Mrs. OLSEN. Just a minute, I’m just trying to think. I think Tom
Howard, Jack Ruby’s attorney, was up there at that time, and he got me
in tears, I think.
Mr. SPECTER. How did he get you in tears, so to speak?
Mrs. OLSEN. Well, I was upset anyway, and nervous, and, well, he just
talked about Jack said hello to all of us and he didn’t feel bad about
me quitting, anything I wanted to do was all right, not to worry about
it, you know, worry about quitting. You see, most of the girls stayed.
Mr. SPECTER. Was anybody else there at the time you went back to get
your clothes?
Mrs. OLSEN. No.
Mr. SPECTER. But you recollect seeing attorney Tom Howard and bartender
Andy?
Mrs. OLSEN. I think that was the same day. I’m not sure.
Mr. SPECTER. But were you back there on any other day?
Mrs. OLSEN. No. The way I am confused, one evening we were up there.
Mr. SPECTER. Was that New Year’s Eve?
Mrs. OLSEN. Before I got my clothes. No; it was before that.
Mr. SPECTER. When you say you were up there, whom do you mean?
Mrs. OLSEN. Alice and I, a girl friend.
Mr. SPECTER. What is Alice’s last name?
Mrs. OLSEN. I think she quit, too, at that time.
Mr. SPECTER. What is Alice’s last name?