Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes.
Mr. RUBY. In the fifth paragraph it states here that Jack was employed
by Earl Products after he first left the service. He wasn’t employed.
He was a part owner. It clarifies it in the next sentence, however.
Now, on page 2, the third paragraph this states here that I may have
said that A. Weinberg was a fourth removed cousin, but I find that that
is not so. She never was a cousin of ours.
And then on page 5 in the first paragraph it states that from 1939 to
1942 I was employed as a carpenter at building the barracks at Great
Lakes. The date is incorrect. I worked there from, on in the year of
1942.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Would you want to take a pen and cross that off and
correct it properly and then initial it, initial your deletion there?
Mr. RUBY. In the last sentence on page 6 it states that Earl and his
three brothers had their names legally changed from Rubenstein to Ruby
during 1947. That is incorrect. It should be Earl and Sam and Earl’s
wife, Marge. Shall I change it?
Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes; why don’t you?
Why don’t you sign that on the first page then. Sign Exhibit No. 4.