Mr. Hubert. But the changes were in fact not made by you?
Mr. Newnam. No, sir.
Mr. Hubert. Could you give us an estimate of what period of time which elapsed between 12:40, when you first came in, and the telephone conversation by Ruby with his sister?
Mr. Newnam. It would be be just a guess—15 minutes—20 minutes—perhaps.
Mr. Hubert. Can you put it the other way—how long before he left was this call between Ruby and his sister?
Mr. Newnam. I would approximate that this call must have been made around 1 o’clock. Now, to nail it down exactly how I approximate that—I’m just not real sure.
Mr. Hubert. There’s no record kept of a call of that sort, is there?
Mr. Newnam. No, sir; it was after—of course, it was after the 12 noon deadline, which our deadline is for either getting ads in the paper or taking them out. This is normal procedure, however, since what happened—naturally we disregarded deadlines and were trying to take care of the needs of those advertisers—whatever they would like to do.
Mr. Hubert. In your judgment, it was about 15 or 20 minutes after you came in, which was at 12:40?
Mr. Newnam. Yes.