Mr. Herndon. Yes, there was at this point in the interrogation. Realizing the Commission had a large number of questions they wanted to ask, it was decided at this point, in view of the fact that we had asked the main critical questions, to proceed with what I call direct interrogation, that is that each and every one of the questions asked is a relevant question, and that there are no irrelevant questions or control questions asked.
Mr. Specter. Would you proceed then to give us the results of those questions.
Mr. Herndon. Did you want me to itemize each and every one of these questions or read them out? They are all relevant questions and a matter of record.
Mr. Specter. Yes, please do.
Mr. Herndon. Series 9 contains 7 questions, all being relevant.
Question No. 1: “Did you ever meet Oswald at your post office box?” Mr. Ruby replied “No.”
Question No. 2: “Did you use your post office mail box to do any business with Mexico or Cuba?” Mr. Ruby replied “No.”
Question No. 3: “Did you do business with Castro Cuba?” Mr. Ruby replied “No.”
Question No. 4: “Was your trip to Cuba solely for pleasure?”
Mr. Ruby replied “Yes.”