Mr. Ruby. One was in Chicago, I can’t think of the name.
Mr. Griffin. Your mother died while Jack was still in Chicago. When was that?
Mr. Ruby. 1944.
Mr. Griffin. Jack was in the service?
Mr. Ruby. That is right.
Mr. Griffin. How did you know he did that?
Mr. Ruby. He told us he went to services. You can say services there too as long as the chaplain——
Mr. Griffin. Would he have to go before a rabbi or chaplain of some sort?
Mr. Ruby. Really not necessarily; it is not—because they say if it isn’t available, you can still say the prayer.
Mr. Griffin. This could be something he could have done on his bunk, his cot in the Army?