Mr. Jenner. I see, and the fact is he didn't pay up within 30 days, his payment, first payment was made on the 2d of September of $30, and his second payment of $35, was made on November 12, 1958, so you gave him the benefit of the discount even though he didn't pay up in the 30 days?
Mr. Hulen. Yes; that explains——
Mr. Jenner. So, he had a full year $65 membership for the year 1958, that is, 1 year from the time he joined which was September 10, 1958, and he rejoined at the same rate on—$65, a year, on November 1, 1959, and then in 1962, he had a $74 membership, which was really an increase in your charge?
Mr. Hulen. That's right.
Mr. Jenner. For 1 year commencing October 1, 1959—but he didn't get around to paying it, apparently until the following spring, which was the $25, on the 18th of April and the $49, on the 3d of August, and then on June 1, 1963, he took out a 3-month or a 90-day short term membership?
Mr. Hulen. Yes; a short-term membership.
Mr. Jenner. That expired on September 1st of that year, is that correct?
Mr. Hulen. That's correct.
Mr. Jenner. I offer Hulen Exhibit No. 1 in evidence. Did Ruby ever live at the YMCA?
Mr. Hulen. Not to my knowledge.