Mr. Dulles. To your knowledge, did he have any friends in this circle, the nightclub circle?
Mr. Oswald. Not that I was aware of, sir, prior to November 23, 1963.
Mr. Jenner. Do you know of any friends or classmates or associates, either of yourself or your brother Lee, who have become nightclub entertainers? And may I say that includes so-called stripteasers or musicians or singers, or masters of ceremony.
Mr. Oswald. If I may refresh my memory to the question, sir, you did include myself in that statement, did you not?
Mr. Jenner. Yes, sir.
Mr. Oswald. The only gentleman that I was ever in a remote way acquainted with who has become perhaps what might be determined an entertainer as you have outlined was a boy that attended high school with me in Fort Worth, Tex., and he is now known as, as then—I believe his correct name is Mr. Van Williams. If I might pinpoint the series of programs on television that he appeared in was Surfside Six, and other western and detective type series programs on television.
Mr. Jenner. Do you know whether your brother was acquainted with him?
Mr. Oswald. I would be of the opinion, sir, that he was not acquainted with Mr. Williams.
Mr. Jenner. Now, do you know of any friends, classmates or associates of either yourself or your brother Lee who have become waitresses, bartenders, or, to use the vernacular, bouncers?
You know what a bouncer is?