Mr. Griffin. To what extent was it a kosher home?
Mr. Ruby. We would call it orthodox, you know, change of dishes and all that.
Mr. Griffin. Dietary rules?
Mr. Ruby. Sure; that is right. Sure, sure. But, of course, when we——
Mr Griffin. What language was spoken in the home?
Mr. Ruby. To our parents Yiddish, you would call it.
Mr. Griffin. Did your parents speak English?
Mr. Ruby. Very little; very few words.
Mr. Griffin. Are you willing to make this statement that your conversations with your parents were always in Yiddish?
Mr Ruby. No, no; I can’t say that because my father spoke a little English.