Mr. REDLICH. Mr. Martin, I have at this time no further questions other than those which may be suggested by a perusal of the records which you have forwarded to this Commission. As we indicated in the brief recess earlier, Mr. Dulles is able to be here at 9 o'clock this evening, and I would envisage then a very brief session at which time your testimony would be completed. Mr. MARTIN. All right. Mr. REDLICH. Are there any questions that anyone would like to ask of Mr. Martin at this time? The CHAIRMAN. Would you like to ask your client any questions? Mr. LEECH. No. I am not going to make that mistake. (Laughter.) The CHAIRMAN. All right. Mr. DULLES. I have no questions. I will reserve them for tonight. I don't think I have any further questions. The CHAIRMAN. Mr. Rhyne, do you have any questions you would like to ask. Mr. Rankin, are you through for the day? Mr. RANKIN. Until 9 o'clock. The CHAIRMAN. Well then, gentlemen, we will adjourn until 9 o'clock. (Whereupon, at 5:15 p.m., the President's Commission recessed.) Evening Session TESTIMONY OF JAMES HERBERT MARTIN RESUMED The President's Commission reconvened at 9:20 p.m. Mr. DULLES. The Committee will come to order. Will you continue with the testimony? Mr. REDLICH. Thank you, Mr. Dulles. Mr. Martin, at our last session I asked you whether you knew Jack Ruby, and you replied that you did. You indicated the brief contact that you have had with him and the two times, I believe, that you have been to his business establishment? Mr. MARTIN. Yes. Mr. REDLICH. Apart from your own personal contact with Jack Ruby, do you have any other information about him and his activities which you would like to present before this Commission? Mr. MARTIN. No, nothing that I definitely know about him. It is just he is a city character. He is very friendly to everyone. Mr. REDLICH. Please understand I am not asking you for rumors or that type of thing. Mr. MARTIN. No, I know. Well, just what I know of him, he seems very friendly to everyone, and he is always around. You are liable to see him anywhere. Mr. REDLICH. Has he ever been to the motel that you have? Mr. MARTIN. Yes, I mentioned that. Mr. REDLICH. Oh, yes. Mr. MARTIN. He brought that twist board out there one time. Mr. REDLICH. Never been there as a guest? Mr. MARTIN. No. Mr. REDLICH. I hand you a copy of an invoice for a Revere recorder and a 1,200-foot reel of recording tape, and ask you if you have ever seen this? Mr. MARTIN. Yes. That is a tape recorder that I rented and recorded the---- Mr. REDLICH. I will ask you about it shortly. I would just like to know if you are familiar with it. Mr. MARTIN. Yes. Mr. REDLICH. Mr. Chairman, I am marking this as Commission Exhibit No. 332, and ask that it be admitted in evidence. Mr. DULLES. Any objection? Mr. LEECH. No, sir. Mr. DULLES. It may be admitted.