Mr. GRIFFIN. The first week that you were there, she was at the club? Mr. AYCOX. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Then the next week, you didn’t see her? Mr. AYCOX. I don’t think so. Mr. GRIFFIN. What kind of clientele did they have at the Vegas Club? Mr. AYCOX. What kind of what? Mr. GRIFFIN. Patrons. Mr. AYCOX. Well, they were pretty nice; you know. They came out some nights. Quite naturally on Friday and Saturday there would be more people than through the week. Some nights through the week we had a pretty nice crowd. But here is the point. After Joe left, Leonard had been playing with Joe--Joe had a style of his own, so Leonard wanted to play behind Joe’s style. So Mr. Ruby tried to point out to Leonard to pick up a style of his own, because Joe was gone and he got another job, and to try to pick up a style and quit trying to sell Joe, because he would be just helping Joe. Joe left, and then people come out, and Leonard kept trying to play Joe’s pattern, but we didn’t have the band, because we didn’t know how Joe played and everybody had a different style, and Leonard kept wanting to play behind Joe, because he had been working with Joe. Mr. GRIFFIN. How did Joe happen to quit? Mr. AYCOX. I don’t know why he quit or nothing like that, but I just heard he was going to quit, and maybe he got a job paying more money. Mr. GRIFFIN. On how many Sundays during the time you were with Ruby did Mr. Ruby come out to the club and give you instructions? Mr. AYCOX. I think about 3. I don’t think I stayed there over 3 weeks, maybe. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did he come out every Sunday? Mr. AYCOX. He come out every Sunday. Mr. GRIFFIN. When did you rehearse on Sundays? Mr. AYCOX. Well, suppose to rehearse from about 1 o’clock to 3. Sometimes from 1:30 to 2:30, something like that. Sometimes we rehearsed to 3. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did he come out and stay the entire time? Mr. AYCOX. Yes; he came out. Sometimes he might be there a little earlier than the band, or maybe the band might get there a little early, but he would be out there to open up, and then we were rehearsing. Mr. GRIFFIN. I want to hand you what I have marked for the purpose of identification as James Aycox Deposition, July 24, 1964, Exhibit No. 1. This is a document that consists of two pages, and it purports to be a copy of an interview report prepared by FBI Agent Hughes, who had this interview with you on December 14, 1963. Take your time and read it over. I want to know whether that is an accurate report of what you told him on December 14. Mr. AYCOX (reading report). This was not the fellow. There was another fellow here that was a member of the band. There were five of us. Mr. GRIFFIN. Who was the fifth fellow? Mr. AYCOX. Milton Thomas. Mr. GRIFFIN. Is that Brother Bear? Mr. AYCOX. This is right [returning document]. Mr. GRIFFIN. If that is all right, then if you would sign it on the first page where I have marked. Mr. AYCOX. Right here? Mr. GRIFFIN. That is all right; yes.