. ; Date:08/16/93 Page:1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : NARA ' Released under the John F. RECORD NUMBER : 179-10002-10124 ennedy Assassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 [44 U5¢c F107? Wore). Casef:NW 54653 RECORDS SERIES : WC DOCUMENT REVIEWED BY FBI FOR HSCA AGENCY FILE NUMBER DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : FBI FROM : TO TITLE : LHM, WASHINGTON, D.C. DATE : 03/26/64 PAGES : 9 SUBJECTS OSWLAD, LEE HARVEY POST-RUSSIAN PERIOD DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : C RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED CURRENT STATUS : P DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 06/10/93 OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS PP. 1-9. CD #729A HW 54653 Docld:32206571 Pate 1
In Reply, Please Refer to aay" DER é i File No. : cont | a iL ALC iHFOnasSTion ER HENEIN | i Site SSIFIED 4 ’ : Phan inet ts 2 QIABKWI. Pree ites "office and stated that LEE OSWALD had been ee. DEPARTMENT OF ‘@6 729 PRITE L BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIO WASHINGTON 25, D. G March 26, 1964 LEE HARVEY OSWALD ee ei, peter. dated 3 seen distributing pamphlets entitled "Fair Play for Cuba," on St. Jacques and McGill Streets in Montzeal during the Summer of 1963, . In this letter, a copy of which yas furnished to ‘ eet | oh 2 the Federal Bureecu of Investigation by GRRE ss oy on -Decenber 11, 1963, Sees 21so advised that Mr. Jean Paul Trenblay, Investigator, Customs and Excise, Montreal, had said on November 27, |1963, that he, Tremblay, had received one of the above-mentioned pamphlets from a man on St. Jacques Street in Montreal. te said he believed this incident occurred in fugust, 1963, and he, Tremblay, is positive this individual a : was LEE OSWALD. | According to <3a apes, Tremblay said OSWALD at the time was jaccompanied hy a short, homely, heavy woman who tock unusually long steps when walking and by two men about the same age and weight as OSWALD. Mr. Tremblay described one of 1e@ men as a little taller than CSWALD with a freckled face. Je said he believed he could identify the three persons who accoupenied OSWALD and the: reason he paid special attention to these pers song at the time was that he, Tremblay, was working on cases involving Cuba at that times ¢ rem 2 ct @ The. above information was referred by this Bureau to an agency of another government on December 15, 1963, with the request that efforts be made to resolve the question of OSWALD's presence in Montreal as set forth above. That agency,/ by letter Gated January 20, 1964, advised thot ase Bees had been contacted aud was unable to: add anything furtucr to that contained in a letter to-seee Feats on November 29, 1963] s@ee se ees (2) seid he wa av“iniabie bo elaborate on the statement at several persons had contacted his office and it was merely a surunarization of all the information he had obtained from the Enclosure PY ORVHERE SHOWN .- . ty Fue {
‘positively identified was the . anyone who could state that LEE HARVEY OSWALDImd been in Montreal m .in the Summer of 1963 were negative, The agency pointed out: that press and from word of mouth and he, EeBe— was unable to name anyone who could furnish definite information r garding OSWALD's possib e appearance in Montreal apart fron/iir. Jean Paul Tremblay. ; Myr. Tren lay, on contact by the above: agency, said nor on the date he had been given tle pamphlet by the person he ee positively identifies as OSWALD, he also saw approximately six other people handing out leaflets. He said he is uncertain 2bout the dates the incident took place but believes it occurred in August, 1263. | Photographs of persons participating in the Quebec=Vashington-Guantanamo Walk for Peace in Montreal on June 7 and &, 1963, were shown to Mr, Tremblay-and he positively identified two of| them as having been engaged in the distribution of leaflets on the day in question. One of the persons he " mi Z woman referred to by ERSg853 in | weeks The other person identified : by the agency making the above inquiry to be a Mr. Fred Moore of San Antonio, Texas. Mr. Tremblay ; could not identify any of the other people in the photographs. . aa as having been prt€sent on the date in question nor could he - point out the person who gave him the leaflet anawhom he believes to be OSWALD, d) oo The above agency advised that among the Americans taking pare in the Quebeé-Washington-Guantanamo Walk for Peace were Neil Harworth, Co-Secretary of the Conmittee for Nonviolent Action} Bradford Lyttle of New York City; Scott Herrick of Norwich, : Coiunecticut; A, Ji Muste, National Chairman of the Committee for we Nonviolent Action; | and Fred Moore, Jr., of Fillmore, California. ot These pérsons were seen uriviug a biack Henney limousine bearing ae 1963 Connecticut license No. CD 726. Also there was an indication: that a 1948 or 1949 green Plymouth bearing 1963 Connecticu * license No. 489-453 may have been utilized by this group, (c All additional efforts by the above agency to locate + while Mir. Tremblay believes the incident took place in August, 1963, it would appear on the basis of his identification of the photographs that the event more probably took place in June, 1963.(¢)
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