Mrs. OSWALD. This is a letter from Inessa Yakhliel.
Mr. THORNE. This will be identified as C.
Mrs. OSWALD. The envelope of a letter that Lee wrote me, to Kharkov.
Mr. THORNE. That is identified as Exhibit D.
Mrs. OSWALD. From Inessa Yakhliel.
Mr. THORNE. This is identified as Exhibit E.
Mrs. OSWALD. This is from Inessa Yakhliel.
Mr. THORNE. This is identified as Exhibit F.
Mrs. OSWALD. This is from Lee.
Mr. THORNE. Identified as Exhibit G.
Mrs. OSWALD. From my Aunt Luba.
Mr. THORNE. This is identified as Exhibit H.
Mrs. OSWALD. This is a letter from Lee.
Mr. THORNE. Exhibit I.
Now, so there is no confusion, let's state again that these are
sub-exhibits, letters, and marked 159, from A through I, all part of
Exhibit 66.
Mrs. OSWALD. I would like to obtain these letters, to preserve them. I
don't mean now.
The CHAIRMAN. She may see and have copies of any of the letters she
desires connected with her testimony.
Mr. THORNE. This is Exhibit 67.
Mrs. OSWALD. A photograph of Galiya Khontooleva.
Mr. THORNE. Exhibit 68. Exhibit 68 is two postcards, and they probably
need to be identified as A and B.
Let's identify A.
Mrs. OSWALD. That is a letter from Lee from New Orleans to Irving--to
the home of Mrs. Paine.
And this is a letter from the mother, Lee's mother.
Mr. THORNE. This will be identified as Exhibit 68-B. Exhibit 69 is
composed of two postcards. Exhibit 69-A----
Mrs. OSWALD. This is from Lee, from New Orleans, addressed to me, when
I lived with Ruth Paine.
Mr. THORNE. And Exhibit 69-B?
Mrs. OSWALD. A letter from a girl friend from Russia, Ludmila Larionova.
Mr. THORNE. Exhibit No. 70, a postcard.
Mrs. OSWALD. From my grandmother, from the mother of my stepfather.