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amonssador 's convorcution, LASAGA the the above Voice report had from advisos ANOEL White VARELA, Houso that an employoe he mation from SALVADOR DIAZ VERSON, who reportodly was in of Cuba in Miami, Floridn, who received the incor- o: 157 - COMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3047 On January 17 1964 ITS advised that he had been unable to locate a "Caballo Planco" restaurant in-Maxico, D. F., but stated that thepe is a "Caballo-Tayo" restaurant located on the outskirts of Mexico, D. F. Source stated that it is a very large typical, Nexican restaurant which does a thriving busings. Source 11, 1964, the photograph; of forner Cuban ConsoT EUSEBIO 1.ZCUE LOPEZ, who was in chargo of the Cuban Consulate at the time Mexico, D. F., doing somo investigative work after the of OSWALD's visit of Cuban Ambassador JOAQUIN HERNANDEZ assassination of Prosidont KENNEDY. ATMAS, of SILVIA-DURAN, and of OSWALD were shown to the employees of the "Caballo Bayo" zestaurant and extensive SALVADOR DIAZ VERSON was interviewed at Minmi, interviews among the employees of this restaurant were con- Florida, and stated that while in Moxico, D. F., from Novembor 20 to 39, 1933, attending the Congress of the ducted without locating anyone who could recognize any of International Foderation of Professional Newspaper Organi- the photographs of the persons mentioned above as having zations, he was at the offices of the nowspaper "Excelsior been at this restaurant. on the night of November 25, 1963, He learned through the 159 - Mexican press that the Mexican Government had arrested one GILVIA DURAN, that DURAN allegedly had OSWALD as a guest in her house during his visit to Moxico, and that DURAN had COMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3047-Continued placed OSWALD in contact with officials of the Cuban Embassy in :lexico, D. F. DIAZ VERSON claimed Dr. BORRELL NAVARROS, an oxiled Cuban newspaperman employed by "Ekcelsior, told Him that on the day following OSWALD's arrival in Mexico, D. F., OSWALD and DURAN went to a restaurant callod/1 the "Caballo Blanco" or possibly the "Caballo Bayo, where they met an official of the Cuban Embassy. DIAZ VERSON Claimod he knew nothing about oswald and the Cuban officinA's having left the restaurant together in a car. E. T-3 advisod that on January 11, 1954, Dr. EDUARDO - Commission Exhibit No. 3048 3ORRELL NAVARRO, a former Cubpin cabinet minister who on occasions writes fonture articles for The Mexico City daily newspaper "Excolsior, and residos at/ 1303 Hodero Street, Apartment 301, Mexico, D. 7., furnished tho following: KBOX Audio reel 1 Item 33 SALVADOR DIAZ VERCON was in Mexico, D. F., as he had Friday afternoon, November 22, 1963 clnimed and discussed OSWALD with BOhRELL and other Cuban exiles. DINZ VERSON also visitod BORRELL at the latter's home. NEWS REPORT FROM DALLAS BORRELL did not corroborate the story credited to him. by DIAZ VERSON concerning the visit to a Mexico City by OSWALD and SILVIA DURAN. EORRELL stated he had A rifle found in a staircase on the fifth floor of nover heard this story or anything similar, the building on which the assassin is believed to have 3ORRELL !nnww of no meoting between OSWALD and Cuban Embassy officials other than the meetings which allegedly shot the President of the United States. "Sheriff's occurred at the time OSWALD visited the Cuban Corsulate in Mexico, D. F. BORRELL Innww nothing concerning any visit by deputies identify the weapon as a 7.65 Mauser, a German- ONLINED to the home of DURAN. made Army rifle with a telescopic sight. It had one shell in the chamber. Three spent shells were found nearby. 158 - " COMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3048 COMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 3047-Continued

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