Mr. BALL. No; just in general.
Mr. ARCE. Oh, I worked as a cook, short order cook and busboy, and
just odd jobs at this Rubenstein place on Hall--Rubenstein and Sons. I
haven't had too many jobs.
Mr. BALL. What is Rubenstein and Son, a restaurant?
Mr. ARCE. No; kind of an oyster place; they pack them and send them
out, I guess.
Mr. BALL. What else have you done?
Mr. ARCE. That's about all.
Mr. BALL. When did you go to work for the Texas School Book Depository?
Mr. ARCE. I started in September--September, I believe, the 6th,
September 6th.
Mr. BALL. Of what year?
Mr. ARCE. 1963.
Mr. BALL. You received a letter from the Commission asking you to
appear here, didn't you?
Mr. ARCE. Yes, sir.
Mr. BALL. You understand the purpose of the investigation?
Mr. ARCE. Yes.
Mr. BALL. To determine the facts surrounding the assassination of the
President, President Kennedy.
Mr. ARCE. Yes, sir.
Mr. BALL. You started to work in September 1963, this last September?
Mr. ARCE. Yes; last September.
Mr. BALL. What kind of work were you employed to do?
Mr. ARCE. Order filler.
Mr. BALL. What building did you work in?
Mr. ARCE. At the warehouse.
Mr. BALL. At Houston and Elm?