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What kind of files?
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Files on clients.
A.
Inaudible.
Q.
Now, let me aks you something Miss SPRINGER, did you keep
his files and all, or make files on people who came to his
office?
A.
I tried. On some I did, yes.
Q.
Did he have any files on OSWALD?
A.
No. That we went through. Many a time I went through that
with the FBI. You see, all these characters - DEAN being a
criminal lawyer, he had some characters coming to the office,
byt they never came until after 5:00 o'clock. Now OSWALD -
he told me much longer after the President's death - he tried
to make me remember a couple with a baby. They came in there.
The girl had long stringy hair hanging down here back, and
he said they were there when I was leaving. He said that
was OSWALD, and that he had come for his naturalization -
discharge - to have his discharge - dishonorable discharge -
if there was any way to fix it. Now that was what DEAN told
me.
Q.
Well, he never did come there when you were there?
A.
No.
Q.
Did Mr. ANDREWS have an investigator at this time?
A.
Yes, an ex-Sergeant - SERGEANT DAVIS. Yes, I think that's
what you would call him. An investigator. He worked with
DEAN and.
Q.
They were pretty close?
A.
Yes, I would imagine you could call them "pretty close".
Q.
I mean, really a confidential.
A.
Yes. Well Sarge was more or less a - I don't know how you'd
say it. A good old ox. He would do anything for DEAN, run
and get his coffee. I mean, he was discharged from the
service, and he just wanted something to do. He couldn't
do hard work. He has a very bad heart.
Q.
If DEAN would have an important case and it needed investi-
gating, DAVIS would do it?
A.
Yes, DAVIS would do it.
Q.
No other investigator would come in and do any work?
A.
I never did know.
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