Mr. LIEBELER. Do you have anything else that you think that the
Commission would be interested in that I haven't asked you about,
concerning your knowledge of Oswald, and your relations with him?
Mr. ALBA. I wouldn't think. The source of conversations was of a nature
of a neighborhood acquaintanceship, nothing more. He has never been
suggestive toward any other things other than what I have already
discussed with you, as far as his interest in guns and gun magazines
and gun conversations.
Mr. LIEBELER. He never indicated any interest in Cuba or Cuban affairs?
Mr. ALBA. Never.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did you know that he had been arrested by the New Orleans
Police Department in connection with the distribution of "Fair Play for
Cuba Committee" literature in New Orleans?
Mr. ALBA. No; I hadn't, but I found out after the assassination.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did you know that he appeared on WDSU television and
debated with some Cubans? You don't know that?
Mr. ALBA. No.
Mr. LIEBELER. If you can't think of anything else, anything else you
would like to add at this point, I have no further questions.
Mr. ALBA. I would feel free if there was, but I don't think there is
anything further that I would like to add that can be of any help to
you.
Mr. LIEBELER. In view of that, on behalf of the Commission I want to
thank you very much for the cooperation you have shown.
Thank you very much.