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he appeared that he didn't want to be looked at or talked to by
anyone. There were other people in the place, but he just sat
there and fumbled with the phone and didn't talk to anyone. I
kept looking at him because he made me nervous as the lights on
the board were lighting up. I talked with RUBY until about
1:10 P.M. and during this time, he continuously turned around
and looked at OSWALD and winked at him and kept talking. He
continually stood right in front of my desk and the customers
had to walk around him. RUBY also mentioned that he was either
trying to charter a plane out of Patterson or going to catch a
plane out of Patterson. He mentioned that he knew where to go
in Patterson and that he was familiar with Patterson as he used
to come down to the Hub Club in Morgan City and gamble. The
Hub Club is owned by PETER B. GUARISCO (cousin) and I used to
work there too, and I have seen CARLOS MARCELLO gambling there
on many occasions. MARCELLO has also been in the New Port Motel
and is a good friend of PETER J. GUARISCO.
After he (RUBY) finished talking, he walked out of the
motel and walked toward his automobile. He walked out of the
side door under the carport and OSWALD got up and walked out of
the front door. They met at the car and both got in. The car
was at least two or three years old. I don't know the make and
can't remember the color. As I look at this picture of OSWALD,
I am sure that^this is the man that was in the motel with RUBY
that day. He had a light colored T-shirt on, maybe faded green
or faded blue and some old dirty bluejeans on. There was grease
on the jeans and the shirt and a little grease on his face. His
hair was messed up. Being as he was, I just thought that he was
a
mechanic. RUBY made no mention about car trouble. When.
MR. GUARISCO came back, I told him that some man from Dallas was
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