“LHO's immediate supervisor while LHO was employed at the Reily Coffee Company in New Orleans, La. : On February 14, 1978 at about 6:45 p.m. at his residence, 3417 Lyndel Drive, Charmant, La., (504) 279-3715, Mr. Emmett Barbee was interviewed and states that he was employed as a m”
“NS Name Zack Stout Date June 1, 1978 Time 2000 Address 601 Queen Street, Maize, Kan. Place residence Interview: Mr. Stout recalls LHO as a Marine Private with whom he was assigned in MACS-1 in Atsugi, Japan, late in 1957. Stout arrived in 8/57 and recalls LHO arriving "a couple o”
“not know the particulars of the incident. Call stated that he did not know that LHO had a family until 1959 when he was about to be discharged from the service. LHO came to him and told him that his mother was ill and that he was getting a hardship discharge from the ser-”
“, Bobby Warren and LHO," if for no other reason "we were all young within months of being the same - age. were all green as grass and consequently got a lot of crappy details together." When they left Atsugi for the Philippines, they spent most of their free time together on boar”
“those days was that when a Marine any Marine several times, he was in love. visited a particular bar So, yes, he saw LHO (like the rest of MACS-1) in the "Queen Bee" with the same girl, but it was an entirely different connotation than the same situation would have been in the St”
“Didn't play cards at first, later might of NW 66000 Docld:32265131 Page 6 Stout interview Page five played for "pay day stakes" meaning I'll pay you later. As far as women went, Yamato girls were the cheapest and he didn't see LHO with them anywhere else. And this was only a late”
“rtain LHO wasn't anywhere near the violent NW 66000 Docld:32265131 Page 9 Stout interview page eight party. That just wasn't his thing. After some time passed, they heard the official investigation resulted in an "accidental shooting" indicating Marty had apparently been horsing ”
“our separate ways. I never saw him again." NW 66000 Docld:32265131 Page 11 Stout interview. page ten Stout was surprised at the news of LHO's defection. He wasn't aware of code and frequency changes, not that it probably didn't occur, but it was an ongoing thing. At least every m”
“Page 3 Monit Jack Moriarty Date transcribed June 26, 1978 By: ijr Form #4-A Stout interview Page two communications officer (Lt. Cherrie) and two staff or technical sergeants (doesn't recall their names). These three men had "secret" clearance and were the only ones allowed to en”
“Gary Edward Taylor Interview Page 3. Russia and he added that LHO was "a person of few social graces" and that he appeared to be a person who had no time for people in general. He described him as being untypical and as being a person who was self-motivated.to personal ef”
“h the guard section that included Schrand, but he feels certain LHO wasn't anywhere near the violent NW 66000 Docld:32265131 Page 9 Stout interview page eight”
“Gary Edward Taylor Interview Page 7. three people in the company, a man by the name of Ken Brown, and J. E. Sellers and himself. The company was involved in making television/motion picture advertising. Taylor stated that he knew of no employee of the Sellers Company w”
“rospect, he can't recall any action or mannerism on the part of LHO which hinted at any such desire. NW 66000 Docld:32265131 Page 10 Stout interview page nine They did fire familiaration (course) together at Atsugi and he advised LHO was at best a poor marksman. He'd heard from t”
“judge in the state of California. although he isn't certain of which state. As far as LHO's interests—personal or professional -—were concerned, Call stated that he had no knowledge except that LHO was very in terested in the Russian way of life. He was extremely interes”
“Richard Dennis Call Interview Page 5. time he knew him, had never spoken of any member of his fam ily. Call indicated that he was quite shocked to learn that LHO was getting out on a hardship discharge. Call further stated that prior to his discharge from the Marine Corp”
“was nearby. He slept in that cubicle too. NW 66000 Docld:32265131 Page 7 : Stout interview page six Stout assumed, as did the rest, LHO was attempting to forego the maneuvers in the Philippines which was timed to coincide with local unrest. It seems the first "accidental" version”
“Richard Dennis Call Interview Page 4. "Lee," themen in the unit would call him either "Comrade" or "Oswaldovitch." Lee would show his interest in the Russian way of life by, on occasion, when he was playing chess, if he was asked which men he wanted out of the set of red a”
“ClarenceJRap Mr. Taylor said that he had never heard LHO men- tion that he had attempted to commit suicide while in Russia nor had he ever noticed any scars as a result of that attempt. Mr. Taylor stated that LHO would talk about Russia and his stay Interviewer Signature ”
“1. v9.1 NW 66000 Docld:32260991 Page 1 1 of DeMohrenschildt File Review Beth Anne Lichtenfels 013784 During the last week in May, 1978, I examined the files of George DeMohren- schildt at the request of staff attorney Mickey Goldsmith. The following is a summary of the available ”
“Oswald had given him a manuscript which he, LHO, had writ- ten. Taylor said that he read a very small part of the writ ings and concluded that it was very poorly done and so he never finished reading it. Taylor continued to recall and stated while giving his Warren' Co”
“stated that the two newspapers were the two most popular Russian newspapers in circulation in the United States today. Mr. Call recalled a particular record that he owned that was in Russian. The name of the record he said was "Russian Fireworks." He said that LHO enjoyed”
“Gary Edward Taylor Interview Page 4. except to say that it was a rifle. He stated that he believed Marina was afraid of LHO and during this visit she sensed that she anxious for him to leave. He recalled that he had seen signs of Marina being battered by LHO. He had obser”
“Gary Edward Taylor Interview Page 5. Jack Genner, Counsel for the Warren Commission, and that he did not reconize - it as the one given him by LHO. He further stated that about a year ago he was interviewed by Edward Epstein, the author, and at that time he was shown a ”
“one was with LHO when the shooting took place, but Crawley was nearby. He slept in that cubicle too. NW 66000 Docld:32265131 Page 7 : Stout interview page six”
“Gary Edward Taylor Interview Page 2. in the Soviet Union only in a general way and would never be specific. He talked about the society as a whole but never about his position in it. Mr. Taylor had the impression that Oswald did not like living in the Soviet Union. He sta”
“00 Docld:32265131 Page 8 He remembers Marty Schrand "a tall, skinny kid." Stout interview page seven After Corregidor, they were at Cubic Point and Marty was on (guard) post. It was about 2000 hours and Marty's post concerned a couple of rows of trucks 80, maybe 90. That location”
“Richard Dennis Call Interview Page 3. he would be playing Russian music in his quarters and if LHO heard the music he would respond to where he was and re ply "Did you call?" Mr. Call stated that it was common know ledge in his unit that LHO: was studying the Russian la”
“comments critical of the US. On these occasions, SUBJECT and HIS brother argued in defense of the US and HIS father was not able to influence HIS political thinking and beliefs. (3) SUBJECT was interviewed under oath on 25 March 1969, and was willing to submit to polygraph e”
“ranscribed July 12, 1978 By: CS NW, 66000 Docld:32246621 Page 3 Form #4-A Interview: George Moffit 2 experience with C-54s and said that there was at least one C-54 and possibly two, detailed to General Roberts. Mr. Moffit turned to the Marine Corp attorney when asked whether or ”
“Russian Government was not interested in him and he believed that this hurt LHO. Taylor stated that sometime about six months before the assassination, he had visited Marina at their apartment on Neeley Street in Oakcliff. but Lee was not home at the time. While he was at”
“Marine Base Santa Ana, California 92707 Interview: George Moffit was interviewed in connection with his association with a fellow Marine, Larry Huff. George Moffit served in the Marines off and on for twenty years and retired Dec. 31, 1968, with the rank of Master Gunnery Sergean”
“KENNEDY SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS Name Gary Edward Taylor Date June 11, 1978 Time 3:00 p.m @ Address 3716 Cole Avenue, #102, Place Holiday Inn, Regal Row, Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas 75204 'Interview: The purpose of the interview of Mr. Taylor was to review h”
“KENNEDY SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS Name Richard Dennis Call Date June 6, 1978 Time4:00 p.m. Address Box #623,A, Route 5, Fleming- Place Residence ton, New Jersey 08822 Interview: Mr. Call stated that in 1959 he was in the United States Marine Corps and statione”
“and used it in many enterprises in many areas. Most of the MACS-1 men frequented the "Queen Bee" in NW 66000 Docld:32265131 Page 5 Stout interview Page four He never Yamato. He's seen Lee Harvey Oswald in there as well as most of MAC-1. He sometimes went with Lee Harvey Oswald an”
“the country required diplomatic clearance. NW 66000 Docld:32246621 Page 5 Interview: George Moffit 4 Moffit said that there were non classified units at Iwakuni. He specifically remembered three_fighter squadrons. Moffit said he was aware of the existence of U-2s at Atsugi, Japan”
“Richard Dennis Call Page 2. ment the unit used. Mr. Call stated that he was Oswald's immediate supervisor. He was not a close friend of Lee Harvey Oswald but the interest they shared was mainly the game of chess. Oswald would play chess with him quite often. He described”
“nsof present or former military personnel to the Soviet Union or any other country. Moffit also said NW 66000 Docld:32246621 Page 6 Interview: George Moffit 5 that he didn't know anyone who knew Lee Oswald to his knowledge. Moffit said his mailing address is 2530 South Lowell St.”
“investigation following the assassination NW 66000 Docld:32246621 Page 4 Interview: George Moffit 3 including any that may have gone to Dallas. He said he is certain he never told Larry Huff that he either participated in the planning of or in the execution of a trip to Dallas in”
“O Club where Wayne got "smoked up." He only heard this. He adds they weren't allowed near the place. NW 66000 Docld:32265131 Page 8 He remembers Marty Schrand "a tall, skinny kid." Stout interview page seven”