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On December 5, 1963, BA HENRY F. ALSTON determined from the Locator Pile, 11 Toro Marine Corps Air Station, California, that SUGEN3 18-.7-11-SOLMBERG, Marine Serial Number 119-83-13, is in a squadron attached overseas andhis exact current whereabouts is unknown.
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• 7e.• 1 /4", ',/" On December 6, 1963, Lieutenant I; L. )047.Craf the Burglary and Theft Bureau, Dallas Police Department, Dallas, ,Texas, advised of having received information that a ROBERT L. /rum, an employee of the Burden Bros., Inc., 2020 North Beckley, attended school with JOHN PIC, who had a brother named ROBERT OSWALD, JR., at the Crockett Grade School. 141.110Arpointed out that VANN very possibly Wan also acquainted with LEE HARVEY. OSWALD, noting thater latter is known to have a brother by . the name of ROBERT. ( • (n...4$411) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVEt _ A sit4
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ROBERT L. VANN, 4931 Gaston Avenue, was interviewed at his residence, at which time he furnished the following information:
He recalls having a classmate by the name of JOHN PIC for slightly more than one year, during which time they were both attending the Crockett Grade School in Dallas. VANN expressed his opinion that he knew JOHN PIC, either in 1946 or 1947, when they were in the seventh grade together, just before leaving. elementary school to go to junior high school. VANN recalled that PIC had two half-brothers by the name of OSWALD. VANN had become acquainted with the older of the two OSWALD brothers, who, at that time, was approximately seven or eight years of age. VANN was unabl: to tecAl vhether that would have been a ROBERT OSWALD or a LEE HAR'1t 05WALD, but he mentioned that the OSWALD boy was some six yemx4 younger than he and JOHN PIC, and for that reason, VANN had vAvy littlo to eo with the OSWALD youngster.
AccordIrg t^ vAliWes rernllnetion, JOHN PIC and the OSWALD boy were residing, at that time, at about 4600 Victor Street, at the Prairie Street intersection, in a two-story house.
The t^'37 either VANN was able to recall was that he understood JOHN PIC had come to Dallas from New Orleans, Louisiana, and he recalls that JOHN PIC mentioned having been in some sort of boarding school or other type of institution away from home for a time when he was in Louisiana.
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Personnel at the Military Personnel Records Center,. St. Louis, Missouri, advised IC LEONARD LEWIS on November 24, 1963, that they.were.unable to locate a service record for one Lieutenant JeIVANS on the basis of available information. A check of name rosters at this center reflected over 350 Marino Corps personnel with the name J. RVANS or JAMES EVANS. Personnel at this records center advised there was no Marine Corps record found on file there for any person named RIDELL.
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On November 25, 1963,'an extensive search of Marine Corps_records on file at the Military Personnel Records Center, 6t. Louis, Missouri, by Records Center personnel and IC LEONARD LEWIS, failed to locate or identify a service record or service number for YVESLEANDEZ. A check of the name roster (personnel released.fros active duty and serving in reserve status) also set with negative results. A check of Army and Navy records also met with negative results.
415 1 3L 89-36 AJR/mwf • el• AT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI: • Personnel at the Military Personnel Records Center, St. Louis,' Missouri, advised IC LEONARD LEWIS on November 27, 1963, that a check of Marine Corps records at this center failed to locate or identify a record for one STEPHEN,WEANDES. Personnel at the Military Personnel RecOrds Center, St. Louis, Missouri, advised IC LEWIS on November 29, 1963, that a search of the Marine Corps records and name roster on file at this center failed to locate or identify a service record or service number for one JAMES.'gIZZUTO or JAMES PT-RiZZUTO. •
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1. Personnel at the Military Personnel Records Center, St, Louis, Missouri, made available a record for EARL SRELDEN „.1TERRY, Serial Number 55438769, which indicated he was inducted Vito the U. S.. Army on April 21, 1954, and entered on active duty the same date at Denver, Colorado. Es was honorably re- leased from active duty January 23, 1956, as a Specialist Third Class at Fort Bliss, Texas, to attend school and was transferred to the U. S. Army Reserve to complete his military obligation. 0.0 e;/. e. /9— P. • c- • tpt.p.5002 PERRY served in the U. S. Army Riserve, / / status, from January 24, 1956, to April 20, 1962, at which time he received an honorable discharge. e,;7 „, PERRY's record contained a letter dated December 6, 1955, reflecting his acceptance to the University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming. PERRY's record reflected the dates and places of his assignments as follows: April 21, 1954, to April 30, 1954 - 6023 SU, RC, Port Ord, California. May 1, 1954, to September 10, 1954 - HQ Battery, 51it FA Battalion, Sixth Infantry Regiment, Fort Ord, California. September 11, 1954, to September 21, 1954 - En route to 59th MA Battalion, Fort Bliss, Texas. September 22, 1954, to November 23, 1954 - 59th AAF Battalion, Fort Bliss, Texas. November 248 19548 to date of release - HQ 4052 ND, SU, Fort Bliss, Texas. FERRY,s military occupation was shown as chaplain's assistant and his civilian occupation was reflected as student. He had no foreign service. He was awarded the National Defense Service Nedal. The following relatives were listed for PERRY:
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KENe/RIFFLE stated be was formerly a Reporter for the Fort Worth Press, Fort Worth, Texas, but is now a Reporter for the Dallas Morning NeWs, Dallas, Texas.
While a Reporter for the Port Worth Press, he. was given an assignment in the latter part of 1959 to write an article on LEE HARVEY OSWALD. The original basis for this article for the newspaper was information received by the Fort Worth Press by their Associated Press Wire Service that LEE HARVEY OSWALD had given up his American citizenship in favor of residing in Russia. As a result, RIFFLE stated he wrote an article entitled, 'Turncoat Hangs Up On Mother".
In obtaining additional background information for this article, he did meet OSWALDIS smother, MARGUERITE OSWALD.
After he wrote this first article, he recalls two additional articles for the fort Worth Press, in January, and June, 1960, but did not recall the exact titles given these. articles, but they did concern LEE HARVEY OSWALD.
The information obtained for these articles was obtained through Mrs. MARGUERITE OSWALD. He advised she always provided him with the information, but always gave an appearance of a mysterious air. He further clarified this statement by sayingsMrs. OSWALD would telephonically contact the Fort worth Press asking for Mr. BIFFLE, but if he was not in the newspaper office Qben she placed the call, she would never leave her telephone number; but always stated she could call later with some confidential information. farm concluded by saying through this backgrOund information he did obtain regarding OSWALD, he did not actually obtain the dames of any friends or associates, and only net
12/16/AA Dallas, Texas File 1 JAMES R. GRAHAM DL 89-43 by Special Agent K. BOCK/m Dote dictated 12/16/6 • This decumbent cadmium monitor recommendations set conclusions of the fat. II is the embroorty *I ti be rear aeosey, 11 sad Its eenronts aro net to be diatribeted outside year oemmm,. rat .d Is lammed to
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one other relative`, that being MOLD'S brother, ROBERT.08WALD.
Re also stated he has no knowledge whatsoever Lich would indicate OSWALD knew, or had any association with, JACK L. RUBY.
Re also concluded by saying that all the information Which he actually knew regarding OWIMLD was set out in his three articles in the newspaper.
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No prior idrcamation received by the Baltimore Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation could be identified with FRANKLIN HOKE or'JOHN L. HOKE.
On December 1. 1963, SA JOHN R. ALE, Washington Feld Office. determined from the Washington, D.C. Credit Bureau that oV. JOHN LI—HOKE, a wh_te, male, age 37, employed by the Atlantic Records Corporation. He was formerly employed by International Development and has resided, since March; 1962, at 5421 Waneta Road, Bethesda, Maryland. His wife is named SYLVIA. He formerly lived in Silver Spring, Maryland, Washington, D.C. and Falls Church, Virginia.
Lieutenant EARL MC CULLOUGH, Montgomery County Police Department, covering Bethesda, Maryland, advised SA CAMPBELL on December (, 1963, that he could locate no record for a FRANKLIN HOKE or a JOHN L. HOKE.
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1 • Mrs. SYLVIA HOKE, 5421-Waneta Road, advised that she is the wife of JOHN L. HOKE of 5421 Waneta Road, Bethesda, Maryland. Mrs. HOKE also stated that she is the sister of RUTH PAINE, Irving, Texas. She said that the telephone call from the PAINE residence to her telephone, Bethesda, Maryland, exchange OL 6-1990, June 20, 1963, would have been a call from Mrs. PAINE to her ten year old son, FRANKLIN HOKE, to congratulate him on his birthday on that date. Mrs. HOKE said that she does not know, and has never met LEE HARVEY OSWALD. She also advised that she has had prior contact with Bureau Agents from the Washington Field Office concerning this case.
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Mrs. JOHN (ELENA) HALL, 4760 Trail Lake Drive, advised that her.telephone.number in 1962 and.present telephone number is WA 6-3741. Mrs. HALL said further that telephone number PE 7-5402 was the uraisted telephone located at her former place of enacyment in 1962 which was the Patterson Porcelain Laboratory. She eali this telephone was for the convenience cf the empleyees at the company in order that the business telephone would not be used. MrA. ALL a:Wised that both cf the above telephone numbers would have been known to MARINA OSWALD.
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• ti Recoris of the Southwesern Bell Telephone Company, Arlington, Texas, were examined I= the following subscribers and their names and addressee were-determined to be as followss CR 5-5211 is lLsted to Bell Etliocopter Plant, Great Southwest Development Center, Arlington, 3006 Avenue East. MIRE PAINE or GEORGE-VniNsOm give access to the plant to telephone company employees. CR 4-3311 is listed to Dr. FRANK Ce-C10ECIL, 801 Randall Mill Road. /
CR 5-4444 i.e llsteJ to Beass Roebuck Company, Arlington. tr. CR 5-1'17 is listed to R. F. RRYSTINIR, 2121 GreenwaY , Arlington.. The frAirwing telephone subscribers for Fort Worth telephone numbers were determinel to be TE 8-221% listel to Riverside Mattress Company. 3804 W. E. 28th StreAt, Fott Worth. ED 2-3452 im ltateS to Veterans Furniture and Auction Company, 210 West Magnolia, Tort Worth. Thenit•Pwe records of the Sirebigestern Bell Tele- phone Company, Arlirlgton, Texas, may be obtained through •issuance of n subviens ducal, tecum directed totARCHIE MARK, Bupervisot3Scutbweetern Sell Telephone Company, Arlington. Texas. The ahclas r.ccids of the Southwestern Bell Tele- phone Company, Ina Worth, Terse, may he nbtailed through issuance of a subp"ens duces tecum directed toLgOES MOORE, SupervieorSoutlawestorn Bell Telephone Company, Tort Worth, Texas.
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Dr. FRANK C. CoVRCIL, 901 West Randall Will Road, advised that he bas tmett.ei Mrs. MICHAEL PAINS, 2515 West Fifth Street, Irving, Te.icae, and delivered her of two babisa, one in 2959 and one in 1961. Dr. COUNCIL stated that he did not re; all ever staihg MICHAEL PAINE but may have talked to him on the telephcne. Dr. COUNCIL stated that he did not know LEE HAPVTY OSWALD or his wife, MARINA. He stated that about August, 1963, Mrs. PAINE called him and asked if he could take a patient, name not recalled, but whom Dr. COUNCIL now believes was Mrs. OSWALD, and this person imuli be a ehstity rationt. Dr. COUNCIL said he tell Mze. PATUE that the Arlington Memorial Hospital with Whieh he iti saar,rilted lid nJ:,t take charity patients and referred Mre. PAINE to Parkland! Memorial Hospital. Dr. COUNCIL ststel that throngh eoct^r-pattent relationship is the only acquaintanctahip be hap with Mrs. MICHAEL PAINE. •
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The records of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company were examined for the subscriber's identity to Arlington telephone number CR. 5-9022 and CR. 4-2187. CR 5-9022 was determined to be pay phone on the first floor of the Trinity Dormitory, Arlington State College. CR 4-2187 was determined to have been connected on August 15, 1963 at 1916 Ida Street and the subscriber is Mrs; L. kr-DURDEN. Mrs. DURDEN's occupation was shown as Alteration, Bond's Clothing Store, Oak Cliff Section, Dallas, Texas. The above records may be ob aimed through issuance of a subpoena duces tecum directed to1, ARCHIE MARX, Supervisor, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Ar ington, Texas.
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- On November 27, 1963, at 1:50 PM, a Mrs. GLADYS-M=60N, 3507 Cragmont, Dallas, telephonically advised that an unidentified individual advised her on November 26, 1963, that he had overheard a conversation with a person called HUTCH, another unidentified party, at Hutch's Grocery Store, 2433 West Shady Grote, indicating that LEI HARVEY OSWALD frequented Hutch's Grocery Store, and that on one recent occasion attempted to cash a $180.00 personal check.- The request was denied by HUTCH.
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'I 1 Date 12/3/63 • • LEONARD EDWIN-HUTCRINSOP, Standia Apartments, .7/ b4./ Apartment 505 (PL 4-5193), 601 West Sixth Street, owner • and manager of Hutch's Super Market, (PL 3-5544), 2333 • • West Shady Grove, Irving, Texas; advised of the following concerning the report that LEE VARVEY OSWALD had attempted . to cash a check in the amount of $189.00 at the store; that he frequented this store.
Since the assassination of President KENNEDY, Hr. HUTCHINSON stated that he had learned that LEE HARVEY OSWALD had resided for a time less then a mile from his grocery at 2515 West Fifth Street, Irving, Texas. He said he had identified him as a frequent customer through the appearances of OSWALD on television. The first time Mr. HUTCHINSON could recall OSWALD's coming into the store was on a Friday afternoon between - 5:30 and 6 p.m. three weeks ago. Mr. HUTCHINSON placed the date as November 8, 1963. OSWALD, he slid, came to the window at the small office enclosure at the front of the store, stating "I would like to get this check cashed" and • presenting the check. Mr. HUTCHINSON said he noted that the check was a two-party check in the amount of $189.00; that it was payable to "HARVEY OSWALD" written in ink and drawn on a counter check-form. He did not recall the maker.of the check, the bank on which it was drawn or anything by which the source of the counter check could be established. He said he did remember OSWALD's wine beceuse he considered it odd and in that having been in the grocery business forty- one years he had become accustomed to remembering the names of those tendering large checks.
HUTCHINSON said he promptly refused to cash the check for OSWALD informing him that he did not cash two- party checks. OSWALD walked out. Thereafter, OSWALD came into the store ones or
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twice a week until the assassination, always he came alone apparently on foot as no car was obeerved, usually about 7:15 to 7:20 a.m. The store opens at 7 ea".
There is little store traffic at 7 a.m., and usually Mr. HUTCHINSON and OSWALD were alone in this store at this time. For. this Teuton, Mr. HUTCHINSON watched OSWALD closely and said he bad attempted to make covver- cation with OSWALD without slyness. OSWALD was very tight-lipped. Hr. HUTCHINSON does not recall OSWALD's having said a word. He was not responsive even to "good day". Mr. HUTCHINSON said he did not recall whether OSWALD had come to the store on weekends or during the course of the week.
. Purchases by OSWALD Always were the same--a small loaf of bread, brand oot recalled, at 21c; a package of "Mrs. BARD.' Cinnamon Rolls' eight in a package at 39C-- never did he take other than cinnamon rolls; a one gallon carton of Oak Farm milk at 794. The total in the amount of $1.39 always was paid in cash and nearly always in change--no bills of large denomination; no checks. On one occasion only OSWALD came to the store in the company of a woman whom Mr. HUTCHINSON presumed to have been OSWALD's wife. This was on Wednesday evening, November 13, 1963, between 6:30 and 7 p.m. Mr. HUTCHINSON said he recalled the date as he had worked that evening stocking shelvet. He first noticed the two when he heard them in an adjacent aisle conversing in a foreign tongue which he could not identify. Later he took occJaion to
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Observe them, though they were checked through the register by one of two checkers - HELEN-giASE or KAREN-OBSON - neither of whom have any recollection of this.
Mr. HUTCH/SON supplied aifollowing physical descriptions of OSWALD and of the woman whom HUTCHISON presumed to have been his wife: Name HARVEY OSWALD Race White Sex Male Age 24 to 30 Height 5'10" Weight 155 to 160 Hair Dark, shabby, unkempt/ always in need of a haircut Eyes Dark Complexion Dark Dress Dress very poorly: khaki trousers/ colored sports shirt, usually brown, no hat; character of shossnot noted
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Mr. CLIFFORD 11:-NOSTEZN, 2214 Fairfax, (BL 3-6161), Irving, Texas, operator of Clifford's Barber Shop, 1321 South Story, Irving, Texas, advised that'since the assassination and the appearance of LEE HARVEY OSWALD on television, he had identified OSWALD as an individual who had been appearing at his barber shop for purposes of obtaining a haircut for the past two or three months, usually on a Friday evening or on Staurday morning early. • His first recollection of OSWALD was when he appeared at the shop on a Saturday two or three monthi ago at 6:30 AN, when he had just opened. Be remembers him particularly because at this time he was wearing house shoes which SHASTEEN considered out of the Ordinary. Be had commented to OSWALD concerning the house shoes and suggested that they must be quite expensive. OSWALD said, "No, not where I bought them". Then, he stated he had purchased the shoes in Old Mexico for only $1.50. 4 SUBTEEN described the house shoes worn by OSWALD as being of .a light or brilliant. yellow leather embossed with a design which he could not further describe and as having one metal fastener which SHASTEEN described as being of the type used on the slickers. (raincoats) in the years past. Vt. SHASTEEN said that OSWALD usually wore a fatigue- type clothing or Army or khaki trousers with pockets which he described as being "straight down in the front". • In all, SHASTEEN said that OSWALD had obtained seven or eight haircuts at that shop and that he never had liked any of them. Be described OSWALD as a hypercritical and disgruntled person. Be said he never had had a customer before whom he would have preferred not patronize his business. The only time OSWALD had ever conversed in any way with SHASTEEN was when they had discussed the shoes. Initial attempts by SHASTEEN to start a conversation with OSWALD by asking him where he worked received the response only of "downtown". It was evident from this, Mr. SUBTEEN said, that OSWALD preferred not to talk at all.
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SUBTEEN stated that at times OSWALD came to the shop apparently on foot. Occasionally, however, he would drive to the shop, driving a car which SHASTEIN had identified as be- longing to Mrs. PAZ7I, a station wagon which he had seen parked in the PAIRl's driveway. On occasions, upon leaving the barber shop, SHAME! said that he had seen OSWALD cross the street to enter Hutch's Grocery Store. On several occasions, SHABTREN said that OSWALD came to the shop in the company of a fourteen-year-old boy, whom he described as a white male, short hair, not a flat top, dark brown in color. He described his as a little bit freckled with brown eyes and stated he usually wore blue Jeans. On one occasion when. this boy came into the shop for a haircut alone, not accom- panied by OSWALD, he had made some statements which had astounded SHASTZIN, and it was for this reason that he had asked his his age and he was told that the boy was fourteen. SHASTHEN stated that the topic in the shop.at the time was foreign aid and that most in the 'shop had agreed that the United States could not buy friends. The boy, who up to that time had had nothing to say, - volunteered something to the ef6ct that, "We will only be free when everyone has the same, when everyone is equal". The boy continued in this vein, SEISMS said, espousing what he con- sidered to be Communist doctrimp. Be said he had never been able to establish the identity of the boy and only knows that he had been associated with OSWALD.
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The following investigation was conducted by SA BARDWELL D. ODUM at Irving, Texas, on December 16, 1963, in an effort to identify a fourteen year old boy reportedly present with OSWALD on one occasion at Clifford's Barber Shop, Irving, Texas.
CLIFFORD I, SHASTEEN, 1321 South Story Road, operator of Clifford's Barber Shop at that address, advised that he has not been able to identify the fourteen year old boy who was in his shop on one occasion about two months ago with LEE HARVEY OSWALD. He stated that as he recalls this boy and OSWALD were in the shop on a Wednesday or Thursday at which time OSWALD had his hair cut by BERrIDLOVER. GLOVER on a later date, possibly the next Monday or Tuesday, cut the hair of the fourteen yea old boy, and at this time OSWALD was not in the shop but someone else had brought this boy to the shop and waited outside in a car.
On this occasion, SHASTEEN recalls that someone was complaining about high taxes, and the unidentified boy said that there would be no peace until all people had the same amount of possessions and that most of our trouble now was caused because the poor people had so little and the rich so much. This boy indicated that "peace" would come when all people had the same amount of wealth. SHASTEEN stated that he has not seen this boy since this time and has not been able to determine who he is. BERT GLOVER, barber in Clifford's Barber Shop, advised that he recalls cutting this boy's hair but has not been able to identify him in the neighborhood and does not know where he lives at this time. He stated that if he determines the identity of this boy he will immediately notify the Dallas Office of the FBI. Mrs. RUTH PAINE, 2515 West Fifth, Irving, Texas, advised that she has no child even as old as school age and knows of no boy of about fourteen with whom OSWALD was ever associated in the neighborhood. She further repeated 435' DL 100-10461 00:ow 2
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Dote December 12, 1963 41 f Mts. DORIS BURROW:0,1,one Star Gas Company, Dallas, advised records of this concern reflect gas service. in the name of GEORGE DE HOHRENSCHrLDT at the address 6628 Dickens, Dallas, Texas, had been disconnected'at the request of the user on May 29, 1963, and a request mae nad(' by the client that the final bill for the gas be sent to GEORGE DE }t)HRENSCHILDT in care of the American Embassy, Port au Prince, Haiti. This was done.
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BONNI.EiliONE, 831 North Crawford, Dallas, Texas, advised that following the assassination of President JOHN F. KENNEDY, she had observed LEE HARVEY OSWALD's picture on television and in the press, and she had remarked to her husband that she believes she'has observed OSWALD in the past. She stated that she has been unable to determine where she saw OSWALD, and, in fact, she is not sure that it was OSWALD that she had seen in the past. She stated that if she had seen . OSWALD in the past, it was possibly at the washeteria located at the intersection of Beckley and Zang Boulevard, in the Oak Cliff Section of Dallas, in the close vicinity of the MALONE residence.
Mrs. MALONB stated she could furnish no further information regarding her having possibly seen OSWALD prior to the assassination of President KENNEDY, and she could not estimate when she may have seen him.
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Ir. VERNON I. BROCK, 9205 Oels Street, White Settlement, Texas, furnished the following information:
BROCK formerly did a lot of work among high school boys in training them for the Golden Gloves boxing tournament which is held each year in Port Worth. He.recalls that about 1955 he had a young:boy by the name of OSWALD, and he believed that he was a student at Arlington Heights High School. BROCK trained a number of boys that year and helped them in preparing themselves to box in this tournament. He.stated that OSWALD attended only.a few classes, and as well as he can recall, OSWALD dropped out and never boxed in any of the Golden Gloves Tournaments. BROCK advised that he never closely associated with OSWALD and was unable to furnish any information as to his activities or associates.
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3. Dots 11/29/63 _ ...,.- , • Mrs. C. a CONNELL, 6949 Lake Shore Drive, Dallas, Texas advised-she has been a voluntary assistant to the Catholic Cuban Relief Committee of Dallas, Texas, for approximately the past year. She stated one of her Cuban refugee acquaintances, SYLVIA-ODIO, 1816 A West _ Davis Street, Dallas, advised her telephonically on November 28, 1963, ..,4.adiek'oe that she knew LEE HARVEY OSWALD, and that he had made some talks to small groups of Cuban refugees in Dallas in the past. ODIO stated she • personally considered OSWALD brilliant and clever, and that he had i captivated the groups to whom he spoke. ODIO further reported to CONNELL during this conversation that a call had been made in recent i months by a Cuban associate of hers to an unknown source in New Orleans,_.. Iiiiiisiana, requesting information on LEE HARVEY OSWALD. ODIO volunteered that information was in turn received from the New Orleans source to the , effect that OSWALD was considered by that source in New Orleans to be a ! "double agent". The source stated OSWALD was probably trying to I infiltrate the Dallas Cuban refugee group, and that he should not be I trusted. .
CONNELL knew of no connection between JACK RUBY and LEE HARVEY OSWALD.
CONNELL voiced the opinion that General EDWIN A. WALKER and Colonel (FNU) CASTER, a close acquaintance of WALKER, have been trying to arouse the feelings of the Cuban refugees, in Dallas, against the KENNEDY administration. She based this statement upon information furnished her by various Cubans to the effect that WALKER and CASTER made speeches before Cuban groups in recent months in the Dallas area in opposition to the KENNEDY administration policies.
CONNELL further advised she met a man some months ago through SYLVIA ODIO, who was introducted'as Mr. (FNU) MARTIN from Uruguay and whom ODIO stated had tried to obtain guns for the Cuban people in their contemplated overthrow of CASTRO sometime ago. CONNELL stated she was - suspicious of MARTIN since he claimed to be an airplane engineercjihile at the same time ODIO stated he operated a washateria in Dallas. CONNELL further stated MARTIN apparently traveled out of the United States a great deal and was referred to by his Latin associates always as "Mr. Martin". CONNELL stated she has not seen or heard anything - of MARTIN in recent months from her contacts with Cuban refugees.
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CONNELL advised that ODIO is 26 years of age, is highly educated and intelligent, divorced, the mother of four children, and presently employed for the National Chemical and Manufacturing Company in Dallas, Texas. CONNELL stated it is common knowledge that ODIO,has been receiving psychiatric treatment-'since coming to the United States in March of 1962 from of Dallas. ODIO has a sister, SIRAT0lgil0, a senio as iverslty, but her parents are said to be presently in a Cuban prison.
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Date 11-30-63 1 Mrs. C. L. CORRELL, 6949 Like Shore Drive, advised that she has ascertained the identity of an individual previously known tqj.her as only (Col.' Caster) to be Colonel ROBERT L. ,/16ASTORR, 12016 Fieldwood Street, Dallas, Texas, telephone 0 1-2502.. She stated she also determined the' identity of an .individual pre iously referred to by her only as Mr. MARTIN to be JO , RTIN, 9923 Carnegie Dr., Dallas, Texas. , • . - ',1 t It ma e n te_171-La 1:04..rs..CONNELL is a volunteer worker on the Catholic-Cuban Relief Committee at Dallis, Texas, and has furnished limited information on the above individuals.
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Date 12/19/63 1 Miss SYLVIA ODIO, 1816 W. Davis Street, Dallas, Texas, advised sbe is a Cuban refugee and a member of the organization known as Junta Revolucionaria or JURE.
Miss ODIO stated that in late September or early October, 1963, two Cuban men came to her house and stated they were from JURE. They were accompanied by an individual whom they introduced as LEON OSWALD. Miss ODIO stated that based upon photographs she has seen of LEE HARVEY OSWALD she is certain that LEON OSWALD is identical with LEE HARVEY OSWALD. Miss ODIO stated she is not certain if she misunderstood the first name of LEON or if the two Cuban men who introduced OSWALD as LEON misunderstood him. Miss ODIO stated the purpose of their visit was to ask her to write some letters to various businesses in Dallas and request funds for JURE.
Miss ODIO stated that both of her parents are presently in prison in Cuba and for this reason she detained for fear her parents would be possibly harmed. These two individuals together with OSWALD then left. A few days later one of the two Cuban individuals contacted her by telephone and stated they were leaving town presumably to return'to either Miami, Florida, or Puerto Rico, the headquarters for JURE. The individual who called Miss ODIO who only gave his name asiAEOPOLDO stated he was not going to have anything further to do with LEON OSWALD since he considered him to be "loco." This individual known only as LEOPOLDO stated OSWALD did not appear sincere. Be told them he was an ex-marine and could help them in the underground however he appeared to be very cynical and seemed to think that all Cubans hated all Americans. According to LEOPOLDO, OSWALD stated "I'll bet you Cubans could kill KENNEDY for what he did to you at the Bay of Pigs." According to Miss ODIO, LEOPOLDO told them that the Cuban people bore no malice toward President KENNEDY because of the Bay of Pigs episode.
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.al as, advised he s a resident and Dallas, Texas. stated be is currently treating Y ss SYL 0 or certain' psychiatric problems that she has. advised she does not have any problems concerning hallucinat ons -ind, that if she related information concerning the association of LEE HARVEY OSWALD with certain Cuban individuals he believes based upon his knowledge of Kiss ODIO that she is telling the truth and is not exaggerating.
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12/19/63 Dallas, Texas DL 100-10461 on et Pik i JAMES PP:HOST/Iva 12/19/63 by Simla! Aeon, Vitt Dot. dictated D!*;:' 12/19/63 1 JUAN B. MARTIN, 9923 Carnegie Drive, Dallas, Texas, advised he is acquainted with SYLVIA ODIO who approached him to help her with the organization known as Junta Revolucionaria, also known as JURE, however he did not help her and he had never heard of LEE HARVEY OSWALD prior to November 22, 1963, and has never net LEE HARVEY OSWALD.
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Dat.12/19/63 1 EDWIN L STEIG, 713 Winifred Street, Garland, Texas, advised he attended a meeting of the Student Directorate of Cuba held on a Sunday evening at*8:00 p.a. some time during the month of .October, 1963. There were about 75 persons present at this meeting which was held at the First Federal Savings and Loan Association Conference Room in the North Lake Shopping Village in Dallas, Texas. Er. STEIG stated that he sat in the back of the room and listened to several speakers who talked about the situation in Cuba. STEIG stated that another individual sat in the back of this room who,he believes is identical with LEE HARVEY OSWALD. This individual spoke to no one but merely . listened and then left. Mr. STEIG stated that most of the peisons present signed a guest roster which was taken. by a Miss SARAH CASTILLO who held some position with the Student Directorate of Cuba.
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12/18/63 Dallas, Texas File DL 100-10461 on at 46 12/19/63 by Specie! Agent JAMES P. id2316TY :Va Date dictated
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Miss CASTILLO stated among visitors present was former General EDWIN A. WALKER. Miss CASTILLO stated she doegvnot recall LEE HARVEY OSWALD being present at this meeting but she did not observe all of the visitors. Miss CASTILLO stated that most of the persons present/signed a guest roster which has been forwarded to Miss ANNA-TIAZaSILVRIRA who is with the Cuban Student Directorate, whose address is Post_Office Box 613, Miami 45, Florida.
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PETER PAUL-"GREGORY, 3513 Dorothy Lane, Fort Worth, Texas, furbished the following information: . ■ . /./ ..fef /1 ,/"-e • GREGORY recalled that on one occasion when LEE OSWALD came to his office in the Continental National Life. Building, be had some typewritten sheets of paper in his possession and mentioned to GREGORY that he was working on writing a book. Be showed'one sheet of paper.to.GREGORY, and it had some kind of photograph of, the factory where OSWALD is reported to have been employed while in Russia. GREGORY never read anything on these sheets of paper, and, in fact, OSWALD never showed him all the writings that he had. This was the only time he had ever talked to OSWALD about writing a book, and he could not furnish any information as to the contents of these sheets of paper.
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The following investigation was conducted by SA JACK A. FRENCH, on November 24,'1963 at Grand Prairie, trying, and Arlington, Texas. The below law enforcement officers advised that their files and records contained no information on LEE HARVEY OSWALD and aliases and JACK RUBY and aliases. FRED CONOVER, Chief of Police, Grand Prairie, Texas; EDMON W. WATSON, Desk Officer, Arlington Police Department; Sergeant JOHN WEAVER, Irving Police Department.
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'-. The foilbwing investigation was conducted by SA BENJAMIN 0. KEUTZER: On November 24, 1963, the following respective law enforcement agencies stated the names JACK LEON RUBY, JACK RUBENSTEIN, LEE HARVEY OSWALD, ALECK JAMES HIDELL, and O. H. LEE are unknown to their respective records: RAY CARR, Dispatcher, Euless Policb Department, Euless, Texas; BOYD P. CROW, Desk Sergeant, Hearst, Texas Police Department; LOUIS L. LAW, Patrolman, Richland Hills Police Department, Ft. Worth, Texas; B. G. BAYLESS, Sergeant, Haltom City Police Department, Ft. Worth, Texas; JAMES WHITE, Warrant Officer, Haltom City Police Department, Ft. Worth, Texas; J. S. SMITH, Lieutenant, Dallas County Sheriff's Office, Ft. Worth, Texas. On November 24, 1963, L. W. COURTNEY, Identification Bureau, Ft. Worth, Texas states his files contain no record of JACK RUBENSTEIN, LEE HARVEY OSWALD, ALECK JAMES HIDELL, or O. H. LEE. Mr. COURTNEY states his records contain a fingerprint card bearing the name JACK LEON RUBY which was contributed by the Dallas Police Department in 1954. He stated the fingerprint card reflects the following information:1 Name JACK LEON RUBY Date of Birth March 25, 1911 Place of Birth Chicago, Illinois Dallas Police Department No. 36398 Race White Sex Male Nationality American Height 5' 9" Weight 194 Hair Brown
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Eyes Brown Complexion Medium Occupation. Tavern operator (restaurant located 17191 Ervay Street, Dallas, Texas) Remarks Index finger missing at first joint. The record reflects RUBENSTEIN arrested December 5, 1954 for investigation of violation of the State Liquor Law.
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The following investigation was conducted by SAs HENRY J. OLIVER and LOUIS M. KELLEY. Mrs. SUE HUGHES, employee, Retail Merchants Association, Irving, Texas, on December 12, 1963, advised that the only person named OSWALD in the files of this credit asso- ciation is JERRY A. OSWALD, 423 Hughes Street, Irving.
LEON POWERS, Chief of Police, Irving Police Department, Irving, Texas, on December 12, 1963, advised the records of this police department contain no arrest record in the name of OSWALD. Mr. POWERS also checked with tbercity water department but the only OSWALD located was JERRY A. OSWALD, 423 Hughes Street. A check of the City Directory and the telephone' directory of the city of Irving, Texas, revealed only one person named OSWALD. This person was listed as JERRY A. OSWALD 423 Hughes Street. A check of the City Directory for the city of Dallas, Texas, revealed the following persons named OSMAID. Mrs. BERTE*1619,LD 817 Fletcher Street Dallas, Texas Mks. CLARA.CSMALD 4518 Bowser Street Dallas, Texas ,1) GRACE Li. KATHLEEN and MILILIAYLEMALD 1600 Sylvian Street Dallas, Texas NORMN DEAgSWALD 612 Fifth Street Dallas, Texas
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JESSIE Je6giALD 2625 Stovall Street Dallas, Texas
JOHN and 5030 Wren Way Dallas, Texas
Loma OSWALD employed Thomas Plating Works Residence - Mesquite, Texas
LOUIS E. and ROSE WALD 4013 Glenridge Road Dallas, Texas
The following persons were interviewed on DeceMber . 10, 1963. All advised they did. not have any type of work performed on a rifle or any other weapon at the Irving SpoTt Shop, Irving, Texas. All also advised they are not acquainted with LEE HARVEY OSWALD and are not related to him or his family in any way.
GRACE, KATHLEEN and WILLIAM N. OSWALD 1600 Sylvian Street Dallas, Texas
NORMAN DEAN OSWALD 612 Fifth Street Dallas, Texas
JOHN and MARY OSWALD 5030 Wren Way Dallas, Texas
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LOUIS E. and ROSEMARY OSWALD 4013 Glenridge Road Dallas, Texas
JERRY AirSgWALD 4023 Hughes Street Irving, Texas
The following persons were located and interviewed on December 12, 1963, and all advised that they did ,not have any work Mormed on a rifle or any other type of weapon at the Irving Sport Shop, Irving, Texas:
Mrs. BERTHA OSWALD 4834 Lindsley Dallas, Texas, who formerly resided at 817 Fletcher
Mrs. CLARA OSWALD 453 Park Row, Arlington, Texas, who formerly resided at 4518 Bowser, Dallas, Texas
Both also advised that they are not acquainted with LEE HARVEY OSWALD and stated that they were not related to him or his family in any way.
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(2) Selective Service Card - Fictitious registration in name of ALEK JAMES .HIDELL
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Mrs. VIROINIA 7:7P0E, Assistant Principal:Clerk, Local Draft Boards 26-31, Dallas, Texas, furnished the following itformition: -42/0)." / .n•C" With regard to a Selective Service card bearing the number 42-224-39-5321, issued to ALEX JAMES HIDELL, the number 42 designated the State of Utah, and the number 224 designated the number of the local board; however, Utah has only 39 local boards, therefore, the number is false. The number 39 designates the registrant was born in 1939. The number 5321 means the number of registrants born in 1939 registered with that local board. She doubted that 51 321 registrants born in 1939 were registered with any local board. It was her conclusion that a card bearing such numbers was either fictitious or had been tampered with.
Mrs. POE advised further there is no local board number 400 in Texas since the entire state has only 137 local boards. '
12/10/63 Dallas, Texas DL 100-10461 en at File ALLAH D. BRAY /Tab 6S1 12/13/63 by Special Agent Date dictated
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of ob. FBI and Is loaned to your agency; it end Its contents OM not I. be distributed etstaide Your y.
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