Mr. Griffin. How many did he mail you?
Mr. Rubenstein. Just one. He mailed Earl one, anybody in Chicago he thought he could contact for promotion he mailed one, because he had the distributorship.
Mr. Griffin. Do you remember any——
Mr. Rubenstein. That is the kind of a guy Jack is. He gets a hot item, boom, he wants to go out and sell it, promote it, that is his life.
You can never take that out of a person.
Mr. Griffin. Do you remember some of these other things that he did like that?
Mr. Rubenstein. Yes.
Mr. Griffin. Tell us about it.
Mr. Rubenstein. When Roosevelt died he was the first one with a plaster of Paris bust, and he sold them all over the country. I don’t know, it wasn’t much. He probably paid them $1 apiece for them and sold them for $2.
Mr. Griffin. Do you know who manufactured them?