Mr. Hubert. I beg your pardon—that’s what I meant to say.
Mr. Paul. That’s $250 a year—and one time it was $250 because he wouldn’t pay 2 months.
Mr. Hubert. The interest you show as received, I said $250 a month, I meant to say it was $250 a year.
Mr. Paul. That’s right, $250 altogether, and one year he didn’t pay full so it was only $250.
Mr. Hubert. Is that loan paid out now?
Mr. Paul. Yes, sir.
Mr. Hubert. So, in February of 1957 you didn’t have any business connections?
Mr. Paul. No, sir.
Mr. Hubert. Sir?
Mr. Paul. No, sir. I went into partners with Jack Ruby’s brother, Sam, and in a little ice cream place. We opened up April 25, 1957, and closed it—we didn’t close, we gave the lease away so they wouldn’t hold us responsible for the lease, and we lost some money because the fixtures that we bought was more.