Mr. HUBERT. What is your occupation, sir?
Mr. EVANS. Line driver for Red Ball Motor Freight.
Mr. HUBERT. How long have you been so employed?
Mr. EVANS. Since 1958.
Mr. HUBERT. All right.
Mr. EVANS. Six years.
Mr. HUBERT. In November of 1963, where did you live?
Mr. EVANS. My home is in Houston, but I was still at the Marsalis
Apartments.
Mr. HUBERT. Where is that located, that Marsalis Apartments?
Mr. EVANS. 232 Ewing, I believe, or, I don’t know.
Mr. HUBERT. Did you say 223 South Ewing Street?
Mr. EVANS. Well, I guess.
Mr. HUBERT. What apartment did you have?
Mr. EVANS. 204.
Mr. HUBERT. And I think you said you shared that with somebody?
Mr. EVANS. Two other drivers.
Mr. HUBERT. Who are they?
Mr. EVANS. Jack Scritchfield and Malcom Slaughter.
Mr. HUBERT. How long had you been living there with these men, sharing
that apartment?
Mr. EVANS. Well, I believe I only stayed there 2 months.
Mr. HUBERT. In other words, it was a stopoff place on your runs that
you make as a driver, is that right?
Mr. EVANS. Well, you see, they have a bunkhouse, and we were staying in
the bunkhouse, but the company said that we can’t do that no more, and
our families were still in Houston, so, we had to have a place to sleep
when we were in a town, and sometimes wouldn’t be there 1 day a week.
Mr. HUBERT. Did you estimate that you actually shared this apartment
with these other two gentlemen for about 2 months?
Mr. EVANS. Two months.
Mr. HUBERT. And how often, or how many times, put it that way, during
those 2 months prior to November 24, 1963, did you actually stay
overnight or stay in the daytime in this apartment?
Mr. EVANS. I don’t believe it was once a week.
Mr. HUBERT. About once a week? So, about eight or nine times, you
think, during this period?
Mr. EVANS. Something like that. About the only time we would be there
is if we came in Saturday, we would be there Saturday, or Saturday
night and run out Sunday.
Mr. HUBERT. Do you recall being at that apartment on November 24, 1963,
the Sunday after the President was assassinated?
Mr. EVANS. That was the morning Oswald was shot? Yes, all three of us
was there that day.
Mr. HUBERT. Did you have occasion that day to see a man by the name of
Jack Ruby?
Mr. EVANS. Well, I guess it was him.