Mr. HUBERT. As I understand it, your comment is that what you did was standard operating procedure? Captain TALBERT. Standard operating patrol function. If you find trouble arising, try to offset it. Mr. HUBERT. And that you would be expected to put into operation such standard operating procedure? Captain TALBERT. Yes. Mr. HUBERT. And that they would understand that you would take such procedures without any particular orders? Captain TALBERT. Yes. Mr. HUBERT. That is the essence of your---- Captain TALBERT. The essence of what I was trying to convey. And, second paragraph, same page, it refers, "Captain Talbert continues to say he has never worked for Jack Ruby in any way whatsoever, but did hear through rumors that an individual by the name of Cox was alleged to be a reserve officer, was at one time employed by Jack Ruby." That statement arose from having read the newspapers in which Cox gave a statement to the newspaper, the newsmen, and said that he had worked for Jack Ruby. It was not of my knowledge. I didn't know Cox. We have no police sergeant--that is supposed to have been a Sergeant Cox, and we have no police sergeant named Cox. Mr. HUBERT. As I understand your explanation, you do not deny that you made that statement, but the information you based the statement on you received from the newspapers and not from your own knowledge at all? Captain TALBERT. True, sir. Mr. HUBERT. And do you have any knowledge on the point? Captain TALBERT. No, sir; I still don't know Cox. Mr. HUBERT. Any other comments? Captain TALBERT. And the fourth paragraph, same page. That is fourth paragraph, page 7, same exhibit. "In regard to any background information concerning Jack Ruby, Captain Talbert stated that he was never personally acquainted with Jack Ruby, and when he did see Jack Ruby, he could only recall that it was a familiar face. He related that he could not associate the name with the face, and was not aware that Ruby was a nightclub owner in Dallas * * *." I intended to convey that the face of Ruby did not associate itself in my mind with nightclubs in the Dallas area. Although, the name of Ruby associates itself with a reputation of Ruby by--as a nightclub operator in Dallas, quite vividly. I am quite familiar with his nightclubs by name, and associate the name with the unsavory background. Mr. HUBERT. And that knowledge concerning Ruby, had you used it prior to the events of the 24th? Captain TALBERT. Yes; that knowledge existed prior to the events of the 24th, and were police records. And other police officers conveying their information to me as to activities around his club. I--around his sister's club out on Oak Lawn, the Vegas Club and the whole name of Ruby and Ruby's sister and their operation of their clubs was familiar to me. Mr. HUBERT. I think you used the word "unsavory" in connection with him? Captain TALBERT. Yes, sir; I did. Can she hold this? Mr. HUBERT. Well, I'd rather----