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104-10413-10049 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (01/01/1963)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch19473 and id is 1 raw text is: S104.10413-10049 C SUBJECT: OSWALD contacts with Cuban and Soviet Embassies, Mexico City, Mexico, during the period.27 September 1963 to 1 October 1963 1. ODESSA Calls. 2. OSWALD Calls. . 3. Original.Transcripts. FINDINGS: 1. Calls concerning travel to ODESSA. Three calls were made in the Spanish language on 27 September 1963 concerning travel to Odessa. The first call was made about 194V hours to the Soviet Military Attache Office. An unidentified man outside asks the Soviet Military Attache what is needed to get a visa to go to Odessa. The Soviet tells him to call 15-60-55 and ask for the consul. The man outside asks for the address which the Soviet provides. 1/ The second call was made about 1037 hours to the Consulate of the Soviet Embassy (15-60-55).An unidentified man asks for the consul and is told that he is not there. The unidentified man asks what is needed to get a visa to go to Odessa and is told to call back at 1130 hours. 2/ The third call occurred at 1235 hours. A man named ALATRISTE (not a Soviet) inside the Soviet Consulate (15-60-55) called out to number 45-37-72 (Colonial America, probably a pension or hotel but not-isted in the telephone directory) and speaks with a man named SAN ROMAN. ALATRISTE says that he is in the Russian Embassy and they need to know what day the boat KALONIA will arrive in Odessa, that the Soviets will also need copies of the passenger manifest. (The conversation suggests that ALATRISTE and SAN ROMAN were shipping representatives of the boat KALONIA). 2/ There is nothing in either of the calls to suggest any connection with OSWALD. There is evidence that the calls were not related to-OSWALD: a) in OSWALDS's contacts with Cuban and Soviet officials he made no effort to communicate in Spanish though he appeared to have difficulty with both English and Russian, thus one concludes that he could not speak Spanish. All three calls about Odessa were in fluent Spanish. b) Marina OSWALD in her letter to the Soviet Embassy, Washington, D.C. (reproduced in the Warren Commission Report)asked specifically to go to Lenningrad and made no mention of Odessa. .SECRET

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