Mrs. CHEEK. See.
Mr. GRIFFIN. When did the police officer whose name might have been
Olson, when did he rent from you?
Mrs. CHEEK. Beachcomber in 1961 or 1960, I believe.
Mr. GRIFFIN. How long did he continue to rent from you?
Mrs. CHEEK. I don’t think he rented there very long, 3 or 4 months.
But this was after. Let’s see, no, it wasn’t after. That was after the
first time I had met him.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Well, other than Mr. Olson, you don’t know of anybody else
of your acquaintances or tenants who knew Jack Ruby?
Mrs. CHEEK. No. You know, his name has been in the paper and his
advertising; and I am sure a lot of people had heard about him and go
to the club, but I had never gone to the club.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Now did your husband know Jack Ruby? Mr. Cheek, did he
know Jack Ruby?
Mrs. CHEEK. No. I don’t know whether he did or not. He may know Jack
Ruby because he is a National Cash Register man downtown that fixes
all of the cash registers. He might have gone up and worked on a cash
register. I really don’t know. I haven’t asked him.
Mr. GRIFFIN. The FBI talked with you sometime ago. I believe you
indicated that you had some recollection that some Cubans had rented
from you back in 1959, two Cubans had rented from you?
Mrs. CHEEK. I don’t know just exactly what was said on that, whether
they got that off of the books or whether my sister had told them about
it, that rented to Oswald over on Beckley.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes.