Chapter VI (1)

[C6-1] CE 2768, 2772, 2444, 3042, pp. 59, 65.

[C6-2] See pp. 31-40, supra.

[C6-3] 10 H 152 (Irving Statman); Helen Cunningham DE 1-A; 11 H 477-478 (H. Cunningham).

[C6-4] See app. XIV, p. 745.

[C6-5] Burcham DE 1, p. 1; 11 H 473 (John Burcham).

[C6-6] 3 H 37 (Ruth Paine); CE 401.

[C6-7] See footnote 3, supra.

[C6-8] CE 1871; Gangl DE 1; 11 H 478-479 (Theodore Gangl).

[C6-9] CE 427; 11 H 478-479 (Gangl).

[C6-10] Gangl DE 1; 11 H 478-479 (Gangl).

[C6-11] Ibid.

[C6-12] 3 H 33-34 (R. Paine); 2 H 246-247 (Linnie Mae Randle); see 1 H 29 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-13] 2 H 246 (Randle).

[C6-14] 3 H 33-34 (R. Paine); 3 H 213 (Roy Truly).

[C6-15] 3 H 34-35 (R. Paine).

[C6-16] 3 H 214 (Truly).

[C6-17] 10 H 132 (H. Cunningham); H. Cunningham DE 1-A.

[C6-18] 10 H 132 (H. Cunningham).

[C6-19] Ch. II, p. 31.

[C6-20] Ibid.

[C6-21] Id. at 40.

[C6-22] Ch. IV, p. 131-137.

[C6-23] 2 H 216 (Buell Wesley Frazier).

[C6-24] Ibid; CE 3118.

[C6-25] 2 H 222 (B. W. Frazier).

[C6-26] Id. at 226.

[C6-27] 1 H 65 (Marina Oswald); 3 H 46 (R. Paine); see app. XIII, p. 740.

[C6-28] Ch. IV, pp. 130-131.

[C6-29] Id. at pp. 135-136.

[C6-30] 1 H 73 (Marina Oswald); 3 H 49 (R. Paine).

[C6-31] CE 142, 626; 1, 304.

[C6-32] See 3 H 232 (Truly).

[C6-33] Id. at 231; CE 483.

[C6-34] 3 H 231 (Truly).

[C6-35] Id. at 232.

[C6-36] Ibid.

[C6-37] Ch. IV, pp. 137-140.

[C6-38] CE 1131; 1301; see 3 H 231-232 (Truly).

[C6-39] 3 H 232, 236 (Truly); CE 1131.

[C6-40] See 3 H 232 (Truly).

[C6-41] Ch. IV, footnotes 217, 223; p. 140-146.

[C6-42] Id. at footnote 215, p. 140.

[C6-43] CE 3135.

[C6-44] Ch. IV, footnote 232, p. 141.

[C6-45] CE 3131, pp. 17-18.

[C6-46] Ibid.

[C6-47] See 4 H 2-3 (Sebastian Latona).

[C6-48] See CE 3155 representing the FBI opinion based on Sebastian Latona’s findings.

[C6-49] 6 H 349-351 (Charles Givens).

[C6-50] Ibid.

[C6-51] 3 H 169-170 (Bonnie Ray Williams).

[C6-52] Id. at 169.

[C6-53] Id. at 170-171.

[C6-54] Id. at 169.

[C6-55] Id. at 169, 171.

[C6-56] Id. at 171-172.

[C6-57] Ch. IV, pp. 143-147.

[C6-58] Ibid.

[C6-59] 2 H 167-168 (Arnold Rowland); CE 354.

[C6-60] Id. at 169, 171.

[C6-61] Id. at 172.

[C6-62] Id. at 169, 182, 185; CE 357.

[C6-63] Id. at 175-176.

[C6-64] Id. at 188.

[C6-65] Id. at 178; CE 357.

[C6-66] 2 H 183-184 (A. Rowland).

[C6-67] Id. at 184; CE 2782.

[C6-68] 6 H 185-188 (Barbara Rowland).

[C6-69] Id. at 188.

[C6-70] CE 2783. This statement constitutes an amendment to the original testimony; see 6 H 188 (B. Rowland).

[C6-71] Id. at 181-182, 185-186.

[C6-72] Id. at 190.

[C6-73] Compare 2 H 165, 166, 179, 188 (A. Rowland), with CE 2644.

[C6-74] 6 H 263-264 (Roger D. Craig).

[C6-75] Id. at 264.

[C6-76] Id. at 272.

[C6-77] CE 1381, pp. 74, 96.

[C6-78] CE 1381.

[C6-79] Id. at 5.

[C6-80] Ch. IV, pp. 156-164.

[C6-81] Id. at 155-163.

[C6-82] 7 H 543 (W. E. Barnett).

[C6-83] Ibid.

[C6-84] Ch. IV, pp. 149-156.

[C6-85] 2 H 195-196 (James Worrell).

[C6-86] 6 H 276 (George Rackley); 6 H 282 (James Romack).

[C6-87] Ch. IV, p. 160.

[C6-88] Id. at 163.

[C6-89] 6 H 443, 7 H 439 (Earlene Roberts).

[C6-90] Ibid.

[C6-91] Id. at 443-444.

[C6-92] CE 2781.

[C6-93] CE 2645.

[C6-94] Id. at 3; CE 2045.

[C6-95] 7 H 439 (E. Roberts).

[C6-96] See also CE 3106 and CE 3107.

[C6-97] 5 H 364-365 (Dean Rusk).

[C6-98] E.g., 9 H 242-243 (George De Mohrenschildt); 11 H 172-173 (William Stuckey); 8 H 323 (Erwin Donald Lewis); 8 H 316-317 (Donald Camarata); 322-323 (Richard Call); 8 H 315-316 (James Botelho); 8 H 320-321 (Henry Roussel, Jr.); 8 H 319-320 (Paul Murphy); 8 H 319 (David Murray, Jr.); 8 H 321-322 (Mack Osborne). But see 8 H 285 (Daniel Powers). For Oswald’s Marine service, see app. XIII, pp. 681-689.

[C6-99] Priscilla Johnson DE 1, pp. 3, 7-8; CE 1385, p. 10 (Aline Mosby); CE 908.

[C6-100] 9 H 242-243 (G. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-101] CE 1385, p. 7 (Mosby); Johnson DE 1, p. 11.

[C6-102] See e.g., 2 H 399 (Michael R. Paine); 11 H 172-173 (Stuckey).

[C6-103] CE 295, p. 4.

[C6-104] CE 2767.

[C6-105] CE 2716.

[C6-106] CE 2767; 1 H 203 (Marguerite Oswald).

[C6-107] CE 3099.

[C6-108] CE 2673.

[C6-109] 11 H 444-446, 459-460 (P. Johnson); and P. Johnson DE 1, pp. 6, 8.

[C6-110] CE 24, entry for Nov. 17 to Dec. 30, 1959; see also CE 206, 202 (Oswald running out of money); CE 24, entry for Nov. 17 to Dec. 30, 1959, in which Oswald says he has only $28 left.

[C6-111] CE 1385, p. 11; see also P. Johnson DE 1, p. 3; 11 H 455 (P. Johnson).

[C6-112] E.g., 8 H 323 (Lewis); 8 H 316-317 (Camarata); 8 H 322-323 (Call); 8 H 315-316 (Botelho); 8 H 320-321 (Roussel); 8 H 319-320 (Murphy); 8 H 319 (Murray); 8 H 321-322 (Osborne); but see 8 H 285 (Powers).

[C6-113] 8 H 307 (Allison Folsom); Folsom DE 1, p. 7.

[C6-114] 5 H 291 (Richard E. Snyder); 11 H 455-456 (P. Johnson).

[C6-115] CE 24, entry of Nov. 17 to Dec. 30, 1959.

[C6-116] CE 24, entry of Jan. 7 to Mar. 16, 1960; CE 93, p. 4 (reference to “Rosa Agafanova” probably should be to “Rosa Kuznetsova.”).

[C6-117] CE 1401, p. 277.

[C6-118] CE 2945 (Felkner).

[C6-119] Folsom DE 1, pp. 11, 28.

[C6-120] CE 2676, 2711; CE 946, p. 7.

[C6-121] CE 2677; app. XIII, p. 690.

[C6-122] See CE 946, p. 7.

[C6-123] CE 946, p. 9 (translated, CE 2776).

[C6-124] CE 946, p. 8 (translated, CE 2775); CE 2676.

[C6-125] CE 2769.

[C6-126] CE 2780.

[C6-127] Ibid.

[C6-128] CE 2773.

[C6-129] CE 908

[C6-130] CE 24.

[C6-131] E.g., CE 92, 101, 827.

[C6-132] E.g., CE 24, entry of Oct. 31, 1959. refers to a reporter named “Goldstene” whose name is A. I. Goldberg, see CE 2719; CE 24, entry for Nov. 15, 1959, records an interview with Aline Mosby which appeared in the Fort Worth Star Telegram on Nov. 15, datelined Nov. 14 (CE 2716).

[C6-133] 1 H 30, 104-105 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-134] E.g., CE 18, 1438.

[C6-135] CE 2774, 3096.

[C6-136] E.g., compare CE 931, 251-256 with V. T. Lee DE 1, 2, 4-7 and CE 2779.

[C6-137] CE 24.

[C6-138] The files have been assigned CD 1114, 1115.

[C6-139] 5 H 260-299 (Snyder); 5 H 299-306, 318-326 (John A. McVickar).

[C6-140] CE 1385.

[C6-141] 11 H 442-460 (P. Johnson).

[C6-142] CE 985.

[C6-143] CE 24, entry of Oct. 16, 1959.

[C6-144] CE 24, entry of Oct. 21, 1959.

[C6-145] CE 24, entries of Oct. 20 and 21, 1959; 5 H 617; and CE 935, p. 2; CE 1438 and CE 827 indicate that Oswald was interviewed by “Leo Setyaev” (perhaps Lev Setyayev, an English-speaking commentator for Radio Moscow), a “Radio Moscow Reporter,” probably also working for the KGB on this occasion. The interview was apparently never broadcast. 2 H 274 (Richard E. Snyder); but see CE 25, p. 3.

[C6-146] CE 2760.

[C6-147] CE 24, entry of Oct. 21, 1959.

[C6-148] CE 2778.

[C6-149] CE 985, doc. 1C-2, 1C-3.

[C6-150] CE 2776.

[C6-151] 1 H 91 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-152] E.g., 8 H 382, 384, 386 (Anna N. Meller); 9 H 240 (G. De Mohrenschildt); 9 H 309, 311 (Jeanne De Mohrenschildt); 11 H 474 (Hilda Smith); and see comments of fellow Marines in app. XIII, pp. 681-689, and discussion of his character in ch. VII; see also 2 H 318 (Katherine Ford), relating an incident in which Oswald reacted violently to a suggestion that Marina Oswald may have contemplated suicide.

[C6-153] CE 908.

[C6-154] 5 H 270 (Snyder).

[C6-155] Id. at 262.

[C6-156] Id. at 295-296.

[C6-157] CE 908.

[C6-158] 5 H 290 (Snyder).

[C6-159] Id. at 289.

[C6-160] CE 913; 5 H 263 (Snyder).

[C6-161] CE 2774.

[C6-162] 5 H 280 (Snyder); but see 8 H 287-288 (Powers).

[C6-163] CE 908, p. 2.

[C6-164] CE 912. See app. XV, pp. 747-751, for further details regarding Oswald’s attempted expatriation.

[C6-165] 5 H 287-288 (Snyder); CE 941, p. 3; 5 H 302-303 (McVickar).

[C6-166] 11 H 453-455 (P. Johnson); see also CE 1385; CE 911, p. 1 (contemporaneous observation that Oswald used words as though he had learned them out of a dictionary).

[C6-167] 5 H 279, 287, 290 (Snyder); CE 941, 958; 5 H 300-301 (McVickar); and see 11 H 447-460 (P. Johnson).

[C6-168] App. XIII, pp. 675, 679, 683, 685-688, 722.

[C6-169] See ch. VII, pp. 384, 388-390; app. XIII, pp. 679, 686-687.

[C6-170] See, e.g., CE 24, entry of Oct. 16, 1959; 5 H 616 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-171] See CE 1385, pp. 15-17 (Mosby); 5 H 272, 287-288 (Snyder); CE 908 (Snyder); CE 941, p. 3, 5 H 302-303 (McVickar); 11 H 453 (P. Johnson).

[C6-172] CE 24, entry of Oct. 31, 1959.

[C6-173] 5 H 287 (Snyder); but see 5 H 272 (Snyder).

[C6-174] P. Johnson DE 6, p. 1; 11 H 444 (P. Johnson).

[C6-175] Id. at 452.

[C6-176] CE 913.

[C6-177] CE 912.

[C6-178] 8 U.S.C., sec. 1481.

[C6-179] 5 H 269, 290 (Snyder).

[C6-180] See Johnson DE 5, passim, and especially p. 13; 11 H 447, 456, 458-459 (Johnson).

[C6-181] CE 24, entries of Nov. 16, 1959, and Jan. 4, 1960.

[C6-182] CE 985, doc. Nos. 1A, 2A, and 3A (1).

[C6-183] CE 1385, p. 4.

[C6-184] 11 H 456-457 (P. Johnson); P. Johnson DE 1, pp. 3-4.

[C6-185] CE 24, entry of Nov. 16, 1959.

[C6-186] CE 297.

[C6-187] CE 202; CE 206; 1 H 204 (Marguerite Oswald).

[C6-188] See also CE 297 (Oswald seemed to associate acceptance by Soviet authorities with leaving the hotel in Moscow).

[C6-189] CE 3125.

[C6-190] P. Johnson DE 5, p. 7.

[C6-191] CE 985, doc. Nos. 1A, 2A, and 3A (1).

[C6-192] CE 2762, p. 2.

[C6-193] CE 960, question 2.

[C6-194] CE 2762, p. 2.

[C6-195] CE 960, question 2.

[C6-196] CE 2760.

[C6-197] CE 24, entries of Oct. 28, 1959, and Nov. 17 to Dec. 30, 1959.

[C6-198] CE 24.

[C6-199] CE 985.

[C6-200] M. Kramer DE 1, 2.

[C6-201] 11 H 213 (Rita Naman); 11 H 212 (Monica Kramer).

[C6-202] 11 H 211-212 (Katherine Mallory).

[C6-203] See generally app. XV.

[C6-204] E.g., CE 298, 315, 184.

[C6-205] E.g., CE 1392-1395.

[C6-206] E.g., 9 H 171, 229, 241-242 (G. de Mohrenschildt); see also 8 H 359 (George A. Bouhe) (conversation about Leningrad, Marina’s native city).

[C6-207] E.g., 1 H 92 (Marina Oswald); CE 2761, 104; CE 1401, pp. 275-276; CE 994, p. 1.

[C6-208] CE 2761.

[C6-209] CE 24, entries of Jan. 4, 5, 7, and 13, 1960, and see CE 25, pp. 1B-2B.

[C6-210] CE 24, entry of Jan. 8, 1960.

[C6-211] CE 24, entry of Mar. 16, 1960.

[C6-212] CE 24, entries of Jan. 11 and 13, 1960; CE 1109 (union membership booklet) and 1108 (workbook); CE 24, entry of Jan. 13, 1960 (700 rubles); CE 1110 (750-850 rubles); CE 1401, p. 270 (800-900 rubles).

[C6-213] 1 H 95 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-214] CE 1401, p. 271.

[C6-215] CE 2720.

[C6-216] CE 24, entry of Jan. 13, 1960; CE 25, pp. 1B-2B; see generally 5 H 293-294 (Snyder).

[C6-217] CE 24, entry of Jan. 4-31, 1961.

[C6-218] 1 H 93.

[C6-219] CE 2721; see also 5 H 293-294 (Snyder).

[C6-220] CE 2760.

[C6-221] 10 H 203 (Dennis Hyman Ofstein).

[C6-222] CE 25, pp. 1B-2B.

[C6-223] Ibid.

[C6-224] 5 H 407 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-225] 5 H 616 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-226] E.g., 8 H 360 (Bouhe); 9 H 145 (Paul Gregory); 9 H 79 (Gary E. Taylor); 2 H 339 (Peter Gregory).

[C6-227] E.g., 8 H 350 (Max E. Clark); 2 H 397 (R. Paine).

[C6-228] CE 1401, p. 275; 1 H 93 (Marina Oswald); 5 H 590 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-229] CE 985, doc. No. 8A.

[C6-230] 9 H 114 (Ilya Mamantov); but see 8 H 362 (Bouhe) (commenting that there is nothing unusual about hunting in Soviet Union).

[C6-231] CE 2670.

[C6-232] Ibid.

[C6-233] Ibid.

[C6-234] CE 2770.

[C6-235] 1 H 96 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-236] CE 1964, pp. 2-3, 5.

[C6-237] CE 24, entry of Apr. 30, 31 [sic], 1961.

[C6-238] 1 H 327-328 (Robert Oswald); 2 H 466 (R. Paine); 8 H 385 (Meller); 8 H 362 (Bouhe).

[C6-239] CE 2649.

[C6-240] CE 303.

[C6-241] CE 1964.

[C6-242] Id. at 6.

[C6-243] CE 2733.

[C6-244] CE 24, entry of Apr. 31 [sic], 1961; CE 1111.

[C6-245] CE 960, attachment 2, p. 2.

[C6-246] See, e.g., 1 H 25 (Marina Oswald); 2 H 342 (Peter Gregory); 10 H 59 (Lt. Francis Martello).

[C6-247] CE 931.

[C6-248] 5 H 277 (Snyder).

[C6-249] CE 930.

[C6-250] CE 2757.

[C6-251] 5 H 276 (Snyder); moreover, it arrived too late to have prompted Oswald’s letter even if it had been delivered, see CE 2757 and date stamped on CE 2681.

[C6-252] CE 931.

[C6-253] CE 933.

[C6-254] CE 940.

[C6-255] CE 251, 252.

[C6-256] CE 1074.

[C6-257] 5 H 252-254 (Waterman); CE 970, 971; and see CE 934.

[C6-258] CE 24, entry of July 8, 1961; CE 935.

[C6-259] CE 24, entry of July 9, 1961; 1 H 96-97 (Marina Oswald); CE 1401, pp. 278, 280.

[C6-260] CE 2762, p. 1.

[C6-261] CE 2762, p. 1.

[C6-262] Ibid.

[C6-263] CE 960.

[C6-264] CE 24, entry of July 8, 1961.

[C6-265] The factual and legal basis of this decision is set forth and evaluated in app. XV. pp. 747-751.

[C6-266] CE 935, p. 2.

[C6-267] CE 938, 946.

[C6-268] CE 935.

[C6-269] 5 H 318-319 (McVickar).

[C6-270] CE 946, 979.

[C6-271] CE 246-247, 249, 251-256, 931, 1083, 1093.

[C6-272] CE 2774.

[C6-273] E.g., V. T. Lee DE 1, 2, 4-7.

[C6-274] 5 H 287-288 (Snyder).

[C6-275] CE 2687, 2688; 5 H 280 (Snyder).

[C6-276] Id. at 278, 288; see also CE 2687, 2688.

[C6-277] CE 1401, pp. 277-278, 280.

[C6-278] CE 985, Docs. Nos. 1B-4B; CE 1122.

[C6-279] CE 24, entry of Dec. 25, 1961; CE 1403, p. 725.

[C6-280] 5 H 591, 604-605, 617-619 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-281] CE 1403, p. 745.

[C6-282] CE 246, 255.

[C6-283] CE 29.

[C6-284] CE 316.

[C6-285] CE 824, p. 4.

[C6-286] 5 H 604, 617-618 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-287] CE 2722.

[C6-288] CE 960; 5 H 340 (Abram Chayes).

[C6-289] CE 2756.

[C6-290] CE 2762, p. 3; CE 2771.

[C6-291] CE 301.

[C6-292] CE 24, entry of July 15 to Aug. 20, 1961.

[C6-293] E.g., 9 H 147, 151 (Paul Gregory).

[C6-294] CE 1122.

[C6-295] 1 H 89-90, 97 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-296] Ibid. (Marina Oswald); but see 5 H 604-605 (Marina Oswald). (In a later interview, the official did not try to discourage her.)

[C6-297] 1 H 89-90, 97 (Marina Oswald); 5 H 608-609 (Marina Oswald); in an earlier interview with the FBI Marina Oswald said she was “thrown out” because she failed to pick up her membership card, CE 1401, p. 276; this was probably only the ostensible reason, however; 5 H 608-609 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-298] 9 H 147 (Paul Gregory).

[C6-299] 5 H 598, 604 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-300] See CE 960.

[C6-301] 1 H 7 (Marina Oswald); 8 H 358 (George H. Bouhe); 9 H 224-226 (George De Mohrenschildt); id. at 306-311 (Jeanne De Mohrenschildt); 2 H 297-299 (Katya Ford); 2 H 323-324, 328-330 (Declan P. Ford); 8 H 344-345, 353 (Max E. Clark); 9 H 64-69 (Lydia Dymitruk); id. at 142-143 (Paul Gregory); 2 H 338-341 (Peter Gregory); 8 H 393-399 (Elena Hall); id. at 407-409 (John R. Hall); 11 H 119-123 (Alexander Kleinlerer); 8 H 381-385 (Anna Meller); id. at 416-419 (Valentina Ray); 9 H 77-78, 82-83 (Gary E. Taylor); id. at 29-30 (Natalie Ray); id. at 22 (Paul M. Raigorodsky); id. at 39-42 (Thomas M. Ray); id. at 46-48 (Samuel B. Ballen); id. at 107 (Ilya A. Mamantov); id. at 134-135 (Dorothy Gravitis); id. at 161-162 (Helen Leslie); 8 H 435 (Mrs. Igor Voshinin); id. at 466-468 (Igor Voshinin); CE 1858, pp. 12-13; 11 H 125-128, 130-133 (Alexandra De Mohrenschildt Gibson); CE 1861; 10 H 16-17 (Everett D. Glover); 2 H 435-437 (R. Paine).

[C6-302] See e.g., 9 H 2 (Raigorodsky); id. at 46 (Ballen); id. at 103 (Mamantov); id. at 199, 202-208, 210, 280-282 (G. De Mohrenschildt); 10 H 3, 13 (Glover).

[C6-303] 1 H 134-135 (Marguerite Oswald); id. at 7 (Marina Oswald); 8 H 372-373 (Bouhe); id. at 345-346 (M. Clark); 9 H 228-231 (G. De Mohrenschildt); id. at 306-310 (J. De Mohrenschildt); 2 H 299-300 (K. Ford); id. at 329 (D. Ford); 9 H 64-65 (Dymitruk); id. at 144 (Paul Gregory); 8 H 393-395 (E. Hall); id. at 407-408, 411 (J. Hall); 11 H 118-123 (Kleinlerer); 8 H 382-384 (A. Meller); id. at 422-423 (V. Ray); 11 H 147-149 (A. Gibson).

[C6-304] 8 H 373 (Bouhe); 9 H 228 (G. De Mohrenschildt); id. at 306, 324 (J. De Mohrenschildt); 8 H 387-388 (A. Meller); 11 H 118-123 (A. Kleinlerer); 2 H 329 (D. Ford); 9 H 65-68 (Dymitruk); 11 H 125-128, 130-134, 135-139, 140, 143-145, 147-149, 150-151 (A. Gibson).

[C6-305] 1 H 11-12, 31 (Marina Oswald); 11 H 118-123 (Kleinlerer); 8 H 365 (Bouhe); id. at 394 (E. Hall); 9 H 82, 84 (G. Taylor); id. at 310 (J. De Mohrenschildt); id. at 231-233 (G. De Mohrenschildt); 2 H 298-299 (K. Ford); 2 H 325 (D. Ford); 9 H 64 (Dymitruk); 8 H 345 (M. Clark); id. at 394-395, 403 (E. Hall); id. at 407 (J. Hall); id. at 416-417 (V. Ray).

[C6-306] App. XIII, pp. 673-675.

[C6-307] CE 2692; 1 H 318, 372, 330-331, 380-381 (R. Oswald); id. at 131-132 (Marguerite Oswald); id. at 4 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-308] 1 H 133, 135 (Marguerite Oswald); id. at 4-5 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-309] 1 H 134 (Marguerite Oswald); id. at 5 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-310] See 1 H 7 (Marina Oswald); see the accounts of how members of the community met Oswald in footnote 301, supra.

[C6-311] 8 H 344-345 (M. Clark); CE 1389; cf. 2 H 338 (Peter Gregory).

[C6-312] 8 H 344-345 (M. Clark).

[C6-313] 2 H 338, 340 (Peter Gregory); 9 H 142-144 (Paul Gregory).

[C6-314] 2 H 341 (Peter Gregory); 8 H 358-359, 372-373 (Bouhe); id. at 381-385 (A. Meller).

[C6-315] See e.g., 9 H 224-226 (G. De Mohrenschildt); 2 H 297 (Katya Ford); see also footnote 301, supra.

[C6-316] Those testifying include G. Bouhe, G. De Mohrenschildt, J. De Mohrenschildt, K. Ford, D. Ford, M. Clark, L. Dymitruk, Paul Gregory, Peter Gregory, E. Hall, J. Hall, E. Glover, A. Meller, V. Ray, G. Taylor, N. Ray, P. Raigorodsky, T. Ray, S. Ballen, I. Mamantov, D. Gravitis, H. Leslie, Mrs. I. Voshinin, I. Voshinin, A. Gibson. See also e.g., CE 1857 (Mrs. Max Clark); CE 1858 (Mrs. Tatiana Biggers); CE 1860 (Charles Edward Harris, Jr.); CE 1861 (Mrs. Charles Edward Harris); CE 1865 (Leo Aronson); 11 H 118 (Kleinlerer).

[C6-317] E.g., 8 H 367, 377 (Bouhe); 2 H 309-310 (K. Ford); 9 H 238, 252-253 (G. De Mohrenschildt); 1 H 34-35 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-318] 1 H 11-12, 31 (Marina Oswald); 8 H 365-367 (Bouhe); 11 H 118-123 (Kleinlerer); 8 H 393-394 (E. Hall); 9 H 82-83 (G. Taylor); id. at 310, 325 (J. De Mohrenschildt); id. at 231-233 (G. De Mohrenschildt); 2 H 298-299, 304 (K. Ford); 2 H 325 (D. Ford); 8 H 345 (M. Clark); id. at 394-395, 403 (E. Hall); id. at 412 (J. Hall); id. at 386-388 (A. Meller); id. at 416-417 (V. Ray).

[C6-319] I H 31 (Marina Oswald); 8 H 394-395, 403 (E. Hall); id. at 412 (J. Hall); 11 H 119-121 (Kleinlerer).

[C6-320] 1 H 11-12 (Marina Oswald); 8 H 365 (Bouhe); 2 H 298-299, 304 (K. Ford); 2 H 325 (D. Ford); id. at 386-388 (A. Meller); id. at 416-417 (V. Ray); 9 H 310, 325 (J. De Mohrenschildt); id. at 231-233 (G. De Mohrenschildt); id. at 64 (Dymitruk).

[C6-321] 1 H 10 (Marina Oswald); see app. XIII, pp. 717-722.

[C6-322] 8 H 365-367 (Bouhe); 2 H 307 (K. Ford).

[C6-323] 2 H 307 (K. Ford); see 8 H 367, 377 (Bouhe); 2 H 309-310 (K. Ford); 9 H 252-253 (G. De Mohrenschildt); 1 H 34-35 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-324] 2 H 459-462, 468-469, 3 H 4-11, 28-30 (R. Paine); 1 H 18-19, 23, 27-28, 46 (Marina Oswald); 8 H 133-134, 139 (Lillian Murret); 8 H 184-186 (Charles Murret).

[C6-325] 9 H 273 (G. De Mohrenschildt); 2 H 473 (R. Paine); 9 H 69 (Dymitruk).

[C6-326] See e.g., 8 H 388-389 (A. Meller); id. at 401 (E. Hall); id. at 419, 422 (V. Ray); 2 H 305-310 (K. Ford); 9 H 248, 250 (G. De Mohrenschildt); id. at 317 (J. De Mohrenschildt); 8 H 410-411 (J. Hall).

[C6-327] CE 1781, pp. 546-547; CE 1929, pp. 192-193; 2 H 499 (R. Paine); CE 419-421; CE 409-B, p. 2.

[C6-328] See footnote 326, supra; 9 H 106-107 (Mamantov).

[C6-329] See 9 H 224-266, 309, 313 (G. De Mohrenschildt); 9 H 306-327 (J. De Mohrenschildt); 1 H 11 (Marina Oswald); 10 H 260-261 (M. F. Tobias); 10 H 245-246 (Mrs. Tobias); 9 H 93 (G. Taylor).

[C6-330] 9 H 248-249 (G. De Mohrenschildt); id. at 314-315 (J. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-331] Id. at 315-317 (J. De Mohrenschildt); see id. at 249-250 (G. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-332] Id. at 317 (J. De Mohrenschildt); see id. at 249 (G. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-333] Id. at 249 (G. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-334] 1 H 18 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-335] 9 H 249-250 (G. De Mohrenschildt); see id. at 317 (J. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-336] Id. at 248, 250 (G. Mohrenschildt); id. at 317 (J. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-337] Id. at 299, 317-318 (J. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-338] Id. at 318.

[C6-339] Id. at 272, 276 (G. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-340] In addition to the testimony and exhibits included in the record to this report, additional data relative to the background of the De Mohrenschildts is included in the files of the Commission.

[C6-341] 9 H 168-179 (G. De Mohrenschildt); CE 3100.

[C6-342] 9 H 179-180, 190-191 (G. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-343] Id. at 191-192, 195, 201-203, 211-212; id. at 300-302 (J. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-344] Id. at 213-216 (G. De Mohrenschildt); id. at 302-303 (J. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-345] Id. at 216 (G. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-346] Id. at 276, 280-282, 217 (G. De Mohrenschildt); see id. at 305 (J. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-347] Id. at 296-297 (J. De Mohrenschildt); 8 H 352-353 (Max E. Clark); id. at 377 (Bouhe); id. at 431-433 (Mrs. Voshinin); id. at 467-469 (Igor Voshinin); 9 H 99-100 (G. Taylor); id. at 120-121 (Ilya Mamantov); id. at 164-165 (Helen Leslie); 10 H 10-12 (Everett Glover).

[C6-348] 9 H 222 (G. De Mohrenschildt); and see id. at 296 (J. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-349] Id. at 285-286, 291-295.

[C6-350] CE 3116, 3117. See CE 869, footnote 340, supra.

[C6-351] 2 H 433-436, 438-439 (R. Paine).

[C6-352] 10 H 16, 18-19, 24-26 (Glover); 9 H 256, 258 (G. De Mohrenschildt).

[C6-353] 2 H 440 (R. Paine); 9 H 435 (M. Paine).

[C6-354] 2 H 459-462, 468-469; 3 H 9 (R. Paine).

[C6-355] 2 H 468-469; 3 H 9 (R. Paine).

[C6-356] CE 408, 409, 409-B, 410, 411, 412, 415, 416; 2 H 483-498 (R. Paine); cf. CE 422; 2 H 501-502 (R. Paine).

[C6-357] 3 H 4-5, 9 (R. Paine); 1 H 26 (Marina Oswald); CE 461.

[C6-358] See app. XIII, pp. 730-731.

[C6-359] See note 356, supra; CE 421.

[C6-360] 3 H 10 (R. Paine); 1 H 23 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-361] 3 H 10 (R. Paine).

[C6-362] CE 461; 9 H 345-346 (R. Paine).

[C6-363] 3 H 29-30 (R. Paine).

[C6-364] 1 H 37 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-365] 3 H 27-41, 84-85 (R. Paine).

[C6-366] Id. at 33-39; 9 H 345-346 (R. Paine); 1 H 46, 51-52, 63-65 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-367] 4 H 451-452 (Hosty); 3 H 38, 92, 96 (R. Paine).

[C6-368] 4 H 452 (Hosty); 3 H 38, 96 (R. Paine).

[C6-369] 3 H 97 (R. Paine); 4 H 450, 452 (Hosty).

[C6-370] CE 103; 2 H 405-406 (M. Paine); 3 H 13-18 (R. Paine); 9 H 395 (R. Paine). See pp. 309-310 infra.

[C6-371] 3 H 13-18, 97 (R. Paine); 2 H 406 (M. Paine).

[C6-372] 3 H 15, 18, 100-102 (R. Paine).

[C6-373] 4 H 459 (Hosty).

[C6-374] 3 H 44-45 (R. Paine).

[C6-375] Id. at 44.

[C6-376] 2 H 431 (R. Paine); 9 H 331-332, 339 (R. Paine); CE 1831, pp. 4-5.

[C6-377] Ibid.

[C6-378] 9 H 332 (R. Paine).

[C6-379] 2 H 432 (R. Paine); 3 H 133-134 (R. Paine).

[C6-380] 3 H 133-134 (R. Paine).

[C6-381] 2 H 387-388 (M. Paine).

[C6-382] 3 H 134 (R. Paine).

[C6-383] 2 H 387 (M. Paine); 9 H 338 (R. Paine); 3 H 135 (R. Paine).

[C6-384] Ibid.; 9 H 338-339 (R. Paine); 9 H 134 (Gravitis).

[C6-385] 2 H 508 (R. Paine).

[C6-386] 2 H 385 (M. Paine); CE 1830, pp. 4-5.

[C6-387] 2 H 390-392 (M. Paine); CE 1830, pp. 4-5.

[C6-388] 2 H 389-390 (M. Paine); CE 1830, p. 6.

[C6-389] 2 H 389-392 (M. Paine).

[C6-390] Id. at 385, 386; 2 H 432 (R. Paine).

[C6-391] 2 H 385 (M. Paine); 4 H 448 (Hosty).

[C6-392] 2 H 387-388 (M. Paine).

[C6-393] Id. at 389.

[C6-394] 3 H 9-10, 93, 129 (R. Paine); 9 H 343 (R. Paine), see CE 429-440.

[C6-395] 3 H 15-18, 43-46, 96-105 (R. Paine); 2 H 405-406 (M. Paine); CE 103.

[C6-396] 3 H 21-25, 79, 81 (R. Paine); 9 H 393-394, 408-410 (R. Paine).

[C6-397] 3 H 17-18 (R. Paine); 4 H 462, 473 (Hosty).

[C6-398] Id. at 450-454; CE 830, p. 11.

[C6-399] R. Paine DE 277, 278, 278-A, 469; CE 404-424.

[C6-400] CE 401, 402.

[C6-401] E.g., 9 H 342 (R. Paine).

[C6-402] CE 3116, 3117; in addition to the testimony and exhibits included in the record to this report, additional data relative to the background of the Paines is included in the files of the Commission.

[C6-403] CE 3116, 3117, 821-824, 826, 829, 830, 833, 836; 4 H 403-430 (John W. Fain); 4 H 431-440 (John L. Quigley); 4 H 440-476 (James P. Hosty, Jr.).

[C6-404] CE 1172; cf. A. Johnson DE 1; see 9 H 455 (M. Paine); 3 H 118 (R. Paine); CE 1145, p. 1.

[C6-405] A. Johnson DE 1-3; 10 H 97-98, 100 (Arnold S. Johnson); CE 93; see also 10 H 209-210 (Dennis H. Ofstein); CE 1799; Oswald also subscribed to several Russian periodicals. CE 1147; 8 H 370-371 (Bouhe).

[C6-406] A. Johnson DE 1, 3-4; 10 H 98-100 (A. Johnson).

[C6-407] A. Johnson DE 2; 10 H 99-100 (A. Johnson).

[C6-408] A. Johnson DE 6, 4-A.

[C6-409] A. Johnson DE 4, 4-A; cf. Johnson DE 3, 7.

[C6-410] A. Johnson DE 7; 10 H 103-104 (A. Johnson).

[C6-411] Weinstock DE 1; 11 H 207-208 (Louis Weinstock); A. Johnson DE 5, 5-A; Tormey DE 1, 2; 10 H 107 108 (James J. Tormey).

[C6-412] See pp. 299-307, infra.

[C6-413] CE 2564.

[C6-414] See app. XIII, notes 1110-1119. infra. When questioned by Mexican police shortly after the assassination, Señora Duran did not recall whether or not Oswald had in fact told her he was a member of the Communist Party. CE 2120, p. 5.

[C6-415] See ch. V, p. 201, supra; 10 H 116-117 (Abt).

[C6-416] Dobbs DE 9, 11; see also Dobbs DE 10, 13.

[C6-417] Dobbs DE 12; 10 H 113-114; 11 H 208-209 (Farrell Dobbs).

[C6-418] Dobbs DE 1-8; 10 H 109-110, 113 (Dobbs); CE 1799; see 3 H 119 (R. Paine).

[C6-419] Dobbs DE 13; 10 H 114-115; 11 H 209 (Dobbs).

[C6-420] CE 3153, 824, p. 7; CE 826, p. 12; CE 869, 2973, 3037, 3038, 3041; see also 5 H 28 (Alan H. Belmont); 4 H 411 (Fain); 4 H 302 (Robert I. Bouck).

[C6-421] 10 H 97, 102-105 (A. Johnson); 10 H 108 (Tormey); 10 H 110-111, 114-116 (Dobbs); 11 H 208-209 (Dobbs); 11 H 207-208 (Weinstock).

[C6-422] H. Twiford DE 1; 11 H 179 (Horace Twiford); CE 3085; CE 2335, pp. 6-7.

[C6-423] 11 H 179 (H. Twiford); 11 H 179-180 (Estelle Twiford).

[C6-424] CE 3085.

[C6-425] Ibid., in 1956, when Oswald was 16 years old, he apparently obtained information about the Socialist Party of America. Gray DE 1; 11 H 209-210 (V. Gray).

[C6-426] V. T. Lee DE 1; 10 H 87-88 (Vincent T. Lee).

[C6-427] Lee DE 2, 3; CE 828; 11 H 93 (Lee).

[C6-428] Lee DE 2.

[C6-429] Lee DE 3.

[C6-430] Lee DE 4; CE 1410, 1411, 2349, 2542, 2543, 2544, 1413, pp. 28-31; CE 2545.

[C6-431] Lee DE 5-7.

[C6-432] Lee DE 5.

[C6-433] 10 H 37-42 (Bringuier); Pizzo DE 453-A, 453-B; CE 1413, pp. 19-30; CE 1412, 2548, 2546, 3029; 10 H 64-66 (Steele); Bringuier DE 1. See also 11 H 475 (Rachal); see app. XIII, pp. 728-729.

[C6-434] 10 H 37-39 (Bringuier); CE 1413, pp. 19-30, 34, 42; CE 826, pp. 5-10; 10 H 53-57 (Martello); Lee DE 6; 1 H 21 (Marina Oswald); CE 1412, 2210, 2216, 2520, 2860, 2895, 3032; CE 3119, pp. 12-14; CE 826, pp. 9-10.

[C6-435] 10 H 35-37 (Bringuier); see app. XIII, p. 728.

[C6-436] CE 826, pp. 5-10; 10 H 53-57 (Martello).

[C6-437] Lee DE 6, 7; Bringuier DE 1; 11 H 158-171 (Stuckey); 10 H 39-43 (Bringuier); Stuckey DE 2, 3; Pizzo DE 453-A, 453-B.

[C6-438] Holmes DE 1.

[C6-439] 10 H 90, 93 (Lee).

[C6-440] See pp. 407-412, infra.

[C6-441] See CE 826, p. 7; CE 1413, p. 31; CE 1414; CE 3119, pp. 14-15; CE 3120. The Cuban Revolutionary Council, an anti-Castro organization, at one time did maintain an office at 544 Camp St., but it vacated the building early in 1962, before Oswald had returned from the Soviet Union, CE 1414.

[C6-442] CE 1410, 1411, 2542-2544; 10 H 90 (Lee).

[C6-443] 5 H 401-402 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-444] 10 H 62-71 (C. Steele, Jr.); see 10 H 93-94 (Lee); cf. Lee DE 5.

[C6-445] CE 826, p. 12; CE 2952, p. 3; CE 2973, 3037; cf. 5 H 9 (Belmont); 4 H 444-445 (Hosty); 4 H 432-436 (Quigley); compare, e.g., CE 3029, 3128.

[C6-446] 2 H 403, 407 (M. Paine); CE 783. 2213; 7 H 325 (Gregory L. Olds).

[C6-447] 2 H 403, 407-408 (M. Paine); 9 H 462-464 (Raymond F. Krystinik).

[C6-448] 11 H 424-425 (Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, Jr., Resigned, U.S. Army).

[C6-449] A. Johnson DE 7; 10 H 96, 103-104 (A. Johnson).

[C6-450] See pp. 182-187, supra.

[C6-451] In addition to the preceding discussion, see ch. VII. infra.

[C6-452] 5 H 480-500 (Bernard Weissman); CE 1811, pp. 4-15; CE 1815, pp. 710-714; CE 1034.

[C6-453] 5 H 496 (Weissman).

[C6-454] CE 1033, p. 1.

[C6-455] 5 H 497 (Weissman).

[C6-456] CE 1815, 1032, 1033, 1035, 1037, 1042, 1044, 1047, 1049; 5 H 498 (Weissman).

[C6-457] CE 1041, 1042; cf. CE 1049; see 5 H 526 (Weissman); see also note 458, infra.

[C6-458] CE 1032, 1033, 1037, 1038, 1040, 1044, 1047, 1049.

[C6-459] CE 1033, p. 2.

[C6-460] 5 H 491 (Weissman).

[C6-461] CE 1032; see CE 3112.

[C6-462] 5 H 490, 514, 519-520 (Weissman); CE 1811, pp. 6-7; CE 1813.

[C6-463] CE 1811, p. 8; CE 1878; 5 H 501, 505, 511, 519-520 (Weissman).

[C6-464] 5 H 506; 11 H 429 (Weissman); CE 1811, p. 9.

[C6-465] 5 H 505 (Weissman); see also CE 1815, p. 711; CE 1811, p. 9.

[C6-466] Id. at 505-508 (Weissman); CE 1815, p. 2; CE 1878, p. 298; CE 1811, p. 9.

[C6-467] 5 H 507-508 (Weissman); CE 1031, 1811, p. 9.

[C6-468] 5 H 504 (Weissman); CE 1878, 1882, 1811, p. 10; CE 1815, p. 712.

[C6-469] 5 H 506, 509, 511 (Weissman); CE 1878, p. 298; CE 1885, 1883, p. 306; CE 1884, p. 307.

[C6-470] CE 1882-1885.

[C6-471] 5 H 507-509 (Weissman).

[C6-472] 5 H 510-512 (Weissman); CE 1815, p. 712.

[C6-473] Ibid.; CE 1882, pp. 1-2.

[C6-474] 5 H 509 (Weissman); CE 1811, p. 11; CE 1815, p. 711; CE 1878, p. 298.

[C6-475] Ibid.; CE 1031.

[C6-476] 5 H 509 (Weissman).

[C6-477] 5 H 508-509 (Weissman); CE 1811, p. 11; CE 1815, p. 711.

[C6-478] 5 H 507 (Weissman).

[C6-479] Ibid.

[C6-480] Ibid.

[C6-481] Id. at 511, 517.

[C6-482] Id. at 511, 520; CE 1815, p. 713.

[C6-483] 5 H 511 (Weissman).

[C6-484] Ibid.

[C6-485] Ibid.

[C6-486] Id. at 515-516, 521-524; CE 1811, p. 12; CE 1815, p. 713; 3139.

[C6-487] 2 H 60 (Mark Lane).

[C6-488] 5 H 553-555 (Lane); see CE 2510-2518.

[C6-489] 5 H 522-524 (Weissman).

[C6-490] CE 996.

[C6-491] CE 2473, 2474, 1837, 5 H 541 (Robert G. Klause).

[C6-492] CE 1835.

[C6-493] 5 H 536-537, 539-544 (Klause); CE 1836, 2474, 1835.

[C6-494] 5 H 425-426, 429, 431 (Surrey); 11 H 412 (Walker).

[C6-495] 5 H 428 (Surrey).

[C6-496] Ibid.

[C6-497] Ibid.

[C6-498] CE 1835, p. 2; 5 H 537-539 (Klause).

[C6-499] Id. at 537 (Klause); CE 2473.

[C6-500] 5 H 536 (Klause).

[C6-501] Id. at 537-538.

[C6-502] Id. at 539.

[C6-503] Id. at 537; CE 1836, p. 2.

[C6-504] 5 H 539 (Klause); CE 1836, p. 2.

[C6-505] 5 H 538 (Klause).

[C6-506] Id. at 538-539 (Klause); CE 1836, p. 2; CE 2473, pp. 1-2; CE 2474.

[C6-507] 5 H 539 (Klause); CE 1836, p. 2.

[C6-508] 5 H 539 (Klause); CE 1836, pp. 1-2; CE 2473, p. 1; CE 2474, p. 6.

[C6-509] 5 H 539-540 (Klause).

[C6-510] Id. at 546; CE 1836, p. 2.

[C6-511] CE 2473, p. 2.

[C6-512] Id. at p. 3.

[C6-513] CE 1836, p. 2.

[C6-514] CE 2473, p. 2.

[C6-515] 5 H 530-531 (Weissman).

[C6-516] CE 1835-1836, 2473-2474, 3103.

[C6-517] 5 H 531 (Weissman).

[C6-518] 5 H 542 (Klause); 5 H 447-448 (Surrey); 11 H 424-425 (Walker).

[C6-519] 1 H 23, 28, 45 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-520] Id. at 28, 45.

[C6-521] CE 2478.

[C6-522] 1 H 22-24, 44-47 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-523] Id. at 45.

[C6-524] Id. at 22-23; CE 1404, pp. 451-453.

[C6-525] 11 H 214-215 (Dr. and Mrs. John B. McFarland); and see 11 H 179-180 (Estelle Twiford) (Oswald told her in Houston, Tex. that he was a member of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee and on his way to Mexico.)

[C6-526] 1 H 23, 46-47 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-527] 1 H 24-25 (Marina Oswald); see also ch. VII, pp. 412-413; app. XIII, p. 730. (One purpose of Oswald’s Fair Play for Cuba activities was to get him into Cuba.)

[C6-528] See app. XIII, pp. 731-733, for time of departure from New Orleans; see CE 2121, p. 47; CE 2566, p. 2, for arrival in Mexico City.

[C6-529] CE 2121, p. 39.

[C6-530] Ibid.

[C6-531] Ibid.

[C6-532] See app. XIII, pp. 730-731.

[C6-533] CE 2121, p. 39.

[C6-534] 1 H 24-25 (Marina Oswald); and see CE 2121, p. 39.

[C6-535] CE 2121, pp. 39-40

[C6-536] See CE 2121, pp. 39-40; CE 2564.

[C6-537] See app. XIII, pp. 734-736.

[C6-538] 1 H 27-28, 50 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-539] CE 2121, pp. 35-41.

[C6-540] CE 2120, pp. 4-6.

[C6-541] CE 2121, p. 42; CE 2120, p. 3. The official report of the Government of Mexico is set out in CE 2120 and CE 2123.

[C6-542] CE 2121, p. 38 (Silvia Duran).

[C6-543] CE 2123, attachment 5, p. 3.

[C6-544] Ibid.; CE 2121, p. 35.

[C6-545] See app. XIII, pp. 730-731, for documents Oswald took with him; CE 2121, pp. 39-40 (Silvia Duran’s statement); 1 H 24-25 (Marina Oswald); CE 18, p. 54 (the “notation” of the address Silvia Duran gave Oswald).

[C6-546] CE 2445.

[C6-547] CE 2564.

[C6-548] CE 2564.

[C6-549] E.g., compare CE 2564 with CE 1969.

[C6-550] CE 3127.

[C6-551] Compare 2564 with CE 156, 161.

[C6-552] CE 2121, pp. 26-28.

[C6-553] CE 2121, pp. 53, 58.

[C6-554] 11 H 214-15 (Dr. and Mrs. John B. McFarland); 11 H 217 (Pamela Mumford); CE 2121, pp. 72-78.

[C6-555] CE 2121, pp. 53-58.

[C6-556] CE 2121, pp. 57-58. The only witness who places Oswald with anyone else during the trip was thoroughly discredited. See CE 2450, 2451, 2569, 2570, 2571, 2572, 2573, 2574, 2575, 3095.

[C6-557] CE 2450.

[C6-558] 11 H 217 (Mumford); CE 2195, pp. 2-3, 40-42.

[C6-559] CE 2195, pp. 44-46.

[C6-560] 11 H 220-221 (Mumford); 11 H 214 (McFarland); CE 2195, pp. 5-6.

[C6-561] CE 2195 passim.

[C6-562] CE 2121. p. 59.

[C6-563] Id. at 48-59; CE 3074.

[C6-564] CE 18, p. 54.

[C6-565] CE 2568.

[C6-566] CE 2567, p. 3.

[C6-567] This is the case of “D” treated at 55, infra.

[C6-568] CE 2949.

[C6-569] CE 2948

[C6-570] CE 2676.

[C6-571] CE 2950.

[C6-572] CE 2952, 2953, 2954, 2955, p. 5.

[C6-573] CE 2959.

[C6-574] E.g., CE 2951.

[C6-575] CE 2946.

[C6-576] CE 3047.

[C6-577] CE 2952, p. 2; CE 2955, pp. 1-4.

[C6-578] CE 3152, 1161.

[C6-579] 5 H 365 (Dean Rusk).

[C6-580] CE 986, pp. 1-3; CE 29.

[C6-581] CE 6; CE 986.

[C6-582] CE 8.

[C6-583] CE 986.

[C6-584] CE 2768, 2772, 2444, 3042, pp. 59, 65.

[C6-585] CE 15.

[C6-586] CE 16.

[C6-587] 3 H 13-18, 51-52 (R. Paine).

[C6-588] 1 H 45 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-589] CE 2764.

[C6-590] CE 2764.

[C6-591] CE 3126.

[C6-592] 1 H 44, 49.

[C6-593] Oswald entered Mexico on Sept. 26 and his tourist card was good for 15 days thereafter; CE 2478, reproduced in report, p. 300.

[C6-594] CE 792; 7 H 295 (Harry Holmes); Holmes DE 3.

[C6-595] 7 H 527 (Holmes); see Holmes DE 1-A.

[C6-596] See pp. 118-122, 172-174, supra.

[C6-597] CE 1158.

[C6-598] CE 817; 7 H 296 (H. Holmes).

[C6-599] Holmes DE 1: 7 H 292-293 (H. Holmes).

[C6-600] Holmes DE 4, pp. 1, 2; app. XIII, pp. 713-730, 737-740.

[C6-601] 10 H 294 (Mrs. A. C. Johnson); 6 H 435-437 (Earlene Roberts).

[C6-602] CE 1160, 1158, 1152, 1178.

[C6-603] CE 1799, p. 1.

[C6-604] See footnotes 594, 597, 599, supra.

[C6-605] CE 791; 11 H 136, 149 (Gibson).

[C6-606] CE 817; 8 H 91 (L. Murret).

[C6-607] Holmes DE 1; 10 H 292-293 (Mrs. A. C. Johnson).

[C6-608] 1 H 350, 356, 392 (R. Oswald); CE 322: Cunningham DE 3, 3-A; Hunley DE 2, 5; Creel DE 1; Rachal DE 1; CE 427: 10 H 198 (Dennis H. Ofstein); CE 1167, p. 489. See also, e.g., Holmes DE 3-A: Arnold Johnson DE 5; V. T. Lee DE 7, 8-A, 8-B, 8-C, 9; Dobbs DE 6, 9, 10; R. Watts DE 1, 4, 5.

[C6-609] See pp. 121-122, supra.

[C6-610] See, e.g., CE 1135, 2973, 2971-2972, 3113; Semingson DE 3001.

[C6-611] See CE 796, 815, 809, 806, 819, 1398; see 4 H 380-399 (Alwyn Cole).

[C6-612] Id. at 387.

[C6-613] Id. at 387-388; 10 H 184-186 (John J. Graef), 196-197 (Ofstein), 169 (Robert L. Stovall).

[C6-614] 10 H 186 (Graef), 198, 201 (Ofstein).

[C6-615] 4 H 378-389 (Cole).

[C6-616] 10 H 186-187 (Graef), 198 (Ofstein), 172 (Stovall).

[C6-617] CE 800; CE 115.

[C6-618] CE 2478.

[C6-619] CE 2539, p. 1.

[C6-620] CE 2121, p. 47: CE 2480.

[C6-621] CE 2463: 11 H 217, 220 (Pamela Mumford); CE 2120, pp. 39-41; cf. 11 H 179-180 (Mrs. E. Twiford).

[C6-622] See footnote 601, supra.

[C6-623] 6 H 401 (Mary E. Bledsoe).

[C6-624] CE 1410, 1411.

[C6-625] CE 135; 7 H 377 (Heinz W. Michaelis): CE 3088.

[C6-626] CE 1398.

[C6-627] 11 H 226-231 (Dial D. Ryder); CE 1333; Greener DE 1; CE 1334

[C6-628] 11 H 226 (Ryder), 251 (Charles W. Greener); see p. 119, supra.

[C6-629] See pp. 118-122, 172-174, supra.

[C6-630] 11 H 231-233 (Ryder); CE 1334, p. 4.

[C6-631] CE 2454, p. 6; 7 H 224-225 (F. M. Turner); CE 1334, p. 24; 11 H 246-247 (Greener).

[C6-632] CE 1325; 11 H 227 (Ryder).

[C6-633] CE 1334, pp. 1-2, 13.

[C6-634] 11 H 226, 230-231, 234 (Ryder), 246, 251 (Greener).

[C6-635] 11 H 234, 226, 230-231 (Ryder); CE 1333, p. 2.

[C6-636] 11 H 225-226, 233, 235-238 (Ryder).

[C6-637] CE 1330, p. 2.

[C6-638] 11 H 241-242, 244, 237 (Schmidt), 464-467 (Lehrer).

[C6-639] CE 1334, pp. 14-20; CE 3030.

[C6-640] 11 H 254-259 (Gertrude Hunter); 11 H 263-275 (Edith Whitworth).

[C6-641] 11 H 261-262, 282, 284 (Mrs. Hunter), 11 H 272, 283 (Mrs. Whitworth).

[C6-642] 11 H 277, 300-301; 5 H 399-400 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-643] CE 1337, 2974.

[C6-644] 11 H 226, 228-229 (Ryder); CE 2974.

[C6-645] 11 H 264, 274, 286-288 (Mrs. Whitworth); 11 H 257 (Mrs. Hunter).

[C6-646] CE 1327.

[C6-647] 11 H 263, 265-266 (Mrs. Whitworth); see CE 1327, 3089.

[C6-648] 11 H 254, 280, 289 (Mrs. Hunter).

[C6-649] 11 H 280 (Marina Oswald); see footnotes 707, 708, infra.

[C6-650] 11 H 256 (Mrs. Hunter); 11 H 266 (Mrs. Whitworth); CE 2454; 11 H 290-292 (Marina Oswald), 11 H 155 (R. Paine).

[C6-651] 11 H 154 (R. Paine).

[C6-652] See ibid.; 11 H 277 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-653] 11 H 255, 280, 288 (Mrs. Hunter).

[C6-654] CE 2976.

[C6-655] CE 2976.

[C6-656] CE 2977.

[C6-657] CE 2975.

[C6-658] CE 2977, p. 3.

[C6-659] E.g., compare CE 2903 and CE 2446 with app. XIII, pp. 730-736; compare CE 2944 with CE 2448, CE 3049, 3 H 214 (Roy Truly), and CE 2454; compare CE 2447 with CE 2904 and CE 3049: see CE 2547; compare CE 3110 with CE 2925; compare CE 2926, 2927, 2928 with CE 3049; see CE 2933, 2908: see also, e.g., 10 H 309-327 (Clifton M. Shasteen); CE 2209, 3130.

[C6-660] 10 H 372 (Malcolm H. Price, Jr.).

[C6-661] 10 H 380 (Garland G. Slack).

[C6-662] 10 H 392 (Sterling C. Wood). 10 H 385-390 (Homer Wood).

[C6-663] 10 H 375-376 (M. Price), 10 H 383-384 (Slack), 10 H 388-389 (H. Wood), 10 H 394-395 (S. Wood).

[C6-664] CE 2934, 2935.

[C6-665] 10 H 356-363 (Floyd G. Davis), 10 H 363-369 (Virginia Davis); CE 2916, 2919.

[C6-666] CE 2915, 2917.

[C6-667] CE 2930, 2923, 2924, 2919, 2898, 2922, 2906, 3077; see 10 H 381 (Slack).

[C6-668] CE 2909, p. 238.

[C6-669] CE 2910.

[C6-670] 10 H 370 (M. Price); see app. XIII, pp. 730-736 infra.

[C6-671] 10 H 371 (M. Price), 10 H 380 (Slack), 10 H 361 (F. Davis).

[C6-672] 10 H 380 (Slack); but see 10 H 361 (F. Davis).

[C6-673] 11 H 154-155 (R. Paine); see also 2 H 515, 3 H 41 (R. Paine); 1 H 58, 62 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-674] 10 H 370 (M. Price), 10 H 365 (V. Davis).

[C6-675] See footnotes 707, 708 infra; cf. CE 2209.

[C6-676] 10 H 365 (V. Davis); CE 2941.

[C6-677] 10 H 393 (S. Wood); 10 H 381-382 (Slack); CE 2909; 10 H 358 (F. Davis).

[C6-678] Ibid.; 10 H 365-366 (V. Davis), 373 (M. Price); CE 2909, 3077.

[C6-679] CE 2897; CE 2898. pp. 116-117.

[C6-680] 10 H 373-374 (M. Price), 10 H 392, 395-397 (S. Wood), 10 H 381-383 (Slack); CE 2913.

[C6-681] CE 139; 3 H 392-396 (Robert A. Frazier).

[C6-682] 10 H 370 (M. Price), 10 H 386 (H. Wood), 10 H 391-392 (S. Wood); cf. 10 H 380 (Slack).

[C6-683] 10 H 374 (M. Price), 10 H 382 (Slack); 10 H 392 (S. Wood); see also CE 2916, 2935, 2915.

[C6-684] 10 H 374 (M. Price), 10 H 382 (Slack).

[C6-685] 10 H 386 (H. Wood), 392 (S. Wood); CE 2924, 2915.

[C6-686] CE 139, 3133; 3 H 392-296 (Frazier), 154 (Howard L. Brennan).

[C6-687] 10 H 374 (M. Price), 10 H 382 (Slack); 4 H 257 (J. C. Day); CE 139; 10 H 395 (S. Wood).

[C6-688] 10 H 374 (M. Price); 3 H 394 (Frazier); CE 541, pp. 3, 4.

[C6-689] 10 H 372-373 (M. Price).

[C6-690] See pp. 315-316, supra., ch IV. pp. 113-122.

[C6-691] 10 H 395 (S. Wood), 10 H 382 (Slack).

[C6-692] 10 H 370-371 (M. Price), 10 H 391 (S. Wood), 10 H (F. Davis); but cf. CE 2910.

[C6-693] CE 2921, 2918, 2905, 2920, 3049.

[C6-694] See, e.g., 2 H 226-229, 241 (Buell W. Frazier); 10 H 297 (Mrs. A. C. Johnson); 6 H 426 (Mary Bledsoe); CE 2932.

[C6-695] See 10 H 352-356 (Albert Guy Bogard).

[C6-696] In addition to the corroborating evidence discussed in text, it is to be noted that on Feb. 24, 1964, Mr. Bogard was interviewed by the FBI in regard to his allegation with the use of a polygraph. No significant emotional responses were recorded by the polygraph when Bogard was asked relevant questions concerning his report. The responses recorded were those normally expected of a person telling the truth. CE 3031. However, because of the uncertain reliability of the results of polygraph tests, see app. XVII, pp. 813-816, infra, the Commission has placed no reliance upon these results.

[C6-697] 10 H 342-345 (Frank Pizzo); CE 3078, p. 7.

[C6-698] CE 3091, 3092.

[C6-699] CE 3071, p. 365.

[C6-700] 10 H 344 (Pizzo); CE 3078 p. 7.

[C6-701] Ibid.

[C6-702] See 10 H 354 (Bogard); CE 3071, 2969.

[C6-703] 10 H 346, 350 (Pizzo); CE 3071 p. 2.

[C6-704] CE 3091.

[C6-705] 10 H 347-351 (Pizzo); CE 2970.

[C6-706] CE 3078, p. 7.

[C6-707] 1 H 112-113, 5 H 402, 11 H 280 (Marina Oswald); 8 H 142-143 (L. Murret); id. at 185 (C. Murret); 2 H 292-293 (R. Oswald); 8 H 399 (E. Hall); 9 H 87 (G. Taylor); 10 H 126-127 (Cunningham); 11 H 56-57 (J. Pic).

[C6-708] 2 H 502-517, 11 H 153-54 (R. Paine).

[C6-709] 2 H 515, 3 H 41, 11 H 153-154 (R. Paine); 1 H 58, 62 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-710] 11 H 368-369, 373, 375, 377, 379 (Sylvia Odio).

[C6-711] Id. at 370-372.

[C6-712] Id. at 370, 382.

[C6-713] Id. at 370-371.

[C6-714] Id. at 372.

[C6-715] Ibid.

[C6-716] Id. at 372-373, 377.

[C6-717] Id. at 373.

[C6-718] Id. at 382, 385.

[C6-719] CE 2907.

[C6-720] 11 H 370, 374 (S. Odio); CE 2942.

[C6-721] 1 H 26 (Marina Oswald); CE 2124, p. 383; CE 405, 1156, pp. 443-444; CE 2125, pp. 475, 477; CE 2479; 10 H 276-277 (Jesse J. Garner).

[C6-722] CE 2131; 2939.

[C6-723] CE 2938, 2939, 2940, 3109, 2131, 2476.

[C6-724] CE 2131, 2939.

[C6-725] CE 2961, 2132, pp. 10-14; CE 2533, 2962.

[C6-726] 1 H 27 (Marina Oswald); 11 H 214 (McFarland); 179-180 (Estelle Twiford); 11 H 179 (Horace E. Twiford).

[C6-727] CE 2191, pp. 5-7.

[C6-728] 11 H 214-215 (McFarland).

[C6-729] CE 2193, pp. 1-2; CE 2123, 2566, pp. 2-3; CE 2534.

[C6-730] CE 2138, pp. 12-14; CE 3075, 3086. But see 11 H 179 (Estelle Twiford).

[C6-731] CE 3090.

[C6-732] CE 2534.

[C6-733] 11 H 214-215 (McFarland); CE 2534, 2732.

[C6-734] 11 H 214-215 (McFarland); see also 1 H 27 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-735] 11 H 179-180 (E. Twiford).

[C6-736] CE 3045.

[C6-737] Ibid.; see 11 H 372 (S. Odio).

[C6-738] See note 736, supra.

[C6-739] CE 3148.

[C6-740] Ibid.

[C6-741] Ibid.; 11 H 375 (S. Odio).

[C6-742] CE 2390.

[C6-743] CE 3147.

[C6-744] CE 3146.

[C6-745] Ibid.

[C6-746] Ibid.

[C6-747] 11 H 370 (S. Odio).

[C6-748] 11 H 341-346 (Rodriguez).

[C6-749] Compare 11 H 341-342 (Rodriguez) with 11 H 370, 382-383 (S. Odio).

[C6-750] 11 H 343 (Rodriguez).

[C6-751] 11 H 350-351 (Orest Pena).

[C6-752] CE 2902.

[C6-753] Id. at 15; compare 11 H 355-356 (O. Pena).

[C6-754] 11 H 342 (Rodriguez); 351 (O. Pena); CE 2477, p. 10.

[C6-755] 1 H 35, 83, 100 (Marina Oswald); 2 H 487 (R. Paine); 8 H 389 (A. Meller); 9 H 244 (G. De Mohrenschildt); 11 H 150 (D. Gibson).

[C6-756] 11 H 325-339 (Dean Andrews).

[C6-757] Id. at 331; CE 3094; CD 2899.

[C6-758] CE 2900, 2901, 3104.

[C6-759] 1 H 142, 191-193, 195-196, 200 (Marguerite Oswald); but see e.g., 1 H 20, 83 (Marina Oswald); 3 H 108 (R. Paine).

[C6-760] CE 1138, p. 3; 1 H 206 (Marguerite Oswald).

[C6-761] CE 821; 4 H 408-409 (John W. Fain).

[C6-762] 1 H 214 (Marguerite Oswald); see generally footnote 865.

[C6-763] CE 2580 p. 4; 2581.

[C6-764] 8 H 341 (Pauline Bates).

[C6-765] Ibid.

[C6-766] 5 H 120-121 (John A. McCone); 5 H 121-122 (Richard M. Helms); see also CE 3138 (Department of Defense).

[C6-767] CE 870.

[C6-768] 5 H 105-106 (J. Edgar Hoover); 5 H 14-15. 26-27 (Alan H. Belmont); 4 H 429 (Fain); 4 H 440 (John L. Quigley); 4 H 469 (James P. Hosty).

[C6-769] CE 825.

[C6-770] CE 835.

[C6-771] CE 18, address book, p. 76.

[C6-772] 4 H 451 (James P. Hosty); 3 H 18, 103-104 (Ruth Paine).

[C6-773] 1 H 48 (Marina Oswald); 3 H 18, 99 (R. Paine).

[C6-774] 1 H 48 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-775] Ibid.

[C6-776] See generally CE 1135, 1141, 1150, 1152, 1158, 1159, 1160, 1161, 1162, 1163, 1164, 1165, 1166, 1167, see CE 1169.

[C6-777] 1 H 82-83 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-778] CE 1148, 1149, 1155.

[C6-779] CE 1169, 1 H 62 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-780] 10 H 230 (Chester A. Riggs, Jr.); CE 1160; 10 H 237-241 (Mrs. Mahlon Tobias); CE 1133, 1134; 11 H 155 (M. Waldo George); 10 H 265 (Mrs. Jesse Garner); CE 1139; see 1 H 10 (Marina Oswald) see CE 1160.

[C6-781] 11 H 140-141 (Mrs. Donald Gibson); 2 H 470-472 (R. Paine); 9 H 225-226 (G. De Mohrenschildt), 308 (J. De Mohrenschildt), 77 (Gary E. Taylor); 1 H 134-135 (Marguerite Oswald).

[C6-782] See app. XIII, pp. 713-715.

[C6-783] 1 H 7-8 (Marina Oswald); 8 H 394-395 (Elena Hall); 11 H 120 (Alexander Kleinlerer).

[C6-784] 2 H 299, 304 (Katherine Ford); 8 H 386-387 (Anna N. Meller); 1 H 11-12 (Marina Oswald); 8 H 416 (Valentina Ray).

[C6-785] 10 H 288-290 (Colin Barnhorst); id. at 281-283 (Richard L. Hulen); CE 1160, p. 3; 10 H 307 (A. C. Johnson); 6 H 401-402 (Mary Bledsoe); cf. CE 1166, p. 3.

[C6-786] 8 H 133-135, 138-139 (Lillian Murret); 2 H 459-468 (R. Paine).

[C6-787] 3 H 9, 12-13, 18, 32, 39-41 (R. Paine); 1 H 26, 51, 53-55, 79 (Marina Oswald); 2 H 217 (Buell W. Frazier).

[C6-788] 1 H 8 (Marina Oswald); 8 H 394 (E. Hall); 2 H 299 (Katherine Ford); 3 H 9 (R. Paine).

[C6-789] 3 H 93 (R. Paine); 1 H 62, 69, 70 (Marina Oswald); 1 H 134 (Marguerite Oswald); see e.g., 1 H 134 (Marguerite Oswald); 1 H 6 (Marina Oswald); see also note 304, supra. Oswald purchased a TV set on credit, but it was returned without any payment having been made on it; CE 1165, pp. 17-21; CE 1167, pp. 490-495; 11 H 210 (Albert F. Staples); 9 H 360, 361, 362, 363 (R. Paine).

[C6-790] 1 H 135-136 (Marguerite Oswald); 8 H 372-373 (Bouhe), 382 (Meller), 394 (E. Hall); 9 H 324-325 (J. De Mohrenschildt); 11 H 119 (Kleinlerer); see also 9 H 66-68 (Dymitruk); 8 H 416 (V. Ray).

[C6-791] 2 H 487 (R. Paine); 1 H 35 (Marina Oswald); 8 H 153 (L. Murret); 8 H 418 (V. Ray).

[C6-792] E.g., 1 H 5, 5 H 416 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-793] 1 H 134 (Marguerite Oswald).

[C6-794] 2 H 217 (B. W. Frazier).

[C6-795] 11 H 171 (William K. Stuckey); 8 H 133, 135, 148 (L. Murret), 193 (John Murret); CE 146, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163.

[C6-796] 9 H 144 (Paul Gregory).

[C6-797] 1 H 134-135 (Marguerite Oswald); 1 H 7; 8 H 382-385 (A. Meller); 8 H 393-394 (E. Hall); 8 H 416 (V. Ray); 8 H 372-373 (Bouhe); see 9 H 144 (Paul Gregory); cf. 8 H 369 (Bouhe); id. at 387 (Meller).

[C6-798] 1 H 69-70 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-799] 1 H 318 (R. Oswald).

[C6-800] CE 1138, pp. 11-12.

[C6-801] 1 H 30 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-802] 7 H 376 (Heinz W. Michaelis); Michaelis DE 2; CE 1137; see app. XIV, p. 743.

[C6-803] CE 1410, 1411.

[C6-804] 10 H 64-66 (C. Steele, Jr.). It is not known whether the second person who assisted Oswald was also paid by him. CE 2216; see generally, note 434, supra.

[C6-805] See app. XIV, p. 744.

[C6-806] 2 H 468-469; 9 H 343 (R. Paine); 1 H 19 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-807] 3 H 9-12 (R. Paine).

[C6-808] 8 H 186-187 (Charles Murret).

[C6-809] 1 H 27 (Marina Oswald); CE 2131, 2476; see app. XIII, p. 731.

[C6-810] See app. XIII, pp. 730-736; app. XIV, p. 745.

[C6-811] 10 H 334-336, 340 (Leonard A. Hutchison).

[C6-812] CE 3121; CE 1165, pp. 5-6; 1 H 58 (Marina Oswald), CE 3129, p. 4

[C6-813] 10 H 328-333, 340 (Hutchison).

[C6-814] 11 H 155 (R. Paine), 290-291 (Marina Oswald); 10 H 296 (Mrs. A. C. Johnson); 6 H 404-405 (Mary Bledsoe); CE 2454, pp. 2-4.

[C6-815] CE 2789, pp. 630-631.

[C6-816] 10 H 328-329, 336-338 (Hutchison); but see CE 2789, pp. 629-630.

[C6-817] Note 814, supra; 2 H 213, 222-225 (B. W. Frazier); 10 H 328 (Hutchison); see CE 3129, p. 6.

[C6-818] 10 H 328, 338 (Hutchison).

[C6-819] CE 3129, p. 1; see also 1 H 58 (Marina Oswald).

[C6-820] Compare. 10 H 338 (Hutchison) with CE 1132; 1 H 348 (R. Oswald).

[C6-821] 10 H 414-415, 422-423 (L. Wilcox).

[C6-822] 11 H 315-318 (Robert G. Fenley), 311-312 (C. A. Hamblen); Wilcox DE 3005. Hamblen repeated the story to a second journalist the following day. 11 H 316 (Fenley).

[C6-823] Wilcox DE 3005; see also Wilcox DE 3007; 11 H 312 (Hamblen); 10 H 415-417 (L. Wilcox).

[C6-824] 11 H 311-314 (Hamblen).

[C6-825] 11 H 318-325 (A. Lewis); Wilcox DE 3006; 10 H 417-421 (L. Wilcox).

[C6-826] Wilcox DE 3008; 10 H 412-413 (Semingsen), 423 (L. Wilcox).

[C6-827] 10 H 419-425 (L. Wilcox), 407-413 (Semingsen); Semingsen DE 3001.

[C6-828] 11 H 313 (Hamblen); 10 H 424 (L. Wilcox), 413 (Semingsen).

[C6-829] 10 H 424 (L. Wilcox), 412-413 (Semingsen).

[C6-830] See 13 H 436 (Curtis La Verne Crafard).

[C6-831] Crafard DE 5226, p. 150; CE 2319.

[C6-832] Crafard DE 5226, pp. 147-148, 150; but see CE 2322.

[C6-833] CE 2276, 2291.

[C6-834] CE 1669.

[C6-835] CE 2265.

[C6-836] CE 2251.

[C6-837] CE 2269, 2288; see also CE 2319.

[C6-838] CE 2245.