Mr. RUBY. I think his name was Longley out of Bay--something--Texas, on the Bayshore. And somehow he was, I read the article about him, that he was given a jail term for smuggling guns to Castro. This is the early part of their revolution. Chief Justice WARREN. Before the Batista government fell? Mr. RUBY. Yes; I think he had a boat, and he lived somewhere in Bay something, Bayshore, in the center part of Texas. Do you know him, Mr. Storey? Do you know this man? Mr. STOREY. No; I don't know him. Mr. RUBY. How can I prove my authenticity of what I have stated here today? Chief Justice WARREN. Well, you have testified under oath, and I don't even know that there is anything to disprove what you have said. Mr. RUBY. No; because I will say this. You don't know if there is anything to disprove, but at this moment, there is a certain organization in this area that has been indoctrinated, that I am the one that was in the plot to assassinate our President. Mr. RANKIN. Would you tell us what that is? Mr. RUBY. The John Birch Society. Mr. RANKIN. Can you tell us what basis you have for that, Mr. Ruby? Mr. RUBY. Just a feeling of it. Mr. Warren, you don't recall when I--Friday night after leaving the Times Herald, I went to my apartment and very impatiently awakened George Senator. As a matter of fact, used the words, as I state, "You will have to get up, George. I want you to go with me." And he had been in bed for a couple of hours, which was about, I imagine, about 4:30 or a quarter to 5 in the morning. And I called the club and I asked this kid Larry if he knew how to pack a Polaroid, and he said "Yes." And I said, "Get up." And we went down and picked up Larry. And in the meantime, I don't recall if I stopped at the post office to find out his box number of this Bernard Weissman. I think the box number was 1792, or something to that; and then there was, it came to my mind when I left the Times Herald--I am skipping back--why I had awakened George. I recall seeing a sign on a certain billboard "Impeach Earl Warren." You have heard something about that? Chief Justice WARREN. I read something in the paper, yes; that is all. Mr. RUBY. And it came from New Bedford, or Massachusetts; I don't recall what the town was. And there was a similar number to that, but I thought at the time it would be the same number of 1792, but it was 1757. That is the reason I went down there to take the Polaroid picture of it, because of that remaining in the city at the time. What happened to the picture, I don't know. I asked Jim Bowie or Alexander to tell you. Mr. RANKIN. Did you know Weissman before that? Mr. RUBY. Never knew him. When I said Jim Bowie, no one says a word. Mr. BOWIE. We never have seen them. Mr. RUBY. They were in my person. Mr. BOWIE. But no evidence came?