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stayed in New York City and does not know for sure the identity of the perset:
In re
he contacted. He believes that RUBY contacted a Mr. BOBBY FAY of the
200 been gettin
possibly a Mr. JOE GLAZIER (phonetic) a booking agent in New York. RUBY nes
and visiting va
talked to SENATOR about vacation trips he has taken, but SENATOR cannot
recall any details of these trips.
SENAT
how
SENATOR stated that he has no information to indicate that RUBY ho:
hiblts are thes
connections with the hoodlum element in Chicago, Illinois. RUBY has confided
in Dallas, but :
to SENATOR that he grew up in a very tough neighborhood, but SENATOR has
RAPH PAUL, who
seen no visitors whom he recognized as being from Chicago during the perico
cocrates the Da
of his close association with RUBY. The only close friend of RUBY known to
zroviously worke
SENATOR who has a Chicago connection was one MARTY GIMPLE (phonetic), a
traveling salesman who had formerly lived in Dallas and moved back to Chicaze.
SENAT
Mr. GIMPLE died about 1962.
&csoription, to
The only addresses recalled by SENATOR at which RUBY has resided 1-
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 time,
CSNALD, o. H. LE
"end the apartment at 223 South Ewing. He also recalled that RUBY lived with
Sicclutely no in
his sister, EVA GRANT, for a period of time, but he does not recall the
CONALO.
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 ROBY 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
Ago
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
budiness 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.
Scans
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.
C.
88
SENATOR EXHIBIT No. 5103-Continued
438
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