Mr. Oswald. Marina N. Oswald.
Mr. Jenner. Is that exhibit in the same condition now as it was when you received it and removed it from the envelope in which it was contained, being the letter dated January 30, 1962?
Mr. Oswald. Yes, sir; it is.
Mr. Jenner. Mr. Chairman, I offer in evidence the series of letters which I have identified, and which the witness has confirmed, and the contents, being the now five photographs which have been identified, as Commission Exhibits Nos. 295, being a letter of eight pages, dated November 26, 1959; 296, a letter of one page—we don't have a more accurate date than the summer of 1959; 297, a letter of one page, dated December 17, 1959; 298, a letter of two pages, May 5, 1961; 299, a letter of three pages, dated May 31, 1961.
Mr. McKenzie. Pardon me, Mr. Jenner, just a second.
The letter that you have referred to as being dated December 17, 1959, does not have a date on it. It's received December 17, 1959?
Mr. Jenner. That is in the witness' handwriting.
Mr. McKenzie. Yes; in the witness' handwriting.
Mr. Jenner. The letter itself is undated.
Mr. McKenzie. That is correct.