Mr. BURLESON. Well, we have already gone over that.
Mrs. GRANT. He was in the Dallas Morning News when all this took place.
It was the greatest commotion in history in that office, and he was
crying, and he was standing against the wall, and he said there were
people——
Mr. BURLESON. All right; is there anything else though?
Mrs. GRANT. No.
Mr. BURLESON. Off the record.
(Discussion between Counsel Burleson and the witness, Mrs. Grant.)
Mr. BURLESON. Now, on the record. On page 2, Mrs. Grant, are there
some changes or revisions that you might want to make in connection
with that? I direct your attention specifically to this statement, “He
informed that early Thursday morning, November 21, 1963, Jack Ruby, as
was his custom, placed advertisements in both Dallas papers concerning
the entertainment to be offered at the Carousel and Vegas nightclubs,
Dallas, Texas, which clubs he had an interest in.” Now, in reference to
that, what do you want to add in reference to that? Was that actually
the morning of the 22d after midnight of the 21st?
Mrs. GRANT. Well, there are many weeks out of the year he would go in
on—which is Friday morning after 2:30 in the morning and it seemed to
me this was an unusual week. I have been away from the Vegas Club which
I usually take care of, but he went to the Vegas Club to pick up money
and he was on the phone half of the night, he said, calling for a band.