Mr. RUBY. Well, I talked to George Senator who was his roommate, he
said he was infuriated that a sign like that should be put up. And that
was brought out in the trial, of course, and proved.
Then he on the night of the assassination, or rather on the afternoon
he immediately closed the club, and when he was asked if he—what about
the other night club owners because there is another, I think one or
two clubs on the same block as his, yes, there are two more, whether
they are going to close or not, in a statement he made, he doesn’t
care if they close or not, he is going to be closed in respect to the
President.
Then he went to the services at the synagogue in Dallas.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you know how long he was at that service?
Mr. RUBY. I don’t know how long, but I know that he broke down terribly
there.