Mr. Griffin. Like a pharmacist?
Mr. Rubenstein. Could have been. I know he went out and took care of people and my mother was called in to take care of the family when somebody was sick.
Mr. Griffin. Your mother was?
Mr. Rubenstein. Do you follow me?
Mr. Griffin. Yes.
Mr. Rubenstein. My mother went along as a servant to take care of the needs of the family that was sick. Her father took care of the family in a medical way.
Mr. Griffin. I see.
Mr. Rubenstein. That is the impression that I always had from the stories we gathered at home.
Mr. Griffin. Did your mother spend her life around Warsaw, her early life?
Mr. Rubenstein. I suppose, I don’t know.