Mr. Holmes. I have the receipts, except for Ruby's box, which nobody ever asked me for, and I still have them. That is Ruby's box at the Terminal Annex.
Mr. Liebeler. Well, that is not a part of the record so far. We should mark it as a part of the record now. Are you required to keep this in your records?
Mr. Holmes. If you will give me a receipt for it. I have a photocopy.
Mr. Liebeler. It is quite as legible, the photocopy, so why don't I just mark the photocopy and you keep the original?
Mr. Holmes. Okay.
Mr. Liebeler. I have initialed the photocopy, and I would like to have you initial it also for the purpose of identification, and we will mark that as Holmes Exhibit No. 2-A on your deposition of July 23, 1064, a photocopy of a post office box application in the name of Jack Ruby, dated November 1, 1963. Post Office Box No. 5475, and as I understand it, this was an application that was made at the Terminal Annex here in Dallas, is that correct?
Mr. Holmes. That is right.
Mr. Liebeler. Is there any way in which we can tell from just looking at it, or that is something you know from having gotten the copy from the Terminal Annex?
Mr. Holmes. The box number categories are set out for each station that comes within that bracket. The applications don't tell you what post office it is from. It might be from San Antonio. But I don't know why. What are your initials and name?
Mr. Liebeler. W. J. L., Wesley J. Liebeler.