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    "ocrText": "-2-\nMrs. Cukowski- continued-\nHe is 61 4\"- real think- 170 or 180 pounds-sandy hair.-not\ntoo much hair.\nHis father was killed in the war. His mother remarried. He came to the\nU.S. from Russia via Germany when he was 7 years old.\nJohn Anthes said he was reading Mein Kamph and talked about\nall the things which were right about the book.\nAnne wonders now whether he was mixed up in the assassination.\nFBI questioned Anne and B. separately.\nB. drove back from Dallas to Phila. the same day of the assassin-\nation.\nHe rattled on and on and on about the $17,500.00 a month job.\nHe acted like he was real important and big. It\nseems - funny why he left his job with GE.\n23,\nANNE- September 8*/ 1966- on the phone with Salandria\nCalled her mother and mother let Salandria talk to her.\nIn Dallas he always went out at 7 A.M. in the morning and\ncame back at 6. I thought he was taking dope. He had red marks\non his arm. His eyes were always the same- like one look or\none stare.\nHe remained home at the apartment the day of the assassination.\nHe never told me anything about the assassiation. HE never\ntold me why were were gdng to Dallas. When the president\nwas shot he was at home.\nA short guy visited 2 days or a day before the assassination\nand asked to see B. B wasn't home. The landlady said he was\na short, stock and older man. I did not see him. (Tink Thompson\nstated the landlady did not see this man. Perhaps Anne is\nlying and she actually was the one who saw him.)\nI was surprised when he said he was going to leave Dallas.\nHe told me this afteb the assassination. The reason\nwhy I called Aoan Anthis was because I thought thet\nhe was going to kill himself or me on the day of the assassin-\nation.\nGarland , Texas is 7 miles from Dallas. He had $8000.00 when\nwe went to Texas. He cashed some checks.\nwhy did he stop at Bill Autry?\nThat was on the way down. He said he was there because\nhe had worked for Bill Autry.\nAfter the assassination he left for an hour. He said\nhe was going to the bank. Then later the landlady came back,\nwhile B. was away, and said Tippit was billed. When Tippit\nwas killed I had B's pistol.\nWe turned on the TV after thePresident was assassination,\nHe atousn' fass I and them month and - had\n-a"
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