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looking for him, but I didn't mention his name to him. He didn't
question me on who it was, he just more or less passed it off.
However, I remember that on the next day, Friday, November 15,
he made a call to Dallas and charged the call to a Patterson
number. The operator called me the next day and told me that
GUARISCO had phoned Dallas and charged the call to a Patterson
number and asked me if I knew the number, and I told her that I
did not know the number and that she should talk to MR. GUARISCO.
I also remember that MR. GUARISCO also made another call to
Dallas the Monday after RUBY shot oswald, but I don't know who
he called. I do know that the call was charged to the motel.
I remember RUBY also from when he used to come and
gamble at Hub Club around 1945 to 1947. He used to come to
Morgan City with a group of men from New Orleans to gamble at
the Hub Club. They used to always talk about how it took them
only one hour and 15 minutes to get here. RUBY used to always
be very neat and well-dressed and always wore white suits and
shoes during the summer months. He was a good tipper, and I
have seen him gamble many times in the company of CARLOS MARCELLO
It is common knowledge that MARCELLO loaned GUARISCO
the money to build the motel, but no one could prove it. Also,
MARCELLO has a sister who lives in Patterson.
I can remember that after RUBY shot OSWALD, I told him
that this was the man who was looking for him that day at the
motel. He became very nervous and when I asked if he knew RUBY,
he said "Why do you ask?", and I repeated that he was the man
that came looking for him. He got pale, and nervous and said
that he had better call the FBI. MR. LELAND LYNN (FBI) was then
contacted by Morgan City Police. When the agent questioned me,
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