Mr. GRIFFIN. Well——

Mr. RUBY. Because it was in the early thirties, I was going to high

school.

Mr. GRIFFIN. Was there any particular reason why Jack did not want to

live with the family?

Mr. RUBY. None that I can remember. There may have been, but I may not

be, you know, I wasn’t aware of it.

Mr. GRIFFIN. He also was away from Chicago from about 1933 to 1937.

Mr. RUBY. Yes; I think he went to ’Frisco to work there; yes. I think

he went there. I think my sister was there or he went first, I don’t

remember.

Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you know his friend Leon Cooke?

Mr. RUBY. Yes; very well.

Mr. GRIFFIN. Was Leon Cooke of Jewish background?

Mr. RUBY. Yes.

Mr. GRIFFIN. Were you familiar with Jack’s activities with Leon Cooke

in the labor union?

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