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    "ocrText": "-2-\nDAVIS stated that ANDREWS was under some kind of\nsedation at the time he was in the hospital. He also advised\nthat he has been giving this CLAY BERTRAND a lot of thought and\nthat he was wondering if DEAN could have meant something like\n\"ROBERT TRAHAN or BERT TRAHAN\". However, when asked specifically\nif he had ever heard the name of CIAY BERTRAND, he advised that\nthe name is very familiar to him.\nDAVIS stated that when ANDREWS got back from the\nhospital, he found that someone had broken into his office and\nhad gone through his files, however, nothing of value was taken.\nHe stated that he believes that ANDREWS opened a file on the\nOSWALD case, however, he does not know the file number of if the\nfile is available. He stated that the secretary only knew about\n20% of what DEAN was doing.\nHe stated that he does not believe that he would\nremember any of the homosexuals that went to ANDREWS' office.\n(At this time he was very evasive when it came to identifying\npersons that he worked cases on while he was associated with\nANDREWS) . DAVIS stated, you have *to remember I was doing work\nfor ANDREWS who represented these people. He was asked specifi-\ncally if he had ever accompanied ANDREWS to any place in the\nFrench Quarter. DAVIS stated that he had gone with ANDREWS to\nhave a bunch of contracts signed up by a number of musicians.\nHe stated that he believes that DEAN represented all of the\nmusicians on Bourbon Street and that he remembers going to a\nplace he believes is the Dixie Land Hall which he believes is\nlocated across from a new hotel in the Quarter. He stated that\nhe believes DEAN ANDREWS had incorporated the Dixie Land Hall\nand that he, ANDREWS, had some connection with this. He stated\nthat DEAN had very good connections in the Quarters and that he\nalso remembered going to a Go-Go girl's apartment in the Quarter\nwith ANDREWS.\nHe stated that you could always find ANDREWS at the\nDixie Land Hall because, \"he was on a jazz kick.\nPRENTIES DAVIS stated that he saw OSWALD around the\ntime that OSWALD was having trouble at the Trade Mart. He stated\nthat he! believes that this was the time that OSWALD was arrested\nand charged in Municipal Court. He stated that DEAN ANDREWS did\nnot represent OSWALD in Municipal Court, but ANDREWS did give\nOSWALD some type of legal advice regarding the charges pending\nagainst him, OSWALD. DAVIS stated that he does not know if\nBERTRAND came to the office or not concerning the OSWALD case\nin\nMunicipal Court. He again advised when specifically asked if\nBERTRAND and CLAY SHAW were one and the same, that he did not\nknow. He was evasive in his answers to this question.\nWhen questioned specifically about his visit to ANDREW\nin the hospital, DAVIS again stated that he went to the hospital\nright after DEAN ANDREWS had gotten the telephone call from\nBERTRAND regarding representing OSWALD in Dallas. DAVIS stated\nthat it was at this time that ANDREWS told him that he, DAVIS,\n<mayshave to go to DALLAS. He began telling DAVIS that they\n- might be representing OSWALD."
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