 22
at the Kings Club and stated he had a complaint to taske egainst
to November 24, 1963.
the plano player in the Burgundy Room. On the evening 01
November 28, 1963, the pinno player allogedly made a reantk about
JACK RUBY and ELSON contacted all employees and IC was determined
that none of the employees had seen JACK RUBY, RALPH PAUL, CEORGE
SENATOR, or EVA GRANT from November 22 to Rovember 28, 1963. The
employees of the Burgundy Room advised they were reading the
headlines of a newspaper regarding JACK RUBY and this was the basis
for the complaint by GEORGE SENATOR.
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call, DOWNY heard a radio announcement that OSWALD had boon
dential parada route wis going to -- will the Toat office,
that by JACK RUDY, and. knowing that SENATOR and RUSY lived
to tax corner 0: and 0.10 Streets, About
togo.hor. then attempted to reach SEINTOR by telephone
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WILLIAM =. DOWNEY, 1424 Plewsen, Dallas, TEXTS,
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adviced that on the day of President
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acction with his work. on that morning, Povember 22, 1963,
he parked his Automobile near the Dentral Annex of the Post
From thirty to forty-fivo minutos after SIGNATOR's
Office to transact 4030 business C the Proni-
call, DOWNEY heard a rodio announcement that OSWALD had been
dential parada route was going to 1 56.45 the Foot Office,
shot by JACK RUBY, and, knowing that BENATOR and RUBY lived
CONNEY went to the corner of Reaston and Main Streets, about
together, DOWNEY then attempted to reach SENATOR by telephone
one block south of the Toxas School Book Depository Building,
at the residence of attorney JIM MARTIN, Where SHINATOR had
whore he watched the Presidential car drive by. Shortly after
pentioned he had boon staying.
the car had passed the corner on Which he stood, DOWNEY hoard
one or more explosions. which he thought ware firecrackors.
Mrs. MARTIN told DOWNEY that SENMOR and JIM MARTIN
Suddenly the crowd started surging in the direction of the
had left the house to go to the Police Department, to volunteer
School Depository, and he saw the Presidential automobile
to answer any questions SENATOR might bo able to andwar about
drive away from the cornor of Houston and Elm Streets in A
RUBY, DOWNEY said he then called a mutual friend of his and
hurry, at about the time he hoard someone in the crowd say
SENATOR'S MIKE BARCLAY, on attorney. BARCLAY told him that
the President had been shot. no atayed in the area for about
SENATOR had nothing to worry about if he ware not involved in
an hour, and then loft. DOWNEY said no did not 500 GEORGE
the chooting, had done the right thing by going to the police,
SENATOR that day.
and thore was nothing either BARCLAY or DOWNEY could do for
SENATOR at that point.
On Saturday, November 23, 1963, DOWNEY was at home
all day. going out only in the evening for a brief period to
DOWNEY said he stayed homo all day November 24, 1963,
take his wifo, from whom he is now divorced, to dinner. Ho
and watched telovision. Somotime around 6:00 or 7:00 P.M., he
advisor he did not SCG SENATOR that day.
received at telephone call from GEORGE SENATOR soking DOWNEY to
most SENATOR and MIKE BARCLAY at Doe's Loungo, a bar located
On Sunday morning. November 24, 1963, GEORGE SENATOR
at 3220 North Pitzhugh, Dallus. DOMNEY cald ho assumed SENATOR
called DONNEY by phone at his home. About thirty to forty-five
suggested this place because both of them had been there bufore
ninutes before the shooting of OBWARD by JACK RUSY. SENATOR
and were fumiliar with the place. DOVENTY also recalled that the
said ho WSB calling from his apartment, that he was alone
Burgundy ROOM of the Rotel Adolphus, Where no and SENATOR fro-
there, and no taked if he could como to DOWNEY'S house and
quently DOW each other, was closed down after the assossination
cook brockfast for DOWNEY and h16 wifo. DOWNEY said that he
of the President, from Friday through Sunday, not re-opening
and his wife had just Arison and no asked SENATOR not to come.
until Monday ovening, November 25, 1963.
SENATOR either told him then that no would go for breakfast at
the Eatwoll Caro or the Wiffls shop at Bryan and Fitzhugh
Around 7.00 P.M. on November 24, 1963, in response to
Streets in Dallas, or cloo he told him later that day that he
SENATOR'S telephone call, DOWNEY wont to Doo's Lounge, Where he
had gone to one of those places for breakfast.
not SENATOR and MIKE BARCLAY. SUNATOR was completely sobor at
the time, and apparontly wanted to got together with him moroly
to talk about the interrogation ho had undergone that day at
polico hondquarters. Ho montioned nome of the questions no had
boon asked and told of his answers. no was naturally concerned
about JACK RUBY, his roommate, and coomed completely surprised
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BARCLAY, Davis Building, 1309 Main Streac, Dallas, Texas,
advised that on November 22, 1963, he had been at-tho
They stayed at Dec's Loung perhaps forty-five minutes,
County Court House prior to the time the Late Prodident
having about one drink during this period, after which DOWNEY
KENNSDY was due to parade in that vicinity, that he had
drova SENATOR to downtown Dallas, Where the latter got into his
laft the Court House to watch the procession, and did watch
Volkswagen truck, presumably to drive home.
the Presidential procossion pass the corner of Main and
Houston Streets, about one block south o: the Texas School
DOWNEY rocalls that SENATOR seemed very reluctant to
Book Depository, sceno of the Assassination. Shortly after
return to the apartment ho and RULY shared, fearing nome action
the car boaring the Prosident passed the place where BARCLAY
might be taken against him by people angured at the shooting of
was standing, BARCLAY turned to re-entor the Court House, at
OSWALD by JACK RUSY. No said that sometime during the following
which time ho heard one or noro loud reports Watch he identi-
week, exact days not recalled, SENATOR stayed overnight at
fied in his own mind ao riflo choto. No turned and the crowd
DONNEY's apartment because of his reluctance to stay at his own
accured to be surging toward the Depository area. Do did not
place.
500 the Prosidential automobile at that time, and it
apparantly loft the area immodiately. Eo stayed in that aroa
DOWNEY said he has known GEORGE SENATOR for four or
for about one hour. then returned to his office. He doos not
five years and originally got acquainted with him through the
remember having seen GEORGE SENATOR or JACK RUBY on NO-
Vember 22, 1963.
fact that both were then engaged in the sale of women's sports
wear.
BARCLAY said ho had known GEORGE SENATOR for about
DOWNEY said he was acquainted with JACK RUBY, but had
one and ond-half years, and believes he not SENATOR through
not seen him for a Long time before the Assassination, and did
attorney JIM MARTIN, a long-time friend and business associate.
not 000 him in the period following the assassination.
No never know just Mist SENATOR did for a living, but doos re-
member that at one time he had a Volkawagen truck and was doing
no said GEORGE SENATOR had never discussed with him
some kind of solling from this truck. BARCLAY said he used to
the incident concorning RUBY's having taken SENATOR at night
frequently visit the Burgandy Room at the Adolphus Cotal after
to look at an "Impeach Earl Warren" sign.
work, for a beer or two, porhaps two or throe times a wook,
and frequently paw GEORGE SENATOR at that place.
No said he doos not know RALPH PAUL, may have met him
at some time, but has no recollection of having done no.
BARCLAY DAID he had known JACK RUBY for many years
and believes that either he or GEORGE SENATOR had mentioned
DOWNEY said he does not know BRECK WALL or JOE
at one time that they were roommates.
PETERSON. and never know LEE HARVEY OSWALD.
BARCLAY oaid ho has no recollection Whatsoever of
having soon GEORGE SENATOR on Saturday, November 23, 1963.
BARCLAY said he remembers purposely avoiding going to City Hall
or the Court House on that date because of the confusion he
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thought would probably oxist there.
result of his acquaintance with RUBY. BARCLAY got the improssion
on Sunday sorning. November 24, 1963, his mother called
that EENATOR WAD a man to Whom nothing important had over
his and told his LAST HARVEY ORNARD and boon shot. He turned on
happened, 4a man who had never been hold in particularly high
by anyone. SENATOR talked At this time shout how nice
Mis ablovision out and LOW a employ of the checting. 110 ru-
that he stayed at 1,000 virtually all that day. He said
everyone had been to him during the day. and of the questions
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having BOOK GEORGE SENATOR on Saturday, November 23, 1963.
BARCLAY said he remombers purposely avoiding going to City Hall
or the Court House on that date because of the confusion he
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thought would probably exist thore.
result of his acquaintance with RUDY. BARCLAY got the impression
that SENATOR W.O a man to Whom nothing important had ovor
On Sunday morning, November 24, 1963, his mother called
happened, a man who had never been hold in particularly high
him and told him LEE HARVEY OSWALD had boon shot. Ho turned on
octoon by anyone. SENATOR talked at this time about how nice
his television sot and saw a replay of the shooting. Ho ro-
everyone had been to him during the day, and of the questions
LenDers that ho stayed at home virtually all that day. 110 said
which had been asked him by the police and acquaintances.
he remembers BILL DONNEY having called him by telephone that
day, worrying about GEORGE SENATOR, WIOD DOWNEY had helped out
Sometime during his conversation with SENATOR, although
from time to time when SIGNATOR was *down on his luck." It 10
he cannot remember Whother it was on this or COMO other occusion,
BARCLAY'S recollection that ho told DOWNEY not to worry, that
SENATOR told BARCLAY that he and JACK RUSY ware concorned about a
there was no roason to believe SENATOR was involved in either
full-page advortisement in the "Dallas Norning Now which they
the assassination of the President or the shooting of LEE HARVEY
considered defamatory to Provident kesnedy. BARCLAY 10 cortain
OSWALD.
that SENATOR never montioned having gond with BUBY to look at an
"Impoach Earl Warren" cign. because ho remembers buing surprised
TO the best of BARCLAY's current recollection, some-
at this When he road about it in the nowspapers nomatime after
time in the late afternoon or early evening of Sunday, NO-
the assassination and the killing of OSWALD.
Vember 24, 1963, he loft home and wont dountown, to oither his
office or to the Court House. It 10 his furthor recollection
It 10 BARCLAY's recollection that they wore at Doo's
that after he transacted Whatover business ho had to transact,
only a chort time, after which ho, BARCLAY, wont on home, and
which may have involved a burglar then confined to jail, whom
BILL DOWNEY was to drive SENATOR back downtown to got his
he was defending, ho wont to the Eatwall Cafe for a cup of
Volkawagon.
coffee. Thoro, he saw GEORGE SENATOR.
BARCLAY said he doos not remember having soon JACK
Ro told SENATOR that his friend, BILL DOWNEY, had
RUBY during the period November 22 through 24, 1963. 110 said
boon calling inquiring about him, and was worried about him.
that on the night of November 23, 1963, ha, BARCLAY, vas at
During the course of his convorsation ho got the fooling,
the Court House in Dallas to 000 a burglar ho Vas defending,
probably expressed by SENATOR, that the latter was afraid to
and it in entirely possible he saw RUBY that night, but he has
return to the apartment ho shared with RUBY, bacause no was
no specific recollection of having done 50.
afraid como action right be taken against him by persons angered
at the OSWALD shooting by RUBY. # bolloves that CHORGE SENATOR
BARCLAY said he doos not know RALPH PAUL but had heard
had called BILL DOWNY from the Entwall Cofe, and the throo of
in that past that ho was JACK RUDY's "angol." BARCIAY said he
them arranged to most at Doo's Lounge, 3220 North Fitzhugh,
never know BRECK WALL or JOE PETERSON.
Dallas. No and SENATOR processed LO Bowle in BARCLAY's auto-
nobile, Where they did most DOWNEY. Phey talked generally
BARCLAY said he used to share a law office with JIM
about the assassination and 02 RUST'S shooting of OSWALD. He
MARTIN and they have boon clona friends for years. Ho naid he
remembers that SIMATOR Was sobor, and that he seemed somewhat
16 ocr :ain ho did not must at the Satwall Cate in Dallas with
pleased at the spotlight which had been focused on him Ad A
GEORGE SIGNATOR, JIM MARTIN and EVA GRANT during the few days
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CLIFF ROBERTS, Investigator, Oklahoma State Duresu of
following the shooting of OSWALD. Be recalled that some months
Investigation, 410 M. Kelnut, furnished the following in-
formation:
ago, IIVA GRANT, Whom he had not not before, called his office
and told him she was sending A friend who had been arrosted for
In the Spring of 1003, ROBERTS was working an M private
automobile theft, to noo BARCLAY. This friend thereafter called
investigator 10 partnership with HIM. KERSTER, A former
at BARCLAY's office, BARCLAY offored to represent him if he
member of the Oklahoma City Police Department. ROBERTS and
could raise the fou, but this individual nover returned.
EHESTER had done nome Insurance york for the 1AY firm of
Shortly thereafter, EVA GRANT called BARCLAY on the tolephone
CLADE J. WATTS, who 111 one of the Attorneys representing
and gave him a severe tongue-lashing because he had not repre-
former Coneral ESTIN WALKER, in Dallas, Texas.
sented her friend for nothing.
A short time after the attempted shooting of General
WALKER in the Spring of 1003; WATES hired RODERTS and KEESTER
For that reason, BARCLAY foels certain he would
to go to Dallas to inventigate the shooting incident. BILL
remember any mooting he might nave had which would have in-
DCTV, A former employee of General WALKER, bad been developed
cluded EVA GRANT. He said that during the partinunt period,
as a suspect in this shooting and had been questioned by the
MARTIN had an office in the same building as BARCLAY, and that
Dallar Police Department. DUYY had boon alleged to have
they had coffee togother at the Eatwoll almost every morning.
remarked to none one that he With the person who shot WALKER.
Ho also said that GEORGE SENATOR Was in MARTIN's office almost
General WALNER was convinced that DUYY Vas Fuilty of the shoot-
every day during this time, and it is entirely possible the
1ng and instructed RODISTS and KEESTER to attempt to prove
DUFF's guilt. HOMELTS misd KIRSTER were convinced that DUTY
three of them drank coffee together at the Batwoll on No-
bad nothing to do with the abooting but to entisfy WALKER they
verbor 25, 1963. but he has no specific recollection of this
worked on the case for A period of about nine days.
particular incident. He fools cortain that under the circum-
stances. he did discuss the RUBY case with both MARTIN and
ROBERTS and MENSTER made contact with DUYY in an under-
SENATOR during this time. However, he said that by this time,
cover capacity and indicated to him they vero working on .
nome ton attorneys had boon mentioned publicly as prospoctive
plan to shoot WALEER. Whey offered DUTY $5,000.00, to
attorneys for JACK RUDY, that ho had no interest Whatsoever in
participate to this shooting and DUTY Indicated he was willing
to participate. During the discussions with DUYY relative to
getting involved in something that was becoming such a "hasele,"
this plan DUSE never made any ndminatore reflecting he VAN
and that he was never approached to act as RUSY's attorney.
guilty of the provious shooting attempt. DUPP would pretend
to have come knowledge of the previous shooting. but HOMELTS
He said he recalls that after the chooting of OSWALD,
considered this Was morely an act on DUYY's part to improse
SENATOR did indicate a normal anxioty about JACK RUDY. with whom
ROBERTS and KEESTER.
he had shared an apartment, but that his greatest concern In-
modiately following the shooting had boon his fear for himself
ROBERTS considered DUFF to be a complete phoney in every
respect and was couvinced DUFF went along with ROBERTS and
and the possibility that someone might take some violent Lotion
KEESTER aerely in AG attempt to got NONO money out of them.
against him because of his accociation with RUBY.
Commission Exhibit 3016
On 1-16-64 of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma File : oc 105-783
SA J. A. GRIMES
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ROBERTS and KEESTER made & tape recording of
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their last discussion with DUYP concerning the plan to
whoot WALKER, and furned this recording over to the Dallas
Police Department.
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"ocrText": "OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY PARISH OF ORLEANS\nRACKETS DIVISION\nDATE\nACTION TAKEN\nA.D.A.\nSENATOR, GEORGE\nKP 28372 A\nCHECK LIST FOR CLOSING FILES\nClosed by\n1. Closed to All Defendants.\n( )\n2. Closed in General Docket Book (Clerk's Office) . ( )\nDate\n3. Index Card Closed.\n( )\nWashington D.C.\napril\nGeorg Santer, Deposited\nin\n5400\n_11 of visa perfe.\nAFFIDAVIT IN ANY FACT\nBuil Thaffin\nis appreciation\nOF TEXAS\nHerry Secator\nOF DALLAS\nin protes\nWORE ME,\nWilliam\n.000 of time\nPublic in and for sold County, State of Texas, on this day personally oppoared\nwills producto,\ncorrectly;\nSemitor, 2/0/30, 223 So. Ewing, Apt. 207, to 2 5601, 3016 Code: Springs, no\nbusiness phone.\n:: the viole\nbymoday sworn. on each deposit and soys:\nDo\nwill\nIncm Junio Daty clost 0 years. I first lived with Jack in 2902 for 5 or 6\naloctic\nat the Narcalic FL. 02 And apartments, I have lived with Jack this tino since\nof 1963. Early last saturity norming about 3:00 AS Jack woke = up. ::0\nabout President Monnedy being billed. Jack told CO that to had born one\nCOOD to run = ad in the paper stating his club would to closed Friday,\nand Sunday in accepy of the Tresident. Jack paid 10 would hurs him money\nlocallo\non\nto just could the open up with the Procident cond, I could tall Juck was\n1000 hape given\nthe Prosident's donth hard and he kept reporting ha felt corry for the Proci-\n== happy to day\nfamily. Jack the too and to 89 to bod and he delt = to 80 cub and have caffee\nTo word to the Southland hotel for cofice and I had DODO coffee and Jack\nvico to Fy\ngrapafrait juich, No noted 11:0 no = started and shoolted and TO mont on\nChed who the first time I over saw tears in his eyes. I got cut of bod ===\ncreaing and wells Jack to about 10:00 02 10:30 M. to not had TV and had coffee,\nsill 1 and and very sorry for the Prodident's family. I had code things to do\nleft the house cround noon. I nont brois todo chout 7:00 7.1 and Jack was'nt\nI ate C Mit and word book out. : got back home about 30:30 saturday evening\ningoon\nthis home. Jack told = he had to 20 to the club and check up on consthing.\nC.: to Bod. hea I = =2 this norning d'out 9:00 AM Sholt ==0 cheoping. Juels\nmilling around and No not W. I could tell Jack tos brooding and ctill\n=>. to unterged a church serzon on T. V. and Jack kept repeating about the\nfamily and how costy to falt for = Fennady. Around 20:30 M to told\n= going to take Choba, his dog down to the club where the rest of his dogs\nJack the Inft ond I did'nt 0.0 him any 1070. I went down to the Estwall on\nstreet and had oddo coffou, Thile I was it the Entwall I heard Jack Ruby bad\nConald, I have ca = Jock's pistol and the list time I DAW it TWO Thursday night,\nX.:\nXXXXX\nGerry Senaton\nAND\nSWORN\nTO\nBEFORE\n2400 DAY\nOF\nNovember\nME\nTHIS\nA.D. 1983\nWilliam\nNatury Public Dates County. Twaca\nSemingsen\nEx.No.5400\nSINATOR,Coo.\nDeposition\n3001\nWashington, D.C. 4-22-64\nAttch. #7\n58\nnued\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5400\n427\n2\n3-2-593\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nDL 44-1639\nDate 21/24/63\nRUB\nof any type a:\nHe travelled\nhis time in Do\nGEORGE (NIN) SENATOR was interviewed at the Dallas\nsome 14 or 15\nPolice Department and Cave the following information:\nRUSI\nHo has known JACK LEON RUBY for approximately the\nand nover even\npast eight years, having nothim when he (SENATOR) started\nany indication\ngoing to the Vegas Club operated by RUBY on Onl: Lawn Avenue\nleft in his th\nin Dallas. He had only casual association with him, mostly\nis Jewish, fee\nonly as a patron to his club, from that time on up until\n(SENATOR) does\napproximately three years ago. Thoreafter, ho considered\nhinself to have been much closer to RUBY, but in this regard\nany sort, espe\ncould not explain why he considered hinsolf closer during the\ntstrikes?agains\npast three years than the time before that ho know RUBY. Eo\nSENATOR was un\nadded he occasionally, when low on funds, would be asked by\nas his persona\nRUBY to come and stay a day or two with him until do got back\nof a minority\non his feet, but be claims he never actually lived with him\nuntil about November 1, 1963, when he noved into the apartment\nWhen\n02 RUBY, Apartment 207, 223 South Ewing, Dallas, Texas.\nKENNEDY were G\ndation or exub\nRUBY has nover been married and has never shown any\nfino thing the\nspecial interest in girls. He has never had a steady girl\ncation of havi:\nfriend.\ntoward the KENN\nknowledge, or a\nHis employment throughout the time SENATOR has known\nhim has been as a tavern operator. Shortly after SENATOR\nRUBY\nfirst net him, RUBY opened the Sovereign Club on the second\nby saying it wa\nfloor of the building on the southeast corner of Field and\nalthough occasi\nCommerce in downtown Dollas. This venture was unsuccessful\nand about two or two and = half years ago the Sovereign Club\nthe club and hi\nwas discontinued and the Carousel Club started as a \"girlio\"\nsum of money on\nshow ostablishment. RUBY had a partner in the operation of\nconcerning this\nthe Sovereign Club, but SENATOR is unable to furnish this indi-\npracticed with\nvidual's name. SENATOR can state only that he believes RUBY\nfor self-protec\nto be the solo owner and operator of the present Carousel Club.\n:0 SENATOR.\nRUSY actively manages the Carousel Club, although\nSENAT\nhe still, so for as SENATOR knows, owns the Vegas Club. As to\nfriend\" and des\nthe latter, RUDY goes there only periodically to check on the\nrate of others\nmanagement of the place or to take over occasionally as master\nquently take SC\nof ceremonies.\nhim for a short\nEX.No.5401\nSENATOR,Geo.\nhard luck\". SE\nDeposition\nto be vicious C\nWashington, D.C. 4-22-64\n4\n11/24/63\non\nof\nDallas, Texas VIE\nFile $\nDL 44-1639\nby Special Agent\nKENNETH C. HOWE\n/\nmac\nDate\ndictated 11/24/63\n296\nThis document containe nother racommendations nor conclusions of the FDI. it Le the property of the FD: and is loaned to\nyour spency: It and Its content* not to be distributed culdide your agency.\nKERO!\nEXCRO\nCOPY\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5401\n428\n2\nDL 44-1639\nRUBY belongs to no clubs, societies, or organizations\nof any type and has no \"connections\" anywhere outside Dallas.\nHe travelled very, very infrequently and spent practically all\nhis time in Dallas, having been here as SENATOR understands,\nsome 14 or 15 years.\nRUSY never expressed any special political preferences\nthe\nand never even discussed political matters sufficienty to give\ncd\nany indication as to whether he might be to the right or to the\n10\nleft in his thinking. SENATOR was of the opinion RUBY, since he\ntly\nis Jewish, feels somewhat the same on things of this type as he\n(SENATOR) does; 1. e., a Jew has no right to express opinions of\nany sort, especially when he is in business, since he has enough\ngard\n(strikes\"against him just being a Jew. In pursuit of this idea,\nthe\nSENATOR was unable to state RUBY was materially affected so far\nEG\nas his personality was concerned, by his position as a member\nby\nof a minority race.\nback\nhis\nstment\nWhen it was definitely decided President and Mrs.\nKENNEDY were going to visit Dallas, RUBY showed no special\ndation or exuberance and although he evidently thought it W&S a\n= any\nfine thing the President was coming to Dallas, he gave no indi-\n:1\ncation of having any particularly strong feelings or attachments\ntoward the KENNEDYS, and certainly never had any personal contact,\nknowledge, or acquaintanceship with them.\nknown\n02\nRUBY owned a revolver which SENATOR could describe only\nand\nby saying it was black. This was kept at the Carousel Club,\n=d\nalthough occasionally RUBY would carry it back and forth between\nful\nClub\nthe club and his home because he usually carried a fairly large\nlic\"\nsum of money on him. SENATOR never had any special discussions\nof\nconcerning this weapon with RUBY, never heard him say he shot 1t,\nS indi-\npracticed with it, or had any special reason for having it, except\nRUBY\nfor self-protection. He had no other firearms of any type known\n: Club.\nto SENATOR.\nSENATOR on some occasions would refer to RUBY as a \"boy\nis to\nfriend\" and described him as extremely good-hearted and conside-\nthe\nrate of others and in this regard SENATOR said RUBY would fre-\nquently take some acquaintance or casual friend home to stay with\nhim for a short time because this individual was having a \"bit of\nhard luck\". SENATOR has no knowledge that RUBY would be inclined\nto be vicious or prone to cause physical harm to anyone.\n4-22-64\n1839\n24/63\n4\n297\nXERO\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5401-Continued\n429\n3\n4\nDL 44-1639\nDD 44-163\nOn the morning of November 22, 1963, RUBY was still at\napartment when SENATOR left to go to work. When SENATOR returned\nSENATOR I:\nthe apartment about 9 or 10o'clock that evening, RUBY was not there\nvas take\nSENATOR went to bed and was awakened at about 3 or 4 o'clock in\nmorning of November 23, 1963, byrusy, upon his (RUBY's) return to\napartment. SENATOR has no accurate idea as to where RUBY had book\n1963, SIN\nall day but does know that because of the shooting of the President\nZatwell R\nRUBY had, as had many businessmon in Dallas, closed his business.\narrived :\nSENATOR had some recollection RUBY said he had been at his sister's\ndoor be o\nhome for awhile.\nshot. He\nhaving th\nRUBY was patently upset and emotionally disturbed by the\nafter the\nshooting of the President, gave the appearance of having been weed:\n= local t.\nand as 2 matter of fact, did cry occasionally while ho sat and to\nthe name C\nwith SENATOR about the shooting. SENATOR has no recollection 02\ndumbfounds\nspecial comments made by RUBY other than the shooting was a terrill,\nwhile he\nthing\".\nStreet, D:\nwas not a:\nAfter SENATOR and RUBY talked for awhile in the apartment\nattorney :\nthey got into a car and came downtown to a coffee shop of the Souts.\nthere the\nland Hotel for a cup of coffee, this being about 4:30 or 5 o'clost\nhad been :\non the morning of November 23, 1963. They talked considerably\nSUNATOR th\nthis time of the shooting and after spending 10 or 15 minutes as\nthey could\ncoffee shop, they returned to the apartment on South Ewing and\nto bed. SENATOR arose later on the morning of November 23, 1963\nleft the apartment between 11 and 1 o'clock, to the best of his\nupset by a\nlection, and at this time RUBY was still there. He does not recall\nthe killin\nany special conversation they had prior to his leaving, although\nhad such a\nwas still apparently feeling very badly about the killing of the\nmake any r\nident.\nfeeling fo:\nhave been :\nWhen SENATOR returned to the apartment on the evening of\nto give an:\nNovember 23, 1963, RUBY was there. SENATOR describes his condition\nsay \"Ho Bus\nat that time as \"brooding\". They talked briefly; but SENATOR has\n:\nrecollection of what they talked about. Shortly thereafter, RUDY\nClub and 0:\nleft to \"go down and see how things are at the club\", although\nCOWALD and\nthe club was closed. SENATOR went to bed and does not know when\nthese place\nRUBY came in.\nshooting o:\nRUBY and SENATOR arose on November 24 and SENATOR noticed\nDADO at no:\nRUBY had brought one of four dogs which he ordinarily keeps at :::0\nledge of oz\nCarousel Club home with him. At about 10:30 a.m., RUBY left the\npay OSWALD\napartment with the statement he was going to \"take the dog to the\nclub\". SENATOR denies any knowledge of subsequent\nactivities of RUBY until he heard of his having shot OSWALD.\n4\n298\n****\n*ENO\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5401-Continued\n430\n4\nDL 44-1639\nstill at\nThe only thing, therefore,\nSENATOR knew RUBY was going to do when he left the apartment\nR returned\nwas take the dog back down to the club.\n25 not there\n'clock in\nAt around 11 'clock on the morning of November 24,\nreturn to\n1963, SENATOR left the apartment and went downtown to the\n:BY had beez\nEntwell Restaurant on Main Street to eat. He estimates he\nhe Presider:\nbusiness.\narrived there at approximately 11:30 and as he walked in the\nhis sister's\ndoor he overheard one of the waitresses say OSWALD had been\nshot. He remembers asking the waitress \"Who shot him?\" and\nhaving the waitress answer she did not know. Shortly there-\nrbed by the\nafter the waitress told SENATOR that OSWALD had been shot by\ng been weepi:\na local tavern operator and a short while after that he learned\nsat and tall\nthe name of this individual to be JACK RUBY. He said he was\nection of any\ndumbfounded and did not know what to do, but after a short\nAS a terrible\nwhile he went to the telephone and called JIM MARTIN, Gladiolus\nStreet, Dallas, an attorney whom ho knew. He said this attorney\nwas not at home, so he got into his car and drove to the\nattorney's house to wait for his return. When he arrived\nhe apartment\nof the South-\nthere the attorney was present and had also learned JACK RUBY\n= 5 o'clock\nbad been involved in the shooting of OSWALD. The attorney and\nderably\nSENATOR then proceeded to the City Jail to see what, if anything,\nthey could do in connection with the situation.\ninutes at the\ning and weat\nSENATOR never saw RUBY so emotionally disturbed and\n23, 1963,\nupset by anything during the time he knew him as RUBY was by\nt of his recc:\nthe killing of the President. SENATOR does not know why this\n$ not recall\nhad such an intense effect on RUBY since he had never heard RUBY\nalthough\nmake any remarks in the past which would indicate any closer\n1g of the Pre:\nfeeling for the KENNEDYS than RUBY/had for anyone else who might\nhave been President of the United States. SENATOR was unable\nto give any reason for RUBY's killing of OSWALD other than to\nevening of\nsay \"He must have thought an awful lot of President KENNEDY\".\nis condition\nNATOR has =\nSENATOR helped out occasionally around the Carousel\nIter, RUBY\nClub and occasionally visited the Vegas Club, but never knew LEE\nthough\nOSWALD and has no knowledge LEE OSWALD ever visited either of\nnow when\nthese places. In the many discussions with RUBY following the\nshooting of President KENNEDY, no mention was made of OSWALD's\nTOR noticed\nname at any time and RUBY gave no indication of having any know-\nledge of or acquaintanceship with OSWALD. He never heard RUBY\neps at the\nsay OSWALD had ever visited oither one of the clubs in which\nleft the\nog to the\nALD.\n4\n299\nXERO\nXERO)\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5401-Continued\n431\n5\nDL 44-1639\nRUBY was interested. There was nothing which happened between\nthe shooting of President KENNEDY and RUBY's shooting of QSWALD\nwhich gave SENATOR any inkling RUBY had in mind the shooting of\nOSWALD when he left the apartment on the morning of November 24\n1963, or anytime prior to that. Ho 1s unable to state when\nRUBY's intention to shoot OSWALD might have been formulated.\nResearch\nAt no time they were discussing the killing of\nKENNEDY did RUBY ever make any remark he thought someone should\nshoot OSWALD or anything special should happen to OSWALD, other\nTerms\nthan he be tried and given what he deserved.\nEiner %. Moore\nSENATOR has no knowledge of RUBY's having had any con-\nfederates or confidants. with respect to his action in shooting\nOSWALD. SENATOR has no reason to believe RUBY did have any con-\nfederates or confidants. He is of the opinion RUBY's actions\nwere impulsive and not planned for any great length of time prior\nResults\nto their execution.\nroommat\nSENATOR believes most of RUBY's family lived in Chicago\nDETAILS OR\nbut, as carlier stated, he has no knowledge RUBY has any connection\nReference ::\nthere or any other place in the United States in any kind of\nbusiness way, legal or illegal. RUBY has a sister in Dallas,\nGoorge (1001)\nEVA GRANT, who is either divorced from her husband or a widow.\ncomplete\nSENATOR does not know the address of EVA GRANT.\nof -\n1933, for the\nAccording to SENATOR, at no time during the above\nJack Biby, who she\nchronology, from the shooting of President KENNEDY to the last\ntime SENATOR saw RUBY before the shooting of OSWALD was there\nGeorge Senate\nany evidence RUBY was under the influence of alcohol or narcotics.\n:::: York on Septe\nTo SENATOR's knowledge, RUSY was a non-user of alcohol and was\nanother brother at\nnever known to use narcotics of any kind. SENATOR denied any\nCaty, He complete\n=: Gloversville\nknowledge of any mental disorder of any kind in RUBY's history.\nfactory, for\n=: times. About\n:02 about one year\nrestaurant. He\ndustry. About 193\nneighbors, the Sc\nas a kito\nboth New York Cit,\n2\n4\nXEPO\n300\nXERO!\nCOPY\nCOPY\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5401-Continued\n432\nWeshington D.S.\napril 122 1734\n590\nroma No.\nGiorge Someter examition\n(7-1-00)\nUNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE\nGSY02\nTREASURY DEPARTMENT\nJ\nned between\nBunt thefter\nof\nis of OSWALD\nshooting of\nCRISIN\nField\nOFFICE Dallas\nFILE NO. 00-2-34,030\nNovember 24,\nn/a OF CASE\nSTATUS\nTITLE OR CAPTION\nte when\nmulated.\nProtective Research\nContinued\nAssassination of President Kennedy,\nilling of\nAUSTINATION MADE AT\nPERIOD COVERED\nDallas, Texas\neone should\nDallas, Texas\nDecember 3, 1963\nGeorge Senator\nWALD, other\nEVIESTIGATION MADE BY\nSA Elmer V. Moore\nhad any con-\nDETAILS\nin shooting\nave any con-\nSYNOPSIS\nextrad\n's actions\nof time prior\nResults of interview with George Senator, Puby's\nroommate.\nDETAILS OF INVESTICATION\nad in Chicago\nay connection\nReference is made to previous reports.\nkind of\nDallas,\nGeorge (1001) Senator (White; male; 5-78; 192; brown eyes; brown-grey\na widow.\nhair; CASH complexion, mole left check; appendectomy scar, cut scar tip of\nring of left hand) was interviewed at the Dallas Office December 3,\n1963, for the purpose of ascertaining his background and association with\nabove\nJack Ruby, who shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald.\nthe last\nas there\nGeorge Senator stated that he was born of Jewish parents at Gloversville,\nor narcotics.\nNew York on September 4, 1913. He has one brother living in Gloversville,\n1 and was\nanother brother at Rochester, and three married sisters living in New York\nnied any\nCity. He completed his formal education upon graduation from grammar school\n$ history.\nat Gloversville in June 1929. He went to New York City and worked in a hat\nfactory, for Westorn Union, in the wholesale silk industry, and was unamployed\nat times. About 1932 he developed lung trouble and returned to Goversville\nfor about one year, part of which he worked for 2 brother who operated a small\nrestaurant. He returned to New York City and again worked in the silk in-\ndustry. About 1934 he again returned to Gloversville and left there with\nneighbors, the Sebring family, to so to Florida. He worked at Miami in various\nrescrts as a kitchen worker. Between 1934 and 1941 he lived and worked in\nboth New York City and Miami.\n+1/22/60\nFIFTH DIR\nCn August 21, 1941, he entered the Army Air Force and was assigned\n4/22/6 12,006,042. He served mainly as an abrial armourer with the (5th Bomber\n:\nCommand, 433rd Code In Australia and Pacific Theater during World Mar II.\nASTRIBUTION 1\nREPORT MADE BY\nChief\nOrig. & 2\nElmer W. Maa590 CRSN\nDATE\n12-7-63\nDallas\n2\nSPECIALAGENT\nAPPROVED\nDATE\n12-7-63\nEx.No.5402\nSENATOR,Geo.\nDeposition\nCONTINUE ON PLAIN\nWashington, D.C. 4-22-64\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5402\n433\nCO-2-34,030\nPage 2\nHe was discharged as a Staff Sergeant on September 9, 1945.\nbe at Carol-Stre\nshooting of Proo\nHe then operated a lunch counter in New York City for about one year.\ncloo did that de\nIn January 1946, he married Shirley Baron of the Bronx. A son, Robert, was\nHe returned to\nborn of this marriage on October 6, 1947. Ho was divorced in 1956 in Dallas\ndoesents\nDIGN'T\nand his former wife later married a men named Woxler:\nAt about 3:\nroom and woke his\nSenator went to Mini in 1947 and worked as a lunch countorman for about\nthat :.o had Doug\ntwo years. He then because a dress salcoman for the Roha Manufacturing Company\nPresident. May\nof Milwaukee for about nine months. The next ten years he sold dresses for\nClub and told M\nSmoler Bros. of Chicago and moved to Dallas for that company about May 1954.\nin front of the\nHe traveled considerably as a clothing salesman out of Dallas until about\nCO some place wi\n1959 - 1960. He then worked at odd jobs and in selling various lines, includ-\npicked up Larry\ninz novelities for the Volume Sales Co. of Dallas. He worked for Jack Ruby at\nRulion book three\nthe Carousel Club from March to August 1962, and at various other short periods\nSundor said the\nsince. He is presently a salesman of colored post cards for Dexter Press, West\nnot understand\nNyack, New York.\nwhoever they MAY\nX was carryin\nquestions wire\nAbout one and one-half years ago, Senator moved into Card apartment with\nthat Puby = A.\nJack Ruby, however, he stayed only about five months. He explained that Ruby\ndid not spell =\n\"isn't very neat about the house.\" Senator then moved into the Grandbury\nhinself. They V.\nApartments on Maple Avenue with Stanton Corbat, a dress buyer. In November,\ndrinking grapefr\nCorbat and Senator moved to Apartment 206, 223 S. Ewing Street, next to Ruby\nabout is. Chey\nwho by then occupied Apartment 207. Corbat married on August 10, 1963, and\non Invay Street\non November 1, 1963, Senator moved into Apartment 207 with Ruby. The apart-\nRuby action him\nment had a living-dining room, kitchen, bath and two bedrooms and rented for\nthe number of 22\n$125.00 a month.\nbe did not know\nRuby's questions\nthe Chrousel Club\nSenator stated that Ruby is a big-hearted man who has helped many people\nmately 5:00 A.M.\nwho were down on their luck. He said that Ruby was very emotional and, al-\nthough he did not appear to be very religious, took his faith very seriously,\nSenator of\nobserving all the Orthodox Jewish Holidays and particularly the memorial\nThey fisted breat\nservices for the dead. Ruby, he said, was a clean living man; did not smoke;\nemotional and ::\nrarely drank; liked to exercise by bar bells with occasional golf and swimming;\nand his children\nand was concerned about the fact that Senator drank too much in his opinion.\nby Cawald. Injoy\ncould not recall\nSenator said he had heard rumors since \"the trouble\" that Ruby is a honosexual\nrepeated over as\nand felt that such ideas cast a reflection him as he had lived with Ruby. He\nthe entire Kenne\nsaid he could assure anyone that Ruby is not a homosexual and has a normal\nman's interest in women. Ruby has no firm political convictions but regarded\nSenator 202\nhimself as a Democrat. Senator said Ruby was a man who liked people and had\nalternoon shoppi\na strong desire to be liked. He sometimes talked rough but actually was a\nwith different :\ngentle person. Senator discounted reports that Ruby is a \"street brawler\"\nand prepared din\nbut said that he can \"handle himself\" if necessary as he often had to act as\nabout 8:30 P.X.\nbouncer at his club. Senator stated that he did not know Oswald and that he\nwas certain that Ruby did not.\nfirst Kown\nSenator was questioned regarding his movements from November 22 to the\n24th. He stated that he left the apartment at 223 S. Ewing Street at approxi.\nnately 8:30 A.M., and that Ruby was still asloop when he departed. He made\nbusiness calls and stopped for lunch at a place called Jacques, believed to\n4/25/19\n590\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5402-Continued\n434\n2-34,030\nCO-2-34,030\nPage 2\nPage 3\nCARREN\nbe at Carol-Street and the Expressway. It was there that he learned of the\nshooting of President Kennedy. He said that he did probably what everybody\nclse did that day, listen to the news and grieved over the President's death.\n10 year.\nHe returned to the apartment and went to bed at approximately 10:30 P.K. He\ncort, was\ndoes Ruby again that day.\nin Dallas\nDIDN'T see\nAt about 3:00 A.M., Saturday, November 23, 1963, Jack care to Senator's\nroom and voice his. Jack told him he had been at his sister Eva's place, said\nfor about\nthat he had bought food for her, and that both had cried over the Math of the\ncing Company\nPresident. they then phoned a man known to Senator as Larmi the Carousel\n00003 for\nClub and told him to get OUD the polaroid camera and meet them on the street\nMay 1954.\nin front of the club. In the meantime, Ruby had asked Senator to got and\nabout\nCP some place with him. Ruby and Senator drove to the Carousel Club-where they\n100, includ-\npicked up Larry with the camera and drove to Hall Street and where\nRuby took three pictures of a poster bearing the words, \"Impeach Earl Marren.\"\nJack Ruby at\nSinator said that Ruby WIS quite inconsed about this poster and that he could\nshort periods\nnot understand how anyone would have the nerve to put up such a sign and that\n: Press, West\nwhoever they were they would have to be commies or birchers? At the same time\nTuby was carrying an ad which he had cut from a newspaper in a number of\nquestions were put to President Kennedy by a Bornard Messmant Senator said\nDATE with\nthat Ruby was also very \"hot\" about this article and commented that Wiessman\nthat Ruby\ndid not spell his name as a Jew, but if he were a Jew he should be ashamed of\nassury\nhinself. They went to the Southland Hotel Coffee Shop and had coffee, Puby\nNovember,\ndrinking grapefruit juice. While there, Ruby reread the ad and made comments\n:: to Ruby\nabout it. They left the Coffee Shop and went to the Main Dallas Post Office\n1963, and\non Ervay Street where Puby rang the night bell. A postal clork responded and\nRuby asked him who Bornard Wiessman was and who had rented the Post Office Box,\nhe apart-\nrented for\nthe number of which appeared in the article. The postal clerk told Ruby that\nhe did not know anything about the matter and the only person who could answer\nRuby's questions would be the Postmaster. After this Ruby book Larry back to\nthe Carousel Club and both Senator and Ruby went to their apartment at approxi-\nany people\nmately 5:00 A.K.\nand, al-\nno all from fony or 8:\nseriously,\nSenator said that he awoke about 10:30 A.M. and shortly after woice Cubz.\norial\nThey fisted breakfast and watched television. Senator said that Ruby was very\nnot smoke;\nemotional and kept asking what would happen to the President's family, his wife\nit\nand his children. He also expressed sorrow for the policeman who had been killed\nopinion.\nby Csuald. Ruby said that both the killings were in cold blood, but Senator\ncould not recall that at any time he expressed any hatred for Oswald. Ruby\nhonosexial\nrepeated over and over \"Why did this have to happen?\" and expressed pity for\nRuby. He\nnormal\nthe entire Kennedy family, time and time again.\n: regarded\nSenator left the apartment along about noon on Saturday and spent the\n: and had\nalternoon shopping for food and drinking beer at various places where he talked\n7 was a\nwith different people regarding the shooting. At about 7:30 P.M. he went home\nreview\nand prepared dinner, however, Ruby did not come in for dinner. Senator left\nto act as\nabout 8:30 P.M. and visited with friends named Bill Downey and Mike Barkley.\n= that he\ntital Xoren call fuly is his house of then time\n2 :0 the\n10 approxi-\nCRS7 590\nSo made\nloved to\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5402-Continued\n590\n435\nCO-2-34,030\nPage 4\n(FD-302 (Rev. 3-3-59)\nSenator returned to the apartment about 10:30 P.K. and found that Jack was\nthere and had eaten some of the food the Senator had cooked earlier.\nhe said, had been crying and was brooding without saying very much. Ruby Ruby,\nout-and Senator went to bed. Senator awoke on Sunday norning at approximately\n9:00 A.H. and spent some time doing launtiry while Ruby was asleep. At about\n(1)\nmont\n9:30 Ruby awake. They had breakfast and Senator said that Jack was\nin his rief\" and described him as being very upset with a strange look or.\nface 33 if he were in shock. During the morning a stripper, Little\nGEORGE SE\nImm. to may from Fort Worth as she needed money. Jack said be\nTexas, furnished the\nher some by Mestern Union. After that Ruby took his dachshund\nA.\nSheba and said he was going to drive to the club. Senator did not see Ruby\nHe came :\nagain until after his arrest for shooting Oswald.\n1955. He believes\nm\nof the Vegas Club.\nSenator said that it was his opinion that there was no premeditation on\nApril, 1952. He WO\nthe part of Ruby in shooting Oswald and that he must have done so on the sper\nin the business are\nof the moment. Senator said he had heard later that Ruby had spent some time\noccasions he would\nat the Carousel Club just sitting around and crying on Saturday. He added\non April, 1962, SEX\nthat Ruby was the first club owner to announce that he would close for three\nhim to stay in his\ndays. Senator said there were several things that may not have come to the\naddress unrecalled.\nattention of the authorities which would indicate to him that Ruby had not\nmonths at this addr\nplanned to shoot Oswald. He said the fact that Ruby had the dog Sheba, to\nof the Carousel Clui\nwhich he was very attached, in the car when he went to the police station\nAbout August or Sop\nalone would indicate that he intended towreturn soon. Also the fact that he\nCompany and moved :\nhad the cash receipts from the club in the car. Senator said he was con-\nremained at the Sow\nvinced that Ruby had emotionally worked hitiself up to such a pitch that when\nat the Carousel Clul\nhe saw Oswald in the basement of the police station he went out of his head.\nIn the la\nSenator said that he did not think that Ruby carried a gun at all times\n206, located at 223\nas he had seen Ruby's revolver stored in a blue canvass bag at both the club\nDepartment Store.\nand at the apartment. He said Ruby always carried the gun when he carried\ninto Apartment 207\nmoney from the club to the apartment or to the bank. Senator stated that\nwas ridiculous to think that Ruby had any connection with subversive organi-\nAbout Aug\nzations or with Oswald.\nof the rent to pay\namount by himself a:\nwith RUBY about the\nMa at the time of\nThey on Ruhis person\nMr. SENATE\nSo 639 their sensi\nto and with RUSY, be\nEWM:amr\nthis occasion RUBY\non amateur hours put\ncompetitors were 5c:\nbusiness. RUBY wor.\nthis situation. Mr\na young dog to CAND\nto New York, To th\nand was gona for et\n12/19/63\non\nof\n590\nby Special Agent RALPH\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5402-Continued\nThe document centains neither\n- agency; it and its contants\n436\nC-2-34,030\nPage 4\n(ro-102 3-3-55)\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA ON\nJ\nJack was\nDate December 20, 1963\nRuby\n:\n(1)\nJack\nwas\n$\nlook\nGEORGE SENATOR, c/o Carousel Club, 1312 1/2 Commerce Street, Dallas,\nJack\nsain\nTexas, furnished the following information:\n:\ndad\nhund\nHe came to Dallas about May 15, 1954, and first met JACK RUBY about\nnot\nsee\nRuny\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\nvoiltation\nApril, 1962. He would see him only infrequently when he happened to meet him\nDO on the spor\nin the business area of Dallas or at a restaurant or night club. On those\nBant some the\ncocasions he would talk to him for only a short period of time. About March\nHe added\non April, 1962, SENATOR was out of work and about out of funds. RUBY invited\n000 for three\nhim to stay in his apartment, which was located on South Marsalis, exact\ncome to the\naddress unrecalled. Mr. SENATOR stayed with RUBY for approximately five or six\nhad not\nmonths at this address, and during this period assisted RUBY in the operation\nSheba, to\nof the Carousel Club by acting as a cashier or taking tickets at the door.\nstation\nAbout August or September, 1962, SENATOR began operating the Texas Post Card\nfact\nthat\nCompany and moved to the Grandbury Apartments, located on Maple Street, MR. RUBY\nwas\ncon-\nremained at the South Marsalis address. SENATOR would still help cut occasionally\nthat\nat the Carousel Club on weekends and special occasions.\nof\nhis\nher..\nIn the latter part of November, 1952, SENATOR moved into Apartment\nall\ntitled\n206, located at:223 South Ewing with a Mr. STANTON CORBIT, a buyer for Titche's\nboth\nthe\n:-\nDepartment Store. He told JACK RUBY about the new apartments and RUBY moved\nthe carrive\ninto Apartment 207 in the latter part of November, 1962.\nAbout August, 1963, CORBIT got married and left SENATOR with all\nof 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\nhis 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\n= 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. 4-22-64\n12/19/63\n\"\nDallas, Texas\nof\nFilo #\nDL 44-1639\n590\n\" Special Agent S RALPH E. RAWLINGS and JAMES F1 GLONEK, bnm Date dictated 12/20/63\n- document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It IN the property of the FBI and La loaned to\nPai acency: 11 and its contents ore no: to be distributed outside your agency.\n87\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5403\n437\nDL 44-100.\n44-1539\n(2)\n(3)\nstayed in New York City and does not know for sure the identity of the persons\nIn re\nhe contacted. He believes that RUBY contacted a Mr. BOBBY FAY of the AGVA\nhas boon gettin\npossibly a Mr. JOE GLAZIER (phonetic), a booking agent in New York. RUBY has\nand visiting va\ntalked to SENATOR about vacation trips he has taken, but SENATOR cannot\nrecall any details of these trips.\nSENAT\nhonosexual; how\nSENATOR stated that he has no information to indicate that RUBY has\nMubits are thos\nconnections with the hoodlum element in Chicago, Illinois. RUBY has confide:\nin Callas, but :\nto SENATOR that he grow up in a very tough neighborhood, but SENATOR has\nMICH PAUL, who\nseen no visitors whom he recognized as being from Chicago during the period\nsparates the ED\nof his close association with RUBY. The only close friend of RUBY known to\npreviously work\nSENATOR who has a Chicago connection was one MARTY GIMPLE (phonetic), a\ntraveling salesman who had formerly lived in Dallas and moved back to Chicago.\nSENAT\nMr. GIMPLE died about 1962.\ndescription, to\nThe only addresses recalled by SENATOR at which RUBY has resided :-\nSENATO\nDallas include the Continental Apartments on Homer Avenue, the address on\nto has never see\nSouth Marsalis at which SENATOR resided with RUBY for a short period of\nOSNALD, O. H. LE\nand the apartment at 223 South Ewing. He also recalled that RUBY lived with\nchoolutely no in\nhis sister, EVA GRANT, for a period of time, but he does not recall the\nCONALD.\ndates or address.\nThe fo\nSENATOR advised that RUBY was a Democrat but was not active in\nof the interview\npolitical affairs and very seldom even discussed them. He is not sure\nthat RUBY voted. At no time did RUBY express an opinion in SENATOR's presence\nName\nconcerning the Cuban crisis.\nRace\nSex\nDuring the period of his acquaintance with RUBY he has had no\nAge\nindication of any violation of law, such as the handling of narcotics,\nDate C\nallowing employees to practice prostitution, or fencing stolen articles.\nPlace\nRUBY operated a very strict business and would allow no disturbance in his\nHeight\nplace of business. He was checked very closely by the Dallas Police\nWeight\nDepartment every night. The officers who had this duty were strictly\nBuild\nbusiness and would appear at the Carousel Club practically every night at\nHair\nclosing time to insure that RUBY was abiding by the regulation that all\nEyes\nglasses and drinks had to be moved from the tables by 12:15 a.m., or\nComple\n1:15 a.m. on Sundays.\nScars\nRUBY always carried at least $2,000 or $3,000 in cash with him to\nMilita\nand from his place of business. He carried this money in a sack and on\neach trip he would take a revolver and place it in the bag on top of the\nmoney. This is the only gun possessed by RUBY, as far as Mr. SENATOR knew.\n88\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5403-Continued\n43S\n:3 44-1639\n(3)\ndentity of the person\nIn recent weeks RUBY has been trying to promote a Twist Board. He\nBY FAY of the AGVA\nLOS been getting up about S or 9 a.m. each day, prior to November 22, 1963,\nn New York. RUBY\nand visiting various department stores in an effort to promote this article.\nSENATOR cannot\nSENATOR advised that he has heard various reports that RUBY is a\nhomosexual; however, he is certain from his own observations that RUBY's sex\nadicate that RUBY\nLibits are those of a normal man. SENATOR advised that RUBY had many friends\n5. RUBY has confide.\nin Dallas, but he was unable to specify his closest friends, other than\nbut SENATOR has\nJALPH PAUL, who operates a place of business in Dallas; a MR. CAMPISI, who\n: during the period\noperates the Egyptian Lounge, and WALLY WESTON, a master of ceremonies, who has\n:d of RUBY known to\npreviously worked for RUSY.\n: (phonetic), a\noved back to Chicag\nSENATOR advised that JACK RUBY did not have credit cards of any\ndescription, to his knowledge.\nRUBY has resided :-\nSENATOR examined a photograph of LEE HARVEY OSWALD and advised that\n, the address on\nto has never seen the man previously. He advised that the names LEE HARVEY\nhort period of time,\nCSNALD, O. H. LEE, or HIDELL meant nothing to him. He stated that he has\nhat RUBY lived with\nibsolutely no information to indicate that RUBY had. any connection with\nnot recall the\nOSWALD.\nThe following description of SENATOR was secured during the course\nS not active in\nof the interview:\n2 is not sure\n= SENATOR's present\nName\nGEORGE SENATOR\nRace\nWhite\nSex\nMale\nhe has had no\nAgo.\n50\nif narcotics,\nDate of Birth\n9/4/13\n:olen articles.\nPlace of Birth\nGloversville, New York\nsturbance in his\nHeight\n5'7 1/2\"\nlas Police\nWeight\n190 pounds\nre strictly\nBuild\nHeavy\nevery night at\nHair\nBrown, graying, curly\ntion that all\nEyes\nBrown, wears horn-rimmed glasses\n5 a.m., or\nComplexion\nDark\nScars & Marks\nSmall mole on left check near nose;\nsmall scar across bridge of nose\ncash with him to\nMilitary Service\nUSAF SN 12006042, enlisted 8/21/41, Albany,\nat sack and on\nNew York; discharged honorably 9/9/45,\non top of the\nFort Dix, New Jersey\nin. SENATOR knew.\nCR106\n89\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5403-Continued\n439\nDL 44-1639\n(R**. 2-3-59)\n(4)\n1\nMarital Status\nDivorced\nRelatives:\nJOI\nEx-wife\nSHIRLEY BOREN WEXLER, Coral Gables, Florida\nPolice & C\nSon\nROBERT LEE SENATOR, age 16, Coral Gables, Fla.\nof Dallas,\nFather\nABRAHAM SENATOR, deceased\nRoad, Lane\nMother\nANNA SENATOR, deceased\ntion:\nBrother\nJAKE SENATOR, Gloversville, New York\nBrother\nSAM SENATOR, Rochester, New York\nHe\nSister\nFRIEDA WEISBERG, 2255 Grand Concourse,\nBuilding a:\nBronx, New York\n1963, the\nSister\nPEARL SENATOR (married name and address unknown)\nwas there :\nSister\nLENA BIENANSTOCK, 1565 O'Dell Street,\nALFREDIA RI\nBronx, New York\nMC KINZIE.\nOccupation\nSalesman of women's apparel for Smoler\nthe basemer\nBrothers of Chicago, Illinois, for about\nfrom return\n10 years. Presently distributes\noperating :\npostcards under name of Texas Post Card\nfirst floo:\nCompany, 3616 Codar Springs, Dallas, Texas\nfour or fir\nArrest Record\nAdmits only one arrest -- about 1960\nWhen they :\nor 1961, Dallas Police Department,\nof the other\nfor drunkenness, was not fingerprinted\nwent to the\nMunicipal :\nramp leads\nCommerce St\nthere was C\nthe ramp.\nfirst floor\nallow SERVAI\nthey remain\nother man S:\nwith him wa.\nof the city\nSER\nwhen an amb.\nto the hospi\nbasement, DV\ndid operate\nof the Muni\nin the Muni\nSER\nCR106\ndid he know\n90\n12/10/63\nDal\non\nc:\nSENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5403-Continued\nby Special Agent\nJACK\nThe document contains neither THE\nINI agency: It and its contents are\n440\n74-732 0-51-vol. XNI--\nSam\nGeorge Senator's brother/lives at 174 Rosedale, Rochester, New York.\nHe advises that George lives on Datmouth Street, has no phone, and\nworks for R. T. French Company (sessonings).\nIf you cannot reach George at French, then try 9am ac either:\n(716) 271-0077 (home)\nor\n(716) 325-9696 (his resturant)\nI have already told him that Ramparts was concerned about George,\nand he opened up to me, so you shouldn't have any trouble.\nJulia Ann M rcer Stinson is living with her mother, Mrs. Gane,\nin Grand Repids, Michigan, on Oakdale Street. Her number is\n(616) CH 5-5747\nH rbert Apthecker can probably be reached through the Worker\noffice. If they are reluctant, then ask for the number of\nA. I. D. S. (Which is an institute for Marxist Studies newly\nformed in New York. Not the same as the school -- this is for\nscholars only.\nBy the way, I understand from the most sympathetic sources possible\nthat Apthecker has gotten extremely swell-headed about his accomplishmen\ns, so treat him with deference.\n508\nFD-101 (Rev. 1-3-19)\nEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIC\nFORM (nev. 1-3-68)\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\n6/26/64\nDate 6/26/64\n1\nDate\nMrs. LINDEN (JEANUS) LAUVE, 6011 Custon, telephone\nBVA GRANT, 3929 REWLING, Apt. 1, telephone LA 6-6258,\nSA 7-7002, advined GEORGE SENATOR has been known to her and her\nadvised who known JACK L. BUDY, Loss brother, swand and wore .\nhusband for nom time and lived with the following the chooting\ntopoost while living in Chicago prior to coming to Dollar,\nof LSE HARVEY OSWALD by JACK L. RUDY WILLI none three withs After\nTAXAS. She said, however, at.o down not recall ever months\ncompletion of RUBY's trial in farch, 1034. Che received * call\nRURY wear a topcost in Dallar and dosa NOC bollove he possessed\nfrom SENATOR socitime thoresitcr, at which this he and he MAG\nand wore a copcort. the eaid she and 1000 RUBY regularly during\nliving with his siuter, Mrs. A. J. 2235 Crind Concourse,\nthe 1801 four years and lived with his Austing 3 past of this\nBronx, How York, telephone SE 3-1671.\npartod. He occasionally wore sweaters under his euit costs\nWEISBERS\nduring cold westher.\nMrs. IAUVE stated comeone gove SINV201 : topoost about\none year ago, and this was the only topoort one NAME him to have\nMrs. GRANT said the believes 020203 SINVICE voca a\n53 of November, 1963. she described the cost on \"loud, dark the\nNavy-blue raincost on occasions but dead not recall ever seaing\nor brown checked and gaudy.\" She remithered commenting to EX:C. as\nhim with a topocat on and does not bollave he owned one.\nwhen nhe first saw the cost on the apporant tasto of the donor for\ngaudy clothing.\nMrs. LAUVE recelled further SHIRTOR ESSO = trip to POR\nSenstor\nhis family in the New York City area botwoon RUCY's bond hearing\nand murder trial. On his return to Dolles, to told her his brother-\nin-law had noted the topcoot described above htd D holo in it and\nhad given SENATOR another one.\nnew york\nCE 2415 FBI investigation\n6/26/64\nDallas, Texas\n6/.6/64\nDellas, Texas\non\nof\nFile , DL 44-1639\non\n01\nFile , DL 44-1639\nDate dictated 6/26/64\nby Special Agent\nMANNING C. CLIMENTS/eah\nby Special Agent MANNENG C.\nDate distated 6/26/64\nThis document - - recommondations -- constrations of the Fal. \" - the property of the For ... - incomed is\nYour - - *** DE - - - .. - distributed UNITALS *******\nThis document contains - -- conclusions of the FUL a is the property of the FAT and is I to\n- ******) - ... - *** --- .. .. distributed with - .......\nCommissioner EXPIRAT No Continued\nCOMMISSION No 2415- Contromed\nFEDERAL FUREAUUR INVESTIGATION\nINVESTIGATION\nDate 6/26/64\nDate 6/26/64\nCHARLES R. GAMBULOS, 3104 Amherst, was interviewed\nat his place of employment, Eatwell Restaurant, 1404 Main\nMILDRED POLLARD, 5319 Ash Lane, was interviewed st\nStreet.\nher Street. place of employment, Eatwell Restaurant, 1404 Main\nGAMBULOS said no does not have any specific\nMrs. POLLARD said she has no recollection of what\nrecollection of ever having suon JACK RULY in a top or over-\ncolor or type of top or overcost GEORGE SENATOR owned, and\ncost. He cold GEORGE BENATOR had a brownich-twood overcost\ndoos not remember having ever seen his In one, although she\nof heavy-looking wool type ctd this to the only coat of other\nproduce he did have and occasionally did wour an overcoat\nthan suit-cost type he rocalls having over seen SENATOR wear.\nof some type. To Nor Deat recollection, when she baw SENATOR\nhe said, AA he recembers, this coat looked quite worn.\nin the Patwell on the morning LEE HARVEY\nGAMAULOS 000 AST New Mather SERVICE 404 any grayish top or\nWAT\nFile : DL 44-1633\nby Special Agree c.\nDate dictated 6/26/64\nby Special Agent NAMHING c.\nDate dictated 6/26/64\nTHE - - - -- *********** of the FML is is ** property of the FUL - - I to\n- ****** \" *** . statests ... ... 10 . Fustributed - ... ......\n- ****** \" and 114 Fontents *** - in - subjected extable - *******\nThis - contains recommendations -- complexions of the Fel. \" is the - \" the FAI and is looked to\nCommissions Extrager No 2415 Contract\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No Continued\n-\nFEDERAL PUREAU of INVESTIGATION\n- ....\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\n1\nA\nDate 6/26/64\nDate 6/26/64\nCHARLES R. GAMBULOS, 3104 Amherat, was interviewed\nMILDRED POLLARD, 5319 Ash Lane, WSD interviewed at\nat his place of employment, Eatwell Restaurant, 1404 Main\nher place of employment, Eatwell Restaurant, 1404 Main\nStreet.\n.\nStreet.\nGAMBULOS said he does not have any specific\nMrs. POLLARD said she has no recollaction of what\nrecollection of over having seen JACK RUSY in a top or over-\ncolor or type of top or overcoat GLORGE SENATOR owned, and\ncost. He said GEORGE SENATOR had a brownish-tweed overcoat\ndoes not remember having ever scen him in one, although she\nof heavy-looking wool type and this is the only coat of other\npresumes he did have and occasionally did woar an overcoat\nthan suit-coat type he rocalls having ever seen SENATOR wear.\nof some typo. TO her best recollection, when cho caw SENATOR\nNo said, as he remembers, this coat looked quite worn.\nin the Eatwell on the morning LEE HARVEY OSWALD was shot, he\nCAMBULOS does not know whether SENATOR had any grayish top or\nwas wearing only a suit-coat and did not have a top or over-\novercoats, but, if he did, ha does not have any recollection\ncoat of any kind with him.\nof having seen him wearing them.\nMra. POLLARD never know JACK RUBY, and had no\nknowledge who RUBY was until after the Sunday on Which OSWALD\nwas shot.\non 6/26/04 of Dallas, Texas\nFile , DL 44-1639\nOn 6/26/64 of Dallas Texas\nFile , DL 44-1639\nby Special Agent KENNETH C. HOWE/ds\n6/26/64\nDate distated\nby Special Agent KENNETH C. HOWE/de\nDate dictated 6/26/64\nThis document subtaine malther urommendations - sunclasions of the Pal. a is the property of the Fat ... . Issued to\n- * \" *** its ... ... 1. .. disbibated wishe your agency.\nThis YOUR - \" containe - - constants nother recommendal *** ** to be distributed - outside Issued your of the ******* Fat. \" is the property of the FAI and is Issued to\n509\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2415-Continued\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2415-Continued\n510\nFD-111 (Rev. 1-11-4p)\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA IN\nFO-103 (Mes. 1-3-14)\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nDate 7/1/64\nDate\n6/26/64\n11\nWILFORD JAMES (JIM) MARTIN, attorney, 706 Main\nGEORGE SENATOR was interviewed at the New York\nStreet, said that on most occasions when he had onon JACK\nOffice of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FDI). Ho\nfurnished the following information:\nRUBY in the past it was indoors and he would not, of course,\nhave been wearing any type of outer garment other than a\nHe presently resides at the Chesterfield Hotel,\nsuit coat. He cannot remember whether he ever DAW him in a\n130 West 49th Street, New lork, New York and he is not\ntop coat.\nemployed. His present residence 10 not permanent, but he\ncan always be located through his nister, Mrs. A. J. WEISBERG,\nAo to GEORGE SENATOR. MARTIN said he was much\n2255 Grand Concourse, Bronx, New York.\ncloser to him, and certainly believes he must have, at one\ntime or another. seen SENATOR in a top or overcoat of some\nHe was livingwith JACK RUBY in Dallas, Texas on\ntype, but ho could not specifically bring to mind any such\nNovember 24, 1963. He readled that he arose about 8:00 a.m. that.day\nand RUBY was ssleep at the time. He did not know what time\noccasion, and was unable to give any description of any such\ntype garment SENATOR might have had. MARTIN said he ad-\nmittodly 16 vory unobservant in connection with matters of\nthis kind, and could not even state Whether SENATOR was\nSunday\nRUBY had gettrnhome during the night.\nRUBY did not leave the apartment with anyone\non the morning of November 24, 1903 until approximately\nwearing any type of outer garment on the occasion whon he\nAM\n10:30 a.m. This was shortly after RUBY had received a\ncame to his home following the shooting of LEE HARVEY OSWALD.\ntelephone call from \"LITTLE LYHN\" a striptense performer.\nSENATOR believed RUBY night have had cocothing to eat,\nwashed up after the telephone call and then left the apartment\nwith his dog.\nRuby\nSENATOR recalled that RUBY was wearing a blue\nbuit and had when he left the apartment. He did not wear\na topcoat and to SENATOR's knowledge RUBY did not own a\ntopcont.\nSENATOR did not own a \"greyish topcoat* at that time.\nSENATOR docu own a brown plaid English tweed topcoat,\nbut he did not wear it on November 24, 1963.\nSENATOR left the apartment about one hour after\nRUBY and was having coffee in a restaurant at the time that\nLEE HARVEY OSWALD was shot.\n6/30/64\nNew York, New York\nOn\nof\nFile , NY 44-974\non 6/25/64 of Dallas, TOXOS\nFile , DL 44-1639\nSAS EUGENE W. O'NEILL and\nby\nJAMES J. ROGERS:rea\nDate dictated 7/1/04\nby Special Agent HOWE/de\nDate diclared 6/26/64\nThis -\nof\nPai.\n\"\nto\nproperty\nof\nthe\nFRI\nand\n10\nI\n-\n.... agency.\n-\nCommonion Examit No 2415 Continued\nFEDERAL BUNKAU or INVESTIGATION\nIn Regis l'leage Hale -\nFEDERAL RUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nFile No\nDallas\nDate 8/10/64\nFD-101 (May, 1-83-80)\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF IN\nCommission Exhibit No. 2419\n-\nDate\n8/23/64\nDL 44-1639\n2\nGEORGE SENATOR advised that he presently resides\nat the Briatol Hotel, Room 1211, 129 Wet 48th Street,\nby sight but 18 not a personal friend of RUSY'Q. He know\nNew York, New York. He also advised that he in employed\nOLDEN an a mumber of the Dallas Police Department, and he\nrecognized the girl with OLDER no one of the dancors at\n22.\nas a cashier at the Mr. Kinka Delicatessen, 150 West 49th\nStreet, New York, New York.\nROBY's night club, but SIMPSON stated he was not a closs\nfriend of any of the three individuals. Be would have,had\nSENATOR gave the following account of his activities\nno reason to listen to or to partake in their private\nduring the morning of November 24, 1963:\nconversations.\nI arese around 8:00 a.m. and made myself 0 CU) or\ncoffee. RUBY cot up later and made himself two 0388 and\ncoffee, however, I did not eat.\nRUBY left the apartment around 10:30 a.m. alone.\nRUBY, while in the apartment, was mumbling to himmolf, and\nwhen I baked him what he was coying he replied nothing. RUBY\nnever mentioned anything about killing OSWALD.\nI did not make a phone call to WILLIAM DOWNEY on\nthis day and I nover recall ever offering to make breakfast\nfor DOWNEY or his wife at their apartment. DOWNSY is a\ntraveling salesman and a very heavy drinker, and when drin':1.10\nhe doon a lot of talking and exaggerates is great deal.\nWhen I left Dallas, Texas, DOWNEY and I were not\non speaking tomas.\non the morning of November 24, 1963, I left t.e\napartment amound 11:00 or 11:30 a.m. and went to the Eat\nhis activities Nor 24 1963\nWell Restaurant\" on Main Street for breakfast. While I was\nin the restaurant one of the waltresses told me that she had\njust hoard on the radio that OSWALD had been shot by an\nman. I immediately called my friend\nis an attorney, to tell him the news. JIM's\nthe phone and told no he was at church and would Le home soon.\nCE 2419 Senator's account of\nShortly thereafter the radio announced that RUBY\nhad shot OSWALD. I immediately went to JIM MARTIN's home,\nand when I arrived there he told no he had just seen the\nnhooting on television. At this time both MARTIN and myself\nwent to the court house whare I remained All day\n1215 Third Avenue,\nOn\n8/27/64 of\nNew York, New York\nFile , NY 44.974\nby\nSA EUGENE W. O'NEILL/lac\n2.\nDate dictated\n8/28/64\nThis - fortaine mether Insure - concissions of the Fal. \" to the property at the Fat ... 14 104*** to\n- ****** . and - contrate ... -- \" -- distributed - ... *******\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2418-Continued\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2419\nME DALLAS. TEXAS \"2\"1B\nJam Buhy\nOFFICE\nDATE\nRECEIVED FUCH\n568\nFO-141 (Rev. 1411\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nFD-101 (Rev.\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA N\n1\nDate September 7, 1964\nDate\n3/9/64\nGAURIEL D. MACIAS, Badge No. 1374, Dallas Police\nDepartment, & resident of 3005 Klondike, Dallas, Texas, VAB\ninterviewed at the Dallas Police Department.\nGEORGE SENATOR who resides at the Bristol Hotel,\nMA :1 is viewed photograph No. 6 and identified\n129 West 48th Street, room 1211 and in employed as a cachier\n.himmelf as the police officer who appears on the right-hand\nat the Mr. Kishka Restaurant, 150 West 49th Street, Manhattan,\nside of the photograph who 10 moving in the direction of the\nNew York, was interviewed on September 8, 1964.\nman believed TO be JACK RUBY.\nThe six photographs furnished by the President's\nMACIAS stated he was on duty for only R few minutes\nCommission on the Assassination of President KENNEDY were\non the third floor of the Police Department on the night of\nexhibited to GEORGE SENATOR.\nNovember 22, 1963, and his assignment was to keep the reporters\nand exceramen in the ballway moving in order to keep the aisle\nHe identified JACK RUBY in photographs one and\ncleared. MACIAS stated that ho only vaguoly knows JACK L.\ntwo as the man standing in the last row, right hand side,\nRUST, and he done not recall having soon RUBY on the third\ndressed in a dark nuit, wearing a tie and carrying a\nfloor of the Police Department during the very short time he\nhankerchief in his breast pocket.\nvas on duty At that assignment.\nOn observing photographs three and four, SENATOR\nOfficer MACIAS viewed photograph No 6, in which he\nsaid he believed RUBY in photograph three was the alightly\nis shown, and stated that be cannot identify RUBY AN being AD\nbald ran in the center of the picture shown walking out\nindividual shown in that photograph as he does not feel that\nof the door and in photograph four he believed that\nhe know RUBY well enough to make an identification from this\nRUBY was the slightly bald man in the foreground with his\nphotograph.\nright hand in his pocket and his back to the camera.\nSENATOR believed that JACK RUBY was the man shown in\nphotograph five and aix who 15 depicted standing in the\nforeground in about the center of the photographs.\nSENATOR was unable to identify the police\nofficer who appears on the right hand side of photograph\nsix.\nhv yours betr F.J\n5\n6\n9/8/64\nNew York, New York\nNY 44-974\n.. 0/5/04 \" Dallar Texas\nFile , DL 44-1039\nOn\nof\nFile ,\nby Special Agent RICHARD J, BURNETT/PN\nDate diclated 9/7/64\nSA JAMES J. ROGERS/dmb\n9/9/64\nby\nDate dictated\nThis - - matther recommendations - consisions of the rel. ate 14 the property of the Fat *** is leased 18\nThis Incument contains meither recommendations - concissions of the ret. 24 10 the property of the FAI and is loased 18\n- ******* \" are 110 contacts *** ⑉ 14 - distributed your agency.\n- ******) \" and 118 cantents *** ⑉ 18 ** distributed OUTRICE your agency,\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2439-Continued\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2439-Continued\n728\nPRESIDENT'S Commanon\nON THE\nAMAMINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY\n30 Maryland Aw NE\nEASL WARTH\nWashington, DC 2003\nFUL RANEIN\nUse\nTelephone 341-1400\n--- - *****\nSTATE -\nGRAIN -\nDL 44-1639\n- ACTION\nALLEN DOLIZER\nLLR:1p\nMAR 18, 1964\nIN\nOn December 12, 1963, LEO L. ROBERTSON, SA, conducted\nMr. Mark Lane\nthe following investigation:\n164 West 79% Street\nApartment 14.A\nJ. H. KITCHING, Identification Officer in the Identi-\nNov York, lew York\nfication Division of the Dallas County Sheriff's Office, advised\nthat they had no record of any kind Dr GEORGE SENATOR.\nDear Mr. Lane:\nPAT SIWEC of the Dallas Police Department Records\nDiring the course of your testimony before this Commission\nBureau, checked their file and found that GEORGE SENATOR had\nyou discussed An alleged meeting which was supposed to have\narrest # 61-88755. This record reflected that he WAG a white\ntaken place In the Carousel Club approximately one **\nmale, born September 4, 1913, and gave his residence address as\nbefore the abrassination of President Kennedy, You advised\n4917 Live Oak Street, Dallas, Texas. He WAR arrosed in the\nthat present at this meeting were Permed Wetnsmin. Officer\n4800 Block of Dryan Street by Patrolmen N. T. CHRISTOPHER, Badge\nTippit and Jack Ruby. In executive session, you advised the\n#670 (now deceased), and R. D. BROOKS, Badge \" 1511. This arrest\nCommission that you would attempt to obtain permission from\noccurred at 10:50 PM, September 12, 1961. No WAN charged with\nyour source of information to reveal his name to the Commission.\ndrunk and disorderly. The records also reflected that he had\ndeposited a canh bond of $10 and then forfeited the bond\nIn view of the possible importance of this information.\nwe would like to know whether you are in a position to reveal\nLieutenant M. F. DYSON, of the Special Service Dureau,\narrest record\nyour source of information at this time.\nwas unable to find any record in their files. Ro also checked\nthe Intelligence files of that bureau, where they keep rumors and\nSincerely,\nthings of that nature concerning homouexuals and other abnormal\npeople, and was unable to find any record of SENATOR there.\nCE 2519 re SENATOR\nLieutenant K. P. KNIGHT of the Identification Bureau\nof the Dallas Pulice Department, advised that they had no record\nJ. Lee Rankin\nof SENATOR.\nGeneral Counsel\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2518\n211\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2519\n- =\nFD-111 (Rev. -\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF IN\nCommission Exhibit No. 2520\nI\nDate November 30, 1963\n1\nNO 89-09 lejo\nIN\nCommission Exhibi. No. 3023\nFD-141 (Mer. 1411111\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF\n2\nDate 6/12/64\nDL 44-1639\nMILDRED POLLARD, 5319 Ash Line, said she has been employed\nas A waitress at the Eatwoll Restaurant, 1404 Main Street, for some\n\"his Reat and said \"Ny God!\" PA distoly rushed over to\nsixteen years. She gave the following statement in writing and signed\nthe pay phone on the wall and lialled. 'I don's know whether\nit:\nhe got any answer or talked to anyone or not since the\ntelephone 10 across the room from the counter where I was\n\"Dallas, Texas\nworking that day and, bosiden, 1. didn't pay any accent Lon to\nJune 9, 1964\nMIAL be was doing. He then rushed back over to the counter\nwhere he had been sitting and gulped his coffee down. the\n\"I, Mildred Pollard, 5319 Ash Lane, voluntarily give\n:ossed a dime on the counter and rushed out of the restaurant,\nthe following information to Kennoth C. Howe who has\nHe turned to his right (cast) on Main St. & left the Area,\nidentified himself to me as an FBI agent. 1 work at\nwalking. I would Judge be had not been in the restaurant\nthe Eatwoll Restaurant at 1404 Main Street in Dallas as\nover five minutes, possibly less. 1 had no conversation with\na waitress and have worked there for sixteen years. I\nhim other than the above and did not know at the time the even\nknew George Senator as a rather regular customer of the\nknew Jack Ruby. I worked that day until about 2:30 or\nrestaurant for 2-3 years. 1 was on duty at the\n3:00 PM and have no recollection of Senstor coming back to\nEatwell on the Sunday in November, 1963 when Lee Harvey\nthe place any more that day up until the time 1 left. I SAW\nOswald was shot at the Dallas Police Station. There was\nhim in the restaurant on other days later on, but. never dis-\na customer sitting at the counter on about the third\ncussed the above with him. He seemed honest shocked and\nstool toward the rear from the cash register. He had\nsurprised when I told him about Ruby shooting Oawald,\nHe\na\ntransistor radio and We were all more or less listening\nseemed no different than usual when he first came in. 1\nto the broadcast about Oswald being moved from the police\ndon't remember the exact time Senator cause into the Entwell,\nstation, and all of 4 sudden the announcer said Oswald\nbut I do know it was just shortly after the announcement of\nhad been shot. A short time later he said the man who\nthe shooting of Oswald. I remember the later announcement\nshot Oswald was a local night club operator by the name\nthat Oswald had died and Senator had left quite a while\nof Jack Ruby. This name meant nothing to 1045 for ! had\nbefore this. I have read the above statement constating\nno idea who Jack Ruby was. A whort time after this news\nof this and 3 other pages and it 5.5 true to my best\nbroke, George Senator came into the restaurant and sat\nrecollection and balleye\ndown at the counter on the lost stool in the first section\ntoward the rear from the cash register, this being just\n\"/s/ MILDRED POLLARD\none stool away from where the boy with the radio was\n\"Witneased:\nKENNETH HOWE\nsitting. He ordered a cup 01 coffee and I brought it to\nFBI, Dallas\nhim. Be noticed the excitement in the place and asked me\n6/9/64\"\nwhat was going on and I said \"Haven's you heard? Owald's\nEatwell Restamant incident\nbeen shot.\" He asked who did It and I told him it was\na\nnight club operator named Jack Ruby. At this he said\nMrs. POLLARD was unable to give any information which would\n\"You\" re kidding,\" and 1 told him I wasn't, that it had been\nserve to identify the customer who VAC at the counter of the restaurant\namounced on the radio. When 1 said this he jumped up off\nwith the transistor radio on the above occasion. She said SENATOR\ncame into the restaurant alone, left alone, and did not, to her know-\nledge, talk to anyone else in the place.\n6/9/64\nan\nDallas, Texas\nDL 44-1639\n\"\nFile\nKENNE\nJ.\nHOWELVE\nCE 3024 Te Senator Jim Martin\n*****\n6/12/64\nDate\ninvistigate\nA\nDate 6/15/64\nCLORIA FREEMAN, 10333 Dol Aire, Dallas, TUXAS, said\nM:A. POLLARD could Curnish no information AS to the\nshe started to work at the Catwell Restrurant, 1404 Main\nactivities of COOLE SENATOR on Subarday, November 23, 1963, or\nStreet, Dillas, in September 1963, and has rince left her\npreceding days. She pointed out he CANAD into the Eatwall frequently\nwork there Docause of health.\nand could have been to on November 22 or 23, 1963, although she has\nnothing which would ftx those dates in her alnd with respect to him.\nthe WAD on duty on the Sunday in se resider when\nthe never heard his discuss enything about photographing any postern,\nLES HARVEY OGWARD was shot at the Dallas Police Department,\nAnd, as brought out in her statement, who did not even know SENATOR\nbut liad taken off on the preceding Friday and Saturday.\nknow JACK RULY until subsequent to the shooting of OCWALD. He was\nnot in the habit of talking to any Length with her on the occaptions\nMrs. PREPANN did not know GEORGE BENATOR by name,\nLa - Into the Ratuall, and their conversat on the ordinity\ncreation only -- a Netal cannot placements.\nbut did recognize his picture When GOOD on television and ::\nbeen shot.\" the asked who did is and 1 told him It was\na\nMrs. POLLARD was unable to give Any information which would\nnight club operator named Jock Ruby. AC this he said\nserve to Identify the customer who was at the counter of the restrurant\n'You're kidding,\" and I told his I wasn't, that it had been\nwith the transistor radio on the above occasion. She said SENATOR\nannounced on the radio. When 1 said this he jumped up off\ncare into the restaurant alone, left alone, and did not, to her know-\nledge, talk to anyone else in the place.\non 6/9/64 of Dallas, Texas\nDL 44-1639\nFile\n#\nby Special Agent KENNETH C. HOWEIVE\n6/12/64\nDate\ndistated\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3023 \" 'ontinued\nread imax. -\n-DERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nDL 44-1639\n1\nDate 6/15/64\nMrs. POLLARD could furnish no information as to the\nGLORIA PREEMAN, 10333 Dol Airo, Dallas, Texas, said\nactivities of CHORGE SENATOR on Saturday, November 23, 1963, or\nshe started to work at the Eatwell Restaurant, 1404 Main\npreceding days. She pointed out he came into the Eatwall frequently\nStreet, Dallas, in September 1963, and has pince Left her\nand could have been in on November 22 or 23, 1963, although she has\nwork there because of health.\nnothing which would fix those dates in her mind with respect to him.\nShe never heard him discuss anything about photographing any postere,\nShe WAS on duty on the Sunday in November when\nand, 0.5 brought out in her statement, who did not even know SENATOR\nLEE HARVEY OSWALD was shot at the Dallas Police Department,\nknew JACK KUBY until subsequent to the shooting of OSWALD. Ha was\nbut had taken off on the proceding Priday and saturday.\nnot in the habit of talking to any length with her on the occesions\nha case into the Eatwell, and their conversation on the ordinary\nMrs. PREEMAN did not know GEORGE DENATOR by name,\noccasion amounted only to A brief exchange of casual pleasantries.\nbut did recognize his picture when seen on tolevision and Ir\nthe newspapors, as that of a customer she had poon rather\nOn the Sunday in question, November 24, 1963, she was\nregularly in the Hatwell. She had never Doon JACK HUBY be-\n\"working the counter,\" Mrs. POLLARD said, and \"taking cash,\" 1.0.,\nfore, although subsequently told by used of the others at the\ntaking the money from customers as they paid their checks upon\nrestaurant, that he occasionally also cama into the place,\nleaving. She said it was her usual custom to do this on Sundays\nbut late at night.\nsince He. JAMES CAMBULOS, the owner, had had an operation of some\n8012, and, although he was at the restaurant to her recollection,\nThere was a young man, Mrs. FREEMAN recalls, who\nthe operation had affected his aind to some extent and he did not\ncame into the restaurant with a small transistor radio and\nhandle the ench. On this Sunday there were several other customers\nsat at the counter listening to it. Phore were also two or\nin the restaurant, but Mrs. POLLARD cannot remember that any of\nthree workmon from the construction job at the now First\nthem were individuals whose identities she knows except one party who\nNational Bank building, and porhaps four or five other people\nwas a friend of JAMES CAMBULOS and who has since died.\nin the place when the news of the shooting Came over the air,\nbut Mrs. FREEMAN doos not know the Identity of any of these\nMrs. POLLARD gave the above information froely, but said\nindividuals.\nshe does \"not want to get involved,\" and consequently, requested her\nname not be made known outside official quarters.\nMrs. PREEMAN said the young man with the radio sat\nin the first section of the counter from the cash register at\nthe front of the Ratwoll, and BOMO of the workmon were along-\nside him whon the nows broke. These individuals subsequently\nleft. but who might have subsequently takon any of these\nsoats Mrs. FREEMAN does not remember.\nExcept for the upual \"time of day* with which Mrs.\nPREEMAN sald she greeted all of hor customors, she had never\ntalked to GEORGE SENATOR and knew nothing rbout him. She has\nno recollection or having soon him in the Estwoll at any time\nduring the Bunday in November 1963, on which OSWALD was shot.\non 6/10/64 of Dallas, Texas\nFile , DL 44-1639\nby Special Agent KENNETH C. HOWE/de\nDate dictated 6/12/64\nTHE - - recommendations - of the Fal, \" is the property of the Fat ... is leased .\nyour ******* \" ... - sumients *** ... 10 distributed - you CHANGE\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No, 3023-Continued\n565\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3023-Continued\n566\nFD-101 (Rev. 1-2-111\nEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATI.\n&\nDate 6/15/64\nPAULINE CHILDRESS, waitress, Fatwell Restaurant,\n1404 Main Street, Dallan, Texas, admitted al.e was on duty\n2\nat the Hatwall on the Sunday in November 1063, when the\nshooting of LCE HARVEY ODWALD VAS announced. She and she\nDL 44-1639\nwas busy, though, and did not 000 or hear anything which\nwent on around the restaurant. Shb cold she does not know\nShe said if he did come in, ho neither said nor did anything which\ncame to her attontion which would make the fact stick in her mind.\nGEORGE SENATOR, either by name or by sight, and contended\nshe would not \"know him If : BAW him.\" She and she did\nMrs. PREEMAN said the only persons on duty in the\nnot recognize his picture Whon soon in the nown subsequent\nrestaurant on the above occasion to her best recollection were\nto the shooting of OSVALD sa that of Anyone nho had ever\nMILDRED POLLARD, PAULINE CHILDRESS, and horself an waitresses,\naven before, and has absolutely no knowledge 47 to Mother\nwith Mr. JIMMIE\" GAMBULOS boing there, but just wandering around\nho WIF in the Estwell at any time on the Sunday of the\nand not taking any special part in the operations. She said he\nshooting, or any other time.\nhad had an operation which had to nome extent affected his mind,\nand although he camo to the restaurant in a Bort of supervisory\nAt this juncture, CHILDRESS said she had not seen\ncapacity on Sunday mornings and on other days, he was not capable,\nanything, had not heard anything, did not know anything about\nreally, of taking care of any business. Mrs. PREEMAN said MILDRED\nGEORGE SENATOR or JACK RUDY, and summarily terminated the\nPOLLARD *worked the counter* on the particular day here in\ninterview, with the statement the did not \"want to get in-\nquestion, and took care of the cash register. She worked the front\nvolved Lis anything.\" Effort to continue the interview was\nfruitless.\nstation, and PAULINE CHILDRESS worked the rear.\n** 6/10/64 of Dallas, Texas\nFile , DL 44-1639\nby Special Agent KENNETH C. HOWE/de\nDate dictated 6/12/64\n- - - consents ... - -\nThe - - - - \" - of the ... incord\nNo\nCOMMISSION Essimer No\n....\nFEDERAL BUADAU OF\n....\n******* ...... -\n1\nDate 6/12/64\nDate 0/.7/64\n1.\nWILFRED JAMES MARTIN, butter known as JIM MARTIN,\nAn effort was made to Interview This C. CAMBITOS, 3137\nattorney, formerly in the Davis Building, Dallas, but now\nhaving offices at Room 200, 706 Main Street, Dallas, was\nBryn Have Drive, at his place of bustress, the Eatwell Restaurant.\ninterviewed on the three occasions indicated below in order\nPrior reformation had been receiv. from relatives and employees of\nthat an full . resume as possible could to obtained o: his\nthe restau. ant to the effect Mr. CAMBULOS had had an operation on\ncontacts with GLORGE SENATOR and JACK PUDY on November 22,\nhis head wometime prior to the assessination of Prosident FENELDY,\n23, and 24, 1963. Mr. MARTIN appeared completely sincere in\nand this had affected hts alertness and thinking processes. Those\nhis desire to 1.0 helpful, cooporated fully, but admittedly\nindividuals sold he has continued to come to the restaurant, of this condition. Lut\nhis recollection of NOME things has discoed, and, with respect\nbecause\non 6/10/64 of Dallas, Texas\nFile , DL 44-1639\nby Special Agent KENNETH C, HOWE/ds\nDate distated 6/12/64\nyour This ******* forement \" - and \" contants - F#E *** immediations ... 1a ** - -- convincions ****** your of the ...... rai. \" .. the property of the FDI and Le I 10\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No 3023-Continued\nCOMMISSION Exumpt No. 3023-Continued\nFO.111 (May, 3-1-111\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nFO-11 - -----\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF If Commission Exhibit No. 3024\n1\nDate 6/12/64\nDate 6/.7/64\n1\nWILFRED JAMES MARTIN, better known as JIM MARTIN,\nAn effort was made to interview JAMES C. GAMBULOS, 3137\nattorney. formerly in the Davis Building, Dallas, but now\nBryn Mawe Drive, at his place of business, the Eatwell Restaurant.\nhaving offices at Room 200, 706 Main Street. Dallas, was\nPrior information had been receiv. 4 from relatives and employees of\ninterviewed on the three occasions indicated below in order\nthe restaurant to the effect Mr. CAMBULOS had had an operation on\nthat an full a reaume as possible could be obtained of his\nhis head sometime prior to the assessination of President KENNEDY,\ncontacts with GEORGE SERVICE and JACK RUBY on November 22,\nand this had affected his alortness and thinking processes. These\n23, and 24, 1963. Mr. MARTIN appeared completuly sincere in\nindividuals said he has continued to come to the restaurant, but\nhis desire to be helpful, cooperated fully, but admittedly\ntakes little, If any, part in the business because of this condition.\nhis recollection of some things has dismod, and, with respect\nto others, there to BOMO confusion in his mind 250 to just when\nThe short interview with Mr. CAMBULOS established he does\nthey occurred. Ho asked for the reported interviews no that\nnot appear alert, was extremely vague, and no information of value\nhe might have an opportunity to piece together his renombrance\npertinent to the matter at hand could be obtained.\nof his own activities during the partinent dates in collaboration\nwith his wife and daughters, who were involved in those. The\nfollowing constitutes the information tendered by Mr. MANTIN as\nthe boat he can offer considering he, himself, was \"stunned\" by\nthe of President KENNEDY. with A consequent\n\"blurring\" of the events of the few days following this\noccurrence.\nUp until the shooting of LEE HARVEY OSWALD on Sunday,\nNovember 24, 1963, MARTIN had not soon, or had any contact with\nJACK RUDY since several days. at least, prior to the\nnation of President KENNEDY. On November 24, 1963, he took\nGEORGE SENATOR to the Dallas Police Department as will be\nbrought out later horein. This was posetime during the early\nafternoon of November 24, 1963, and Mille at the Police De-\npartment he talked briefly with JACK RUBY over the Jail tele-\nphone. but did not have personal contact with him. He con-\nsiders the exact detail of that conversation an privileged,\nbut does feel free to state it consisted principally of his\ngiving advice to HUBY an to his rights and cautioning him not\nto make any statements or talk to anyone about the affair\nwithout clearing through him.\nMARTIN does not feel that any attornay-client re-\nlationship existed between him and GEORGE SENATOR, whom he has\nknown for perhaps the past two to three-years as a friend.\n6/11,12,\n6/10/64\nDallas,\nTexas\nDL 44-1639\nFile\n,\non 16/64\nDallas, Texas\non\net\nof\nFile f DL 44-1639\nby Special Agent KENNETH C. HOWE:Vm\nDate distated 6/12/64\nby Special Agent KENNETH C. HOWE/ds\nDate dictated 6/16/64\nThis contains meliber recommendatione -- of the Fai. \" - the property of the FAT ... - I 14\nThis - subside matther ** of the rai, It to the property of the Fat and is I to\n- ******) # and He Emissis *** - to ** - agency.\n- ******* \" - no - are - is ** additional ***** - *******\n567\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3023-Continued\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3024\n568\n2\n3\nDL 44-1639\nDL 44-1639\nSENATOR has visited at his home on frequent occasions in the\npast. He considers him an improvident-type individual who\nexpressed deep sorrow this event had happened. MARTIN does not\n\"has never been able to earn a living,\" but likable, accommo-\nrecall any discussionwhich encompassed a detailing of the exact\ndating, and not unpleasant to have around.\nfeelings of SENATOR and/or RUBY to this, or the possible\nactivities of either an a consequence of it or any preceding\nSENATOR in a good cook and on most of the occasions\nevents.\nwhen he came to the MARTIN home \" was for the purpose of pre-\nparing a moal for the MARTIN family. Ho prided himself on his\nwith the above fixed on Friday, November 22, 1963,\nability along this line, and delighted in doing this. He lived,\nMARTIN has no recollection 01 having soon or talked to SENATOR\nmore or less, to MARTIN's best knowledge, on the largess of his\nagain until around noon or shortly thereafter on November 24,\nfriends, and made himself accoptable through things such 34 the\n1963, the day of the OSWALD shooting, and can furntsh no infor-\nforegoing. He worked for a time for JACK RUDY at the Carousel\nmation 1963. relating to SENATOR's possible activities on November 23,\nClub, but that did not work out and RUBY then got him a con-\nnection selling post cards and other novelty items. This latter\nendeavor was being neglected by SENATOR. and, in general, he just\nOn November 24, 1963, he and Mrs. MARTIN had gone to\nnever seemed able to get shead.\nchurch and it was on their way home from church they got the\nfirst news of the shooting on their radio. When they got home\nMARTIN feels SENATOR was used by RUBY an a sort of \"Man\nhis daughter told him SENATOR had called, had left no number\nFriday.\" He would order him around and have him do menial\nfor a return call, but would call back.\npersonal things for him. MARTIN in of the opinion RUBY had\nSENATOR around principally for this reason, and, on the other\nInstead of calling back, SENATOR arrived shortly\nhand, SENATOR played his part willingly and without rementment\nthereafter in person at the house. He wis extremaly excited\nin return for the favors and \"support\" RUBY tendered him.\nand upset. His paramount concern wild \"What can be done about\nJACK?' He was not concerned for himself and said nothing to\nMARTIN, on first interview, could evoke no positive\nindicate he wanted, or had any reason to balieve he needed,\nrecollection of having soon or talked to SENATOR on either No-\nlegal counsel or help for himself. He said he had heard the\nVember 22 or 23, 1963. After discussion with his wife he then\nnews of the shooting While at the Eatwell Restaurant in down-\nrecalled SENATOR was at the MARTIN home on either the evening\ntown Dallas, had tried to call MARTIN. ind then had coola on out\nof Friday, November 22, 1963, or Saturday, November 23, 1963.\nto the house with the intention of waiting for him. lie wanted\nIn an effort to be more enlightening on this point, MARTIN\nto \"do something for JACK,\" and felt MARTIN could advise him as\nagain went over personal events with his wife and daughters, and\nRUBY. to what he could or should do, and might also be able to help\nalthough none could state with certainty, it was their joint\nconclusion, based on an association of events, that SENATOR was\nat the MARTIN home on the evening of Friday, November 22. 1963,\nMARTIN knew the police would want to interrogate\nthe day President KENNEDY was assassinated. Ha sat with them\nSENATOR, and his first advice W10 that SINATOR go to the police\nand watched television broadcasts concerned with the assuasi-\nand make himself available immediately. they, thereupon, want\nnation, and became quite emotional with respect to the accausi-\nalmost at once to the Dallas Police Department, in SENATOR's\nnation. At one point it seemed tears came to his eyes, and he\ntruck, MARTIN believes, but is not sure.\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3024-Continued\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3024-Continued\n5\nDL 44-1639\nDL 44-1639\nThe conference at the house was very brief, and no\nnaked him by the police and others, and what he had told them.\neffort was made to have a detailed discussion an to any\nHe did this in order to get come ideas AS to how best to proceed\nwith a defonse for RUDY, and, also, in order that he, himself,\npossible notives which might have prompted RUBY'# action.\nmight know about RUDY all that SENATOR know about him and his\nThere was no mention made at that time of ROBY's feelings\nabout the killing of President KENNEDY, his reaction to the\nactivities. There then enound . lengthy disportation by SENATOR\nfull-page advertisement which had appeared in the local news\nWherein he described Mist had gone on at the Police Department.\nIt was in the course of this MARTIN first learned from SENATOR\nover the name of BERNARD WEISSMAN nor, was there any reference\nat all made to the *Impeach Earl Warron* poster. MARTIN'S first\nabout RUBY's being incomesd over and his exptional reaction 10,\nand foremost thought at the morent was to get SENATOR to the\nthe full-page advertinument of BERNARD WEIDSMAN which had.\nappeared in A local paper and which was derogatory to President\npolice, and, toward this and, he told him, an they proceeded to\nNUMBER) and, to the *Inpeach Earl Warren\" poster and RUSY's\nthe Police Department. he should \"marahal his thoughts* with\nhaving photographed this poster. MARTIN has a vague recollection\nrespect to his Association with and knowledge of JACK FUBY.\nSTRATOR said to was WILL RUST when this picture Vall taken. HARTIN\nand wasched television broadcasts concerned with the 8053281-\nblad make himself available immediately. They, thersupon, 4.16 parten went\nnation, and became quite emotional with respect to the assas,1-\nalmost at once to the Dallas Police Department, in SIGNATOR'S\nnation. At one point it seemed tears came to his eyes, and he\ntruck, MARTIN believes, but in not sure.\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3024-Continued\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3024-Continued\n5\nDL 44-1639\nDL 44-1639\nThe conference at the house was very brief, and no\nasked him by the police and others, and what he had told them.\neffort was made to have A detailed discussion as to any\nHe did this in order to get some ideas an to how best to proceed\npossible motives which might have prompted RUBY's action.\nwith a defense for RUBY, and, also, in order that he, himself,\nThere was no mention made at that time of RUBY's feelings\nmight know about RUBY all that SENATOR know about him and his\nabout the killing of President KENNEDY, his reaction to the\nactivities. There then ensued a lengthy dissertation by SENATOR\nfull-page advertisement which had appeared in the local news\nwherein he described Mint had gone on at the Police Department.\nover the name of BERNARD WEIGSMAN, nor, was there any reference\nIt was in the course of this MARTIN first Inarned from SENATOR\nat all made to the \"Impeach Earl Watron\" poster. MARTIN'S first\nabout RUDY's being treasud over and him emotional reaction to,\nand foremost thought at the moment was to get SENATOR to the\nthe full-page advertisement of DERNARD WELSONAN which had\npolice, and, toward this end, he told him, as they proceeded to\nappeared in a local paper and Which was derogatory to President\nthe Police Department, he should \"marshal his thoughts* with\nKENNEDY, and, to the \"Inpeach Earl Warren* poster and RUBY's\nrespect to his association with and knowledge of JACK RUBY.\nhaving photographed this poster. MARTIN has a vague recollection\nSENATOR said he was with RUSY when this picture Van taken. MARTIN\nUpon arrival at the Dallas Police Department, around\ndoes not believe SENATOR would have had any opportunity to talk to\n1.00 P.M. to MARTIN's best recollection, SENATOR was *taken\nRUBY While at the Police Department during the preceding afternoon,\ninto custody\" by two police officers and hurried into the\nand SENATOR made no mention he had soon or talked to him.\nHomicide Squad rooms on the third floor. MARTIN feels this\naction by the police was abrupt and uncalled for considering\nSENATOR told of the poster incident in the course of\nSENATOR was making himself voluntarily available and attempting\nrecounting his experiences At the Police Department, and the\nto be helpful. His protests were to no avail, the officers\ninterrogation of him by police and other Authorities. MARTIN\ntelling him SENATOR would be back out in a short time. He did\npresumed it had been told by SENATOR to the police. Information\nnot again 800 SENATOR until around 5.00 or 6.00 P.M. Re had\nof & privileged nature lator available to MARTIN established the\ntried to get to SENATOR but on each occasion was put off and\nabove to be factual, and it 18 his belief that If it were not\ntold it would be just , little bit longer until he would be\ntold by SENATOR to his interrogators it was only through an over-\nable to see him. MARTIN Was considering starting action for a\nsight. MARTIN can discorn no conceivable benefit SENATOR could\nwrit of haboas corpus when SENATOR finally appeared, for he knew\nhave felt he would be realizing for either himself or RUBY by\nof no reason why the police should be holding him. At this\nwithholding this information, and he gavo no improssion he had.\npoint SIGNATOR seemed to be eminently pleased and elated with all\nthe attention he was getting, and the importance he appeared to\nBy the late eventing of November 24, 1963, the full\nhave gained.\nsignificance of what had happened commod to become more apparent\nto SENATOR and he approached a state Maore he was practically\nAfter SENATOR was released he gave permission to some\n\"overwhelmed with fear* for his own safety. Where at first he\nnews photographers to take pictures of the apartment where he\nhad felt \"important\" -- more no perhaps than he over had before\nand RUBY had lived, and, with MARTIN, he accompanied those men\nin his life -- he now considered that someone might attempt to'\nto the apartment. MARTIN and SENATOR then returned to the\nharm him because of What RUBY had done since he had been DO close\nMARTIS home.\nto RUBY. Because of this he did not go to his spartment the\nnight of November 24, 1963, but spent the night at the MARTIN\nAt the MARTIN home on the evening of November 24, 1963,\nMARTIN told SENATOR to detail to him What questions had been\n335\n710\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3024-Continued\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3024-Continued\n569\n570\nFORM (May, 1-8-14)\nEVERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIC\n1\nDate 6/15/64\n5AM GAMBULOS. manager and one of the family which\nowne and operates the Eatwell Restaurant at 1404 Main Street,\nDL 44-1639\nDallas, Texas, said he has known GEORGE SENATOR At a regular\ncustomer of the restaurant for a number of years. In the\nresidence. MARTIN felt this feeling on the part of SENATOR was\npast, SIGNATOR was on almost daily patron, but GANSULOS has\nridiculous, and he tried to \"kid him out of it,\" but it per-\nnot Been him for the past couple of months, and does not know\nsisted. MARTIN feels this feeling continued to haunt SENATOR\n\"what has happaned to him.\"\nand was one of the primary reasons he loft the Dallas ACOA after\nthe RUBY trial and went to live with relatives outside the\nCAMBULOS did not come to work on the day LEE HARVEY\nstate.\nOSWALD was whot at the Dallas Police Department until 2100 P.M.,\nand thus in not in n position to state whether GEORGE SENATOR\nwas in the restaurant on the merning of that date. His father,\nhours. JAMES GAMBULOS, would have been on duty during the morning\nGAMBULOS cannot state whether SENATOR was in the\nEatwell at any time while he was on duty during the afternoon\nand evening of Saturday, November 23, 1963, since there in\nnothing about this date to fix it in his mind. 114 1a certain\nhe did not BUG GENATOR in the Eatwell at any time while on\nduty during the atternoon and evening of November 24, 1963.\nCAMBULOS also know JACK RUBY, an an occasional patron\nof the Eatwoll, however, he cannot recall he know at the time\nof the shooting of OSWALD that RUBY and SENATOR were living\ntogether, although he was aware they knew each other.\nGAMBULOS said ho could not recall exactly which\nwaitrosses word on duty on the day shift of November 24, 1963,\nbut that ELSIE MATHEWS, cashier and bookkeeper, would be able\nto furnish this information.\nCAMBULOS said SENATOR never discussed his activities\nwith him, and never talked to him about his association with\nJACK RUBY. Do has no knowledge of any photographs taken by\nRUBY and/or SENATOR, and neither ovor displayed any photographs\nof any kind about the restaurant, to his knowledge. No convor-\nnation he ever had with aither of their indicated any interest\non thoir part in political affairs of any xinc.\non\n6/8/04\nat Dallar, Texas\nFile , DL 44-1639\nby Special Agent KENNETTI C. HOWE/J.\nDate distated 6/12/64\n-\n-\nExcesse\nNo\nContinued\n....... \"\n1\n- 4/14/14\nELATE \". MATHERS, 5000 Mindeley, Dallas, Taxas,\nCashier and citvell 1404 Main\nCHARLES 7.. 3104 Assistre, was Interview at the\nDallas, wis interviewed \" her place of Business. 87.0 gave\nInnwand Restaurant, 5012 Sharp Street, another earablishment overd and\nthe following Information\noperated by the GANSULOS factly, OVERTS and of the Cateril\nRestaurant, 1404 Main Street. Mr. CAMPLETE seld 1.0 works At both\nthe does not wirk on Jundays, and, consequently,\nescablishments since his father, JANES C. has been largely\nwas not on Quty at the CALMELL in Sunday, November 24, 1963.\nincapacitated by an operation on his head which took place prior to\nBhw will the knows GLORGE SENATOR 12 A customer : the\nNovember, 1963. He cald his father still, AS 4 figure-head with or\nrestrurant, but never doos sore than pass the time of day\nless, Banages the Satwell, and to there practically every day. but ha,\nwith Lim. and can furnish no information AS to his activities.\nhimself, makes LC a point to be there a road bit of the\nshe does not know Wiether he was in the Estwell on the day\nof the\nbefore REWARD NAM what \"\non part in political Affairs or any Kind.\non 6/8/54\nof Dallas, Texas\nFile , DL 44-1639\nby Special Agent KENNETH C. HOWE/de\nDate dictated 6/12/64\nThe ENGLISH - - - the Fai. # - the - of the Fat ... - Invoice to\n- ******* --- - - --- .. - Fubjivied - -\nCommission EXPIRIT No 3024-Continued\nCOMMISSION Exampt No. 3921- Continued\nFRERAL BUREAUOR\n- -\nFEDERAL BUREAU or INVESTIGATION\n1\nDate 6/15/64\n1\nDate 6/16/64\nELSIE E. MATHEWS, 5003 Lindaley, Dallas, Texas,\nCashier and Brokkeeper, Pitwell Restrurant, 1404 Main Street,\nCHARLES R. CAMBULOS, 3104 Amherst, was interviewed at the\nDallas, was interviewed At her place of business. She gave\nInnwood Restaurant, 5012 Sharp Street, another establishment owned and\nthe following information\noperated by the CAMBULOS family, GWEETS and operators of the Eatwell\nRestaurant, 1404 Main Street. Mr. CAMBULOS and he works at both\nShe does not work on Sundays, and, consequently,\nestablishments since his father, JAMES C. CAMBULOS, has been largely\nwas not on duty At the Hatwell on Sunday, November 24, 1963.\nincapacitated by an operation on his hand which took place prior to\nShe eald she knows GEORGE SENATOR AS = customer of the\nNovember, 1963. He said his father still, as n figure-head nore or\nrestaurant, but never doos more than pass the time of day\nless, manages the Eatwell, and 1a there practically every day. but he,\nwith him, and can furnish no information as to his activities.\nhimself, makes it c point to be there a good bit of the time because\nShe does not know Mether he was in the Eatwell on the day\nof the mentioned situation.\nbefore OSWALD WAS shot (November 23, 1963), or on the day of\nthe shooting (November 24, 1963).\nIn three different sessions, and with the assistance of his\nwife, LILLIAN CAMBULOS, in recalling related Incidents to refresh his\nMrs. MATHEWS furnished the following from her\nmemory, Mr. CAMBULOS gave the following information:\nrecords as the waitresses who wore on duty at the Eatwell on\nNovember 24, 1963,\nHe had gone to the lake with his children on Sunday,\nNovember 24, 1963, thus, was not At the Entwell Restaurant on that\nMILDRED POLLARD\ndate, the day LEE HARVEY OSWALD was shot at the Dallas Pulice Department,\nGLORIA FREEMAN\nand has no firsthand information as to whather GEORGE SEMATOR was in\nPAULINE CHILDRESS\nthe place on that date. the has known SENATOR as 0 frequent patron of\nthe Eatwell for a number of years, and knew he was a friend of JACK RULY\nalthough not aware these two were living together until sometime after\nthe OSWALD shooting. He believes he was at the Eatwall on Saturday,\nNovember 23, 1963, but, since he has seen SENATOR in the restaurant 80\nfrequently in the past he cannot state whether he came in on this\nparticular date. He explained if he did there was certainly nothing\nsaid and nothing occurred which would fix this fact In his mind. He\nsimilarly has no specific recollection AS to whether be saw SENATOR in\nthe restaurant on the day of the assossimation of President KENNEDY, for\nthe same reasons as just stated.\nCAMBULOS did work at the Entwellall day on Monday, November 25,\n1963, the Innwood Restaurant being closed on that date. He does\nremember that SENATOR came into the Eatwell that day, and he believes\nthis was sometime in the morning. He sat at the counter and recounted\n\"his troubles.\" He said he had been having trouble with his cruck,\nhe had not been able to work, he was without funds, and was having a\ngenerally hard time. He attempted to borrow #ONG money but was not\non 6/8/64\nat Dallas, Texas\nFile , DL 44-1639\n6/9-10-11/64\non\nat\nDallas, Texas\nFile ! DL 44-1639\nby Special Agent KIZINSTA C. ECWE/ds\nDate distated 6/12/64\nby Special Agent KENNETH C. HOWK:Ve\nDate dictated 6/15/64\nThis document ******* - commentations ** of The Fai. \" is the property of the rai and - immed is\n- ******) # - its *** ⑉ 10 be distributed swinlde your .......\nThis document renommendations ner - of the Fal. is La the property of the Fat ... is leased 10\n- ****** \" IN - genients 420 *** 18 ** distributed soleble - *******\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3024-Continued\n571\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3024-Continued\n572\n2\nDL 44-1639\n3\nobliged in this regard.\nDL 44-1639\nSENATOR was ordinarily a quiet and rather reserved type\nindividual, but on the above occasion he was dishoveled in appearance\nand looked \"As though he had been up all night.\" So far as hts con-\nDavis Building, como in and talk to SENATOR, and he believes it was\nvarsation with GAMBULOS was concerned, he did not dwall too much on\nalso on this same day he BOW \" woman talking to SENATOR in the\nthe shooting of OSWALD by RUBY, but merely made a few general statements\nrestaurant who was later identified to him as EVA GRANT. RUBY's nister,\nto the effect RUSY was the emotional type, inclined to do things on the\nalthough of this he is not sure; it could have been at n later date.\nspur of the coment, etc. He said nothing which would indicate he had\nWhether these meetings vere by design or chance, GAMBULOS cannot say,\nany knowledge'or premonition RUBY might do such a thing and made no\nAll these people, with the exception of EVA GRANT, had been regular\neffort to guesa why RUBY had committed this act and this matter was\ncustomers of the restaurant for quite 5000 time in the past, and all,\nnot-discursed. He seened concerned more with his own problems, and,\nagain with the exception of EVA GRANT, were well known by aight and\nin addition, gave evidence of being \"an extremely frightened man.\" He\nname to CAMBULOS. He has no way of knowledge what any of the conver-\nrecarked to GAMBULOS, \"This place has gone crazy.\" weanting Dallas, and\nsations between these parties might have been.\nexpressed fear, even about going out to the spartment where he and\nRUBY lived to get his personal effects. He said he was fearful someone\nGAMBULOS cannot be unqualifiedly cortain the above-mentioned\nwould try to shoot him, and CAMBULOS inferred from this he meant the\nmeetings between SENATOR and MARTIN, and SENATOR and BARCLAY, actually\ngeneral air of hysteria which he felt existed at the time in Dallas\ntook place on this particular Monday, although he feels they did. He\nmight lead someone to do his harm because he was 80 close to RUBY. He\nexplains this by pointing out that all these parties knew each other;\nMas not specific in this connection, did not make any effort to cnlarge\nIt was not unusual for them to talk some with each other when they\nupon it, and CAMBULOS, being busy taking care of the cash register and\nhappened to be in the Eatwell at the time for a cup 02 coffee, as\nother business, had no opportunity to pursue the subject.\nbe had seen then doing on occasions in the past; and It admittedly\nis possible he 16 confused on this point after the lapse of 00\nAt no point in the course of the above or at any other time\nlengthy a period of time.\nto CAMBULOS did SENATOR make any mention of what either be or RUBY\nthought about the assassination of President KENNEDY, or what their\nCAMBULOS said he had known JACK RUBY for a number of years\nreaction to this had been. He did not say anything about he and/or\nas an occasional patron of the Eatwell, but the last time he naw him\nRUBY taking any pictures, and he did not show any to CAMBULOS. He\nwas several days, at least, prior to the assassination.\nseemed \" thoroughly distraught individual, worried over what Wes now\ngoing to happen to him, and discouraged over what had occurred.\nShortly, SENATOR moved from the counter over to a nearby\nbooth and asked for and was given permission to use the \"free\"\ntelephone. CAMBULOS handed this over to him from behind the cash\nregister counter. SENATOR then proceeded to make several telephone\ncalls but GAMBULOS does not know whom he called, and overheard none\nof SENATOR'S conversations. CAMBULOS has BORD recollection of having\nseen one MINE BARCLAY, an attorney from the Davis Building across the\nstreet, COLUM into the Eatwall, and talk some with SENATOR. He also.\nhry the # 8153 recollection he saw JIM MARTIN, another attorney from the\nCOMMISSION Eximut No. 3024-Continued\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3024-Continued\nOffice of the Misrurg General\nWashington, 0.0\n0-64-vai\nAugust \", 1964\nHinorable Bubert F. Kennedy\nAttorney Guaral of the United States\nDepartment or Justice\nMonorable Harl Warren\nMachington, D. C.\n20530\nChief Justice of the United States\nToo Suprese Court\nDoor Ceneral:\nWashington, D. C. 26543\nThroughout the course of the Investigation contracted by this\nDear Mr. Chief Justice:\nConstantin, Department or Justice bys been must beligit In Conception\nConduction's impiry,\n11,\n********\nUNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE\nPRESIDENT'S Commission\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nON THE\nASSASSINATION OF PASSIORNT KNOWNOT\nWASHINGTON, R.C *****\nMargland Am N.E.\nEASL WARREN\n-\nWashington, DC. 20003\nSeptember 11, 1964\nREHARD\nTelephone\n**** WOTHAN CLAIMS\nOvers Denad\nHATE NEW\nBY COURIER SERVICE\nCERALD PORD\nJOHN SECTION\nALLEN DOLLARS\nMEMORANDUM\nNonorable J. Lee Rankin\nGeneral Counsel\nSeptember 22, 1964\nThe President's Commission\nTO:\n200 Waryland Avenue, Northeast\nMr. J. Lee Runkin\nWashington, D. C.\nGeneral Counsel\nFROM:\nDear Ur. Rankin:\nDurt W. Oriffin\nRE:\nReference is made to your letter of September 7,\nTelephone interview with George Senstor.\n1964, requesting that the files of the FDI be examined with\nKaron Bennett Carlin, bruce Ray Carlin, Harry N. Olson and\nrespect to Lva Grant, Ralph Paul, George Senator, Breck Wall,\n1964, I talked by telephone with Mr. George Censtor at the\nAt approximately 10:00 6.m. Tuesday, September 22,\nKay Helen Coleman (Mra. Harry N. Otsen) for any information\nthorein indicating that these persons were possible members\nBristol Hotel in New York City,\nof the Communist Party or engaged in other subversive activities.\nIn response to questions about his own political\nBy letter dated June 1, 1964, the President's\nactivities and those of Juck Ruby, Mr. Senator stated that\nCompission previously requested a similar check of our files\nhe (Senator) had never campaigned for any political campaign,\nwith respect to Ralph Paul, George Senator and Breck Wall\nhad never belonged to any political organization and had\nand you were advised by my letter of June 15, 1904, that\nengaged voting. in no political activities Wistscover other than\nthe files of this Cureau do not contain any information of\na subversive nature or otherwise concerning these individuals\nother than information which has been furnished to the\nSenstor wloo said that to his knowledge Jack Huby\nPresident's Commission in connection with the investigation\nhad never compaigned for any person or engaged in any other\npolitical activities.\nSinitor Neva campaigned potitically\nCE 3027 But Griffin menic\nregarding Jack L. Ruby.\nbruce Ray Carlin, Marry N. Olsen and Kay Helen Coleman, a\nWith respect to Eva Grant, Karen Bennett Carlin,\ncheck of the files of this Bureau does not reveal any\ninformation identifiable with these persons which would\nindicate they have ever been members of the Communist Party\nor engaged in other aubversive activities.\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3027\nSincerely yours,\nJ. 2fornie\nCommission EXHIBIT No 3024\nFlorida -\nDate\n11/20/63\n******* ****** INSSATICATION\nMAROLD GORDON ALDERMAN 6232 Delord Street, Tulane\nUniversity Graduate Student, advised that in the past he has\nFebruary 12, 1964\nparticipated in Fair Play for Cuba activities in Now York\nDY COURIER SERVICE\nCity, Washington, D. C., and Seattle, Washington. Ho Hald\nhe has nover boon A mumber of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee\nout that during the approximate Lime of the Day of Pign\nInvanion he picked up literature from the Fair Play for\nCobs Consittee Office in Now York City, and a impol button\nwith the words \"Hands orf Cuba.\" Also, at the approximate\ntime he participated in a picket 11ne sponsored by the Fair\nHonorable J. Lee Mankir\nPINY for Sale Case to the Area of of Contral Intelli-\nby Special Agent\nJOHN\nPLANNIA\nJust\n40.2\n89-43\ncan\nDate dictated\nThis\n-\n-\n-\n---\nbelow\n567\n11/27/63\n-\n:\n-\nthe\n*****\n!\n-\nof\n-\n.......\nFai\n-\n-\nto\n802\nCommission Extent No 3013\nCOMMISSION Expirer No. 3013-Continued\nDL 44-1639 and 09-43\nJJFinam\n10\nThe Villa-Fontana\n1315 Skiles\nA popular hangout of the female members of the \"gay\" set.\nThe Mercy Mary\nDescribed by PATTERSON as a new coffee house located at\nthe corner of Murray and Canton Streets, across the street\nCommission Excibit No 3014\nfrom the Murray Cotton Gin. This coffee house has & one-way\nmirror in the door.\nUNITED STATES DEPARTMENT VII OF JUSTICE -\nHoliday Bar\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\n1212 A Main Street\nin Hegaly, Befor be\nHangout of the rougher element.\nFile Da\nMinmi, Florida\nThe Century Room\nJune 29, 1964\nLamar and Lanco Streets\nPATTERSON describes this as one of the newer joints,\nRE: JACK L. HUBY:\nLEE HARVEY OSWAID - VICTIM (Deaessed)\nGEORGE SENATOR\nMrs. Shirley Wexler, 1419 Country Club Prado,\nCoral Cables, Florida, advised on June 29, 1904, that she\nhad previously been married to George Senatory that during\ntheir marital elationship George Senator had at no time\ndemonstrated any homosexual proclivities nor did nhe\npossess any information which would Indicate that George\nSenator is or has been a homonexual.\nMrs. Wexler also atated that during her marriage\nto Senator, Senator to her knowledge bird not engaged\nin any communist activities and did not have it communist\nbackground. Mrs. Wexler stated that the possessed no\ninform tion concerning Senator's activities airms the\ntermination or their marriage.\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3014\nSenator neither Communist for homosocical\nShirley Wexler (ex wife)\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3013-Continued\n549\n550\nCorrission Exhibit No. 3015\nroom in 61410\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nro. (Rev. ⑉\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nDate 6/11/64\n1\nDate 6/11/64\n1\nMr. H. H. ANDERSON, Managing Director for the Adolphus\nCHRIS ELSON, owner and operator of the Kings Club and\nHotel, Dallas, advised that on November 22, 1963, shortly after the\nthe Surgundy Room, Adolphus notal, advised the Burgundy Room\nAssassination of President KENNEDY he telephonically contacted\nlocated on the lobby floor and the Kings Club located on the\nBRECK WALL and JOE PETERSON who were residing in the hotel and\nsixth floor of the Adolphus Notel are owned and operated by him.\ntold them the Century Room would be closed on Friday and Saturday\nNaither of the clubs opens until noon, ELSON advised that\nnights. JOE PETERSON and BRECK WALL were producers and starred in\nimmediately after the assassination of President ADDRESS on\nthe show \"Bottoms Up\" and had a contract with the hotel for shows\nNovember 22, 1963, he contacted the manager of the Adolphus Notel\nfrom April 20, 1963, to August 3, 1963, and from September 28, 1963,\nand found that the Century Room would not open on November 22 and 23,\nto January 4, 1964. Mr. ANDERSON advised the Century Room 10 never\n1963, and he Immediately contacted all of his employees who work\nopen on Sunday nights.\nin the Burgundy Room and Kings Club and advised then that noither\nwould be orened until Monday, November 25, 1963. ELSON advised\nMr. ANDERSON advised he did not have any contact with\nthat on November 28, 1963, GEORGE SERATOR contacted him personally\nJACK RUBY, RALPH PAUL, CEORGE SENATOR, or EVA GRANT from November 22\nat the Kings Club and stated he had a complaint to taske egainst\nto November 24, 1963.\nthe plano player in the Burgundy Room. On the evening 01\nNovember 28, 1963, the pinno player allogedly made a reantk about\nJACK RUBY and ELSON contacted all employees and IC was determined\nthat none of the employees had seen JACK RUBY, RALPH PAUL, CEORGE\nSENATOR, or EVA GRANT from November 22 to Rovember 28, 1963. The\nemployees of the Burgundy Room advised they were reading the\nheadlines of a newspaper regarding JACK RUBY and this was the basis\nfor the complaint by GEORGE SENATOR.\nMike Briclay C Nov. 24 1963\non 6/10/64 at Dallas, Texas\nFile DL 44-1639\n6/10/64\nDallas, Texas\nFBI myeotigation 12 Senator, William Downey k\non\nat\nFile , DL 44-1639\n\" Special Agent WILL MAYDEN CRIFFINITY\nDate dictured 6/11/64\nby Special Agent\nWILL\nHAYDEN\nCRIFFINIVE\n$\nDate\ndictated\n6/11/64\nDate\nWILMAN =. - .424 Dillin, TEXAS\n=\nsave 44 that 09 the day 00 20 - -\n-- Lick in :.::: 1:00 THE the in cun-\nDL 4.-1639\nAcction with his work. OA that - 22, 1963.\n1.2 parked 1.15 Automobile DATE 1.4 MARK of the Post\nFron thirty to forty-five sinutes after SIGNATOR'S\nOffice to transact 50% business : a 20.00 the Prodi-\ncall, DOWNY heard a radio announcement that OSWALD had boon\ndential parada route wis going to -- will the Toat office,\nthat by JACK RUDY, and. knowing that SENATOR and RUSY lived\nto tax corner 0: and 0.10 Streets, About\ntogo.hor. then attempted to reach SEINTOR by telephone\n- 6/10/64 of Dallas, Texas\nFile , DL 44-1639\n6/10/64\nDallas, Texas\non\n:\nDL 44-1639\nFile ,\nby Special Agent WILL HAYDEN CRIFFIN:vm\nDate dictated 6/11/64\nby Special Agent WILL HAYDEN CRISFIN:vm\nSit\nDate distated 6/11/64\nThis ...... containe - resommonzations - consivalure of the FOI. is se the property of the Fai - - Issued to\n\" --- the ... to **********\nNo - \" - - mailber recommenations - - being of the FAL \" to the property of the Fat PM# to leased *\nTHE *** ⑉ 18 ** - THE *******\nCommission Eximas No 9015\nFORM (PLAT 1000\nEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\n1\nDate\n6/15/64\nWILLIAM =. DOWNEY, 1424 Plewsen, Dallas, TEXTS,\n2\nadviced that on the day of President\n:- arrived back in Dallas from % - = ==42 in con-\nDL 4,-1639\nacction with his work. on that morning, Povember 22, 1963,\nhe parked his Automobile near the Dentral Annex of the Post\nFrom thirty to forty-fivo minutos after SIGNATOR's\nOffice to transact 4030 business C the Proni-\ncall, DOWNEY heard a rodio announcement that OSWALD had been\ndential parada route was going to 1 56.45 the Foot Office,\nshot by JACK RUBY, and, knowing that BENATOR and RUBY lived\nCONNEY went to the corner of Reaston and Main Streets, about\ntogether, DOWNEY then attempted to reach SENATOR by telephone\none block south of the Toxas School Book Depository Building,\nat the residence of attorney JIM MARTIN, Where SHINATOR had\nwhore he watched the Presidential car drive by. Shortly after\npentioned he had boon staying.\nthe car had passed the corner on Which he stood, DOWNEY hoard\none or more explosions. which he thought ware firecrackors.\nMrs. MARTIN told DOWNEY that SENMOR and JIM MARTIN\nSuddenly the crowd started surging in the direction of the\nhad left the house to go to the Police Department, to volunteer\nSchool Depository, and he saw the Presidential automobile\nto answer any questions SENATOR might bo able to andwar about\ndrive away from the cornor of Houston and Elm Streets in A\nRUBY, DOWNEY said he then called a mutual friend of his and\nhurry, at about the time he hoard someone in the crowd say\nSENATOR'S MIKE BARCLAY, on attorney. BARCLAY told him that\nthe President had been shot. no atayed in the area for about\nSENATOR had nothing to worry about if he ware not involved in\nan hour, and then loft. DOWNEY said no did not 500 GEORGE\nthe chooting, had done the right thing by going to the police,\nSENATOR that day.\nand thore was nothing either BARCLAY or DOWNEY could do for\nSENATOR at that point.\nOn Saturday, November 23, 1963, DOWNEY was at home\nall day. going out only in the evening for a brief period to\nDOWNEY said he stayed homo all day November 24, 1963,\ntake his wifo, from whom he is now divorced, to dinner. Ho\nand watched telovision. Somotime around 6:00 or 7:00 P.M., he\nadvisor he did not SCG SENATOR that day.\nreceived at telephone call from GEORGE SENATOR soking DOWNEY to\nmost SENATOR and MIKE BARCLAY at Doe's Loungo, a bar located\nOn Sunday morning. November 24, 1963, GEORGE SENATOR\nat 3220 North Pitzhugh, Dallus. DOMNEY cald ho assumed SENATOR\ncalled DONNEY by phone at his home. About thirty to forty-five\nsuggested this place because both of them had been there bufore\nninutes before the shooting of OBWARD by JACK RUSY. SENATOR\nand were fumiliar with the place. DOVENTY also recalled that the\nsaid ho WSB calling from his apartment, that he was alone\nBurgundy ROOM of the Rotel Adolphus, Where no and SENATOR fro-\nthere, and no taked if he could como to DOWNEY'S house and\nquently DOW each other, was closed down after the assossination\ncook brockfast for DOWNEY and h16 wifo. DOWNEY said that he\nof the President, from Friday through Sunday, not re-opening\nand his wife had just Arison and no asked SENATOR not to come.\nuntil Monday ovening, November 25, 1963.\nSENATOR either told him then that no would go for breakfast at\nthe Eatwoll Caro or the Wiffls shop at Bryan and Fitzhugh\nAround 7.00 P.M. on November 24, 1963, in response to\nStreets in Dallas, or cloo he told him later that day that he\nSENATOR'S telephone call, DOWNEY wont to Doo's Lounge, Where he\nhad gone to one of those places for breakfast.\nnot SENATOR and MIKE BARCLAY. SUNATOR was completely sobor at\nthe time, and apparontly wanted to got together with him moroly\nto talk about the interrogation ho had undergone that day at\npolico hondquarters. Ho montioned nome of the questions no had\nboon asked and told of his answers. no was naturally concerned\nabout JACK RUBY, his roommate, and coomed completely surprised\nan 6/11/64 at Dallas, Texts\nFile , DL 44-1639\nat RUDY's actions.\nby Special Agent W. JAMES NOOD/ds\nDate dictated 6/12/64\nThis decement contains - recommendations - conclusions of the FDL \" is the property of the FAI ... - Issued -\n193\n- ****** # *** 118 *** not 18 ** discributed aviable Twel agency,\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3015-Continued\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3015-Continued\n552\nFD-111 (Rev. 1441\nEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGAT.\n1\nDate 0/15/64\n2\nMALCOLM JAMES BARCIAY, commonly known an MIKE\nDL 44-1639\nBARCLAY, Davis Building, 1309 Main Streac, Dallas, Texas,\nadvised that on November 22, 1963, he had been at-tho\nThey stayed at Dec's Loung perhaps forty-five minutes,\nCounty Court House prior to the time the Late Prodident\nhaving about one drink during this period, after which DOWNEY\nKENNSDY was due to parade in that vicinity, that he had\ndrova SENATOR to downtown Dallas, Where the latter got into his\nlaft the Court House to watch the procession, and did watch\nVolkswagen truck, presumably to drive home.\nthe Presidential procossion pass the corner of Main and\nHouston Streets, about one block south o: the Texas School\nDOWNEY rocalls that SENATOR seemed very reluctant to\nBook Depository, sceno of the Assassination. Shortly after\nreturn to the apartment ho and RULY shared, fearing nome action\nthe car boaring the Prosident passed the place where BARCLAY\nmight be taken against him by people angured at the shooting of\nwas standing, BARCLAY turned to re-entor the Court House, at\nOSWALD by JACK RUSY. No said that sometime during the following\nwhich time ho heard one or noro loud reports Watch he identi-\nweek, exact days not recalled, SENATOR stayed overnight at\nfied in his own mind ao riflo choto. No turned and the crowd\nDONNEY's apartment because of his reluctance to stay at his own\naccured to be surging toward the Depository area. Do did not\nplace.\n500 the Prosidential automobile at that time, and it\napparantly loft the area immodiately. Eo stayed in that aroa\nDOWNEY said he has known GEORGE SENATOR for four or\nfor about one hour. then returned to his office. He doos not\nfive years and originally got acquainted with him through the\nremember having seen GEORGE SENATOR or JACK RUBY on NO-\nVember 22, 1963.\nfact that both were then engaged in the sale of women's sports\nwear.\nBARCLAY said ho had known GEORGE SENATOR for about\nDOWNEY said he was acquainted with JACK RUBY, but had\none and ond-half years, and believes he not SENATOR through\nnot seen him for a Long time before the Assassination, and did\nattorney JIM MARTIN, a long-time friend and business associate.\nnot 000 him in the period following the assassination.\nNo never know just Mist SENATOR did for a living, but doos re-\nmember that at one time he had a Volkawagen truck and was doing\nno said GEORGE SENATOR had never discussed with him\nsome kind of solling from this truck. BARCLAY said he used to\nthe incident concorning RUBY's having taken SENATOR at night\nfrequently visit the Burgandy Room at the Adolphus Cotal after\nto look at an \"Impeach Earl Warren\" sign.\nwork, for a beer or two, porhaps two or throe times a wook,\nand frequently paw GEORGE SENATOR at that place.\nNo said he doos not know RALPH PAUL, may have met him\nat some time, but has no recollection of having done no.\nBARCLAY DAID he had known JACK RUBY for many years\nand believes that either he or GEORGE SENATOR had mentioned\nDOWNEY said he does not know BRECK WALL or JOE\nat one time that they were roommates.\nPETERSON. and never know LEE HARVEY OSWALD.\nBARCLAY oaid ho has no recollection Whatsoever of\nhaving soon GEORGE SENATOR on Saturday, November 23, 1963.\nBARCLAY said he remembers purposely avoiding going to City Hall\nor the Court House on that date because of the confusion he\non\n6/11/64\n:\nDallas,\nTexas\nFile , DL 44-1639\nby Special Agent W. JAMES WOOD/de\nDate distated 6/11/64\n-\n:\nNo\nContinued\n8\n,\nDL (4-16)2\nDL 4.-1609\nthought would probably oxist there.\nresult of his acquaintance with RUBY. BARCLAY got the improssion\non Sunday sorning. November 24, 1963, his mother called\nthat EENATOR WAD a man to Whom nothing important had over\nhis and told his LAST HARVEY ORNARD and boon shot. He turned on\nhappened, 4a man who had never been hold in particularly high\nby anyone. SENATOR talked At this time shout how nice\nMis ablovision out and LOW a employ of the checting. 110 ru-\nthat he stayed at 1,000 virtually all that day. He said\neveryone had been to him during the day. and of the questions\nChich\nhad\nbusin\nAnked\nlic BILL DONNEY having colled his by telephone that\nhaving BOOK GEORGE SENATOR on Saturday, November 23, 1963.\nBARCLAY said he remombers purposely avoiding going to City Hall\nor the Court House on that date because of the confusion he\non 6/11/64 of Dallan, Texas\nFile / DL 44-1639\nby Special Agent W. JAMES WOOD/ds\nDate distated 6/11/64\nThis - **** noither recommendations consivelons of the rai. \" . the property of the Fat ... .. issued 18\n- 110 contents --- -\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3015-Continued\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3015-Continued\n2\n3\nDL 4-1639\nDL 4.-1639\nthought would probably exist thore.\nresult of his acquaintance with RUDY. BARCLAY got the impression\nthat SENATOR W.O a man to Whom nothing important had ovor\nOn Sunday morning, November 24, 1963, his mother called\nhappened, a man who had never been hold in particularly high\nhim and told him LEE HARVEY OSWALD had boon shot. Ho turned on\noctoon by anyone. SENATOR talked at this time about how nice\nhis television sot and saw a replay of the shooting. Ho ro-\neveryone had been to him during the day, and of the questions\nLenDers that ho stayed at home virtually all that day. 110 said\nwhich had been asked him by the police and acquaintances.\nhe remembers BILL DONNEY having called him by telephone that\nday, worrying about GEORGE SENATOR, WIOD DOWNEY had helped out\nSometime during his conversation with SENATOR, although\nfrom time to time when SIGNATOR was *down on his luck.\" It 10\nhe cannot remember Whother it was on this or COMO other occusion,\nBARCLAY'S recollection that ho told DOWNEY not to worry, that\nSENATOR told BARCLAY that he and JACK RUSY ware concorned about a\nthere was no roason to believe SENATOR was involved in either\nfull-page advortisement in the \"Dallas Norning Now which they\nthe assassination of the President or the shooting of LEE HARVEY\nconsidered defamatory to Provident kesnedy. BARCLAY 10 cortain\nOSWALD.\nthat SENATOR never montioned having gond with BUBY to look at an\n\"Impoach Earl Warren\" cign. because ho remembers buing surprised\nTO the best of BARCLAY's current recollection, some-\nat this When he road about it in the nowspapers nomatime after\ntime in the late afternoon or early evening of Sunday, NO-\nthe assassination and the killing of OSWALD.\nVember 24, 1963, he loft home and wont dountown, to oither his\noffice or to the Court House. It 10 his furthor recollection\nIt 10 BARCLAY's recollection that they wore at Doo's\nthat after he transacted Whatover business ho had to transact,\nonly a chort time, after which ho, BARCLAY, wont on home, and\nwhich may have involved a burglar then confined to jail, whom\nBILL DOWNEY was to drive SENATOR back downtown to got his\nhe was defending, ho wont to the Eatwall Cafe for a cup of\nVolkawagon.\ncoffee. Thoro, he saw GEORGE SENATOR.\nBARCLAY said he doos not remember having soon JACK\nRo told SENATOR that his friend, BILL DOWNEY, had\nRUBY during the period November 22 through 24, 1963. 110 said\nboon calling inquiring about him, and was worried about him.\nthat on the night of November 23, 1963, ha, BARCLAY, vas at\nDuring the course of his convorsation ho got the fooling,\nthe Court House in Dallas to 000 a burglar ho Vas defending,\nprobably expressed by SENATOR, that the latter was afraid to\nand it in entirely possible he saw RUBY that night, but he has\nreturn to the apartment ho shared with RUBY, bacause no was\nno specific recollection of having done 50.\nafraid como action right be taken against him by persons angered\nat the OSWALD shooting by RUBY. # bolloves that CHORGE SENATOR\nBARCLAY said he doos not know RALPH PAUL but had heard\nhad called BILL DOWNY from the Entwall Cofe, and the throo of\nin that past that ho was JACK RUDY's \"angol.\" BARCIAY said he\nthem arranged to most at Doo's Lounge, 3220 North Fitzhugh,\nnever know BRECK WALL or JOE PETERSON.\nDallas. No and SENATOR processed LO Bowle in BARCLAY's auto-\nnobile, Where they did most DOWNEY. Phey talked generally\nBARCLAY said he used to share a law office with JIM\nabout the assassination and 02 RUST'S shooting of OSWALD. He\nMARTIN and they have boon clona friends for years. Ho naid he\nremembers that SIMATOR Was sobor, and that he seemed somewhat\n16 ocr :ain ho did not must at the Satwall Cate in Dallas with\npleased at the spotlight which had been focused on him Ad A\nGEORGE SIGNATOR, JIM MARTIN and EVA GRANT during the few days\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3015-Continued\nCOMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3015-Continued\nFD-111 (Rev. 1-11-48)\nFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION\nDate 1-23-04\n4\n1\nDL J4-1639\nCLIFF ROBERTS, Investigator, Oklahoma State Duresu of\nfollowing the shooting of OSWALD. Be recalled that some months\nInvestigation, 410 M. Kelnut, furnished the following in-\nformation:\nago, IIVA GRANT, Whom he had not not before, called his office\nand told him she was sending A friend who had been arrosted for\nIn the Spring of 1003, ROBERTS was working an M private\nautomobile theft, to noo BARCLAY. This friend thereafter called\ninvestigator 10 partnership with HIM. KERSTER, A former\nat BARCLAY's office, BARCLAY offored to represent him if he\nmember of the Oklahoma City Police Department. ROBERTS and\ncould raise the fou, but this individual nover returned.\nEHESTER had done nome Insurance york for the 1AY firm of\nShortly thereafter, EVA GRANT called BARCLAY on the tolephone\nCLADE J. WATTS, who 111 one of the Attorneys representing\nand gave him a severe tongue-lashing because he had not repre-\nformer Coneral ESTIN WALKER, in Dallas, Texas.\nsented her friend for nothing.\nA short time after the attempted shooting of General\nWALKER in the Spring of 1003; WATES hired RODERTS and KEESTER\nFor that reason, BARCLAY foels certain he would\nto go to Dallas to inventigate the shooting incident. BILL\nremember any mooting he might nave had which would have in-\nDCTV, A former employee of General WALKER, bad been developed\ncluded EVA GRANT. He said that during the partinunt period,\nas a suspect in this shooting and had been questioned by the\nMARTIN had an office in the same building as BARCLAY, and that\nDallar Police Department. DUYY had boon alleged to have\nthey had coffee togother at the Eatwoll almost every morning.\nremarked to none one that he With the person who shot WALKER.\nHo also said that GEORGE SENATOR Was in MARTIN's office almost\nGeneral WALNER was convinced that DUYY Vas Fuilty of the shoot-\nevery day during this time, and it is entirely possible the\n1ng and instructed RODISTS and KEESTER to attempt to prove\nDUFF's guilt. HOMELTS misd KIRSTER were convinced that DUTY\nthree of them drank coffee together at the Batwoll on No-\nbad nothing to do with the abooting but to entisfy WALKER they\nverbor 25, 1963. but he has no specific recollection of this\nworked on the case for A period of about nine days.\nparticular incident. He fools cortain that under the circum-\nstances. he did discuss the RUBY case with both MARTIN and\nROBERTS and MENSTER made contact with DUYY in an under-\nSENATOR during this time. However, he said that by this time,\ncover capacity and indicated to him they vero working on .\nnome ton attorneys had boon mentioned publicly as prospoctive\nplan to shoot WALEER. Whey offered DUTY $5,000.00, to\nattorneys for JACK RUDY, that ho had no interest Whatsoever in\nparticipate to this shooting and DUTY Indicated he was willing\nto participate. During the discussions with DUYY relative to\ngetting involved in something that was becoming such a \"hasele,\"\nthis plan DUSE never made any ndminatore reflecting he VAN\nand that he was never approached to act as RUSY's attorney.\nguilty of the provious shooting attempt. DUPP would pretend\nto have come knowledge of the previous shooting. but HOMELTS\nHe said he recalls that after the chooting of OSWALD,\nconsidered this Was morely an act on DUYY's part to improse\nSENATOR did indicate a normal anxioty about JACK RUDY. with whom\nROBERTS and KEESTER.\nhe had shared an apartment, but that his greatest concern In-\nmodiately following the shooting had boon his fear for himself\nROBERTS considered DUFF to be a complete phoney in every\nrespect and was couvinced DUFF went along with ROBERTS and\nand the possibility that someone might take some violent Lotion\nKEESTER aerely in AG attempt to got NONO money out of them.\nagainst him because of his accociation with RUBY.\nCommission Exhibit 3016\nOn 1-16-64 of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma File : oc 105-783\nSA J. A. GRIMES\nTX\n1-21-64\nby\nDate distated\n-3-\nThis\n-\n----\n-\n-\nFai,\n.\n\"\n-\nI\n1\n:\nFRI\n-\n-\nI\n-\n.......\n-\nCommission No Continued\n,\nVISUIT\nNo.\n, give .\n2\nInvestigation 'ervice\nOC 105-783\nROBERTS and KEESTER made & tape recording of\nTot Looney, Vates, Looney, Nichole 4 Johnson\ntheir last discussion with DUYP concerning the plan to\nwhoot WALKER, and furned this recording over to the Dallas\nPolice Department."
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