Mr. Gregory. There is a possibility. I believe they let me read one letter which was harmless. There was no—I mean it was a personal letter. Maybe I would.
Mr. Liebeler. G-o-l-a-c-h-e-v [spelling], would that be the name?
Mr. Gregory. It might be. To tell you the truth, the first name Pavel, I am fairly sure of the Pavel part.
Mr. Liebeler. Yes; I think that is correct.
Mr. Gregory. That is the only name I remember.
Mr. Liebeler. You don't remember the name of this other fellow?
Mr. Gregory. No.
Mr. Liebeler. Did Oswald let you read any letters other than the one you just mentioned?
Mr. Gregory. No. It may have just arrived or he was explaining something about how you address a letter differently. How you put where it is going at the top, and the return at the bottom. He was showing me something, and as I recall, I read the letter, but it was just personal matters. I can't even remember the contents.
Mr. Liebeler. You have no recollection of the contents of the letter at this point?