Mrs. De Mohrenschildt. That was very funny because they practically spent all evening together at that party, and Marina was furious, of course, about it. And the party that brought Yoico to the party was furious about it, too, and I don't blame him for it. And from what I understand, Marina told me that Oswald saw Yaeko after, which was very unusual, because I don't think Oswald wanted to see anyone, let's put it that way. He would rather just sit by himself and—locked in a house, not to see anyone. And, in fact, Marina was jealous of it, from Yaeko. She was the only person we know that Oswald really liked.
Mr. Jenner. Can you recall the names of the family with whom Yaeko—by whom Yaeko was employed?
Mrs. De Mohrenschildt. No; but I can find out very easily.
Mr. Jenner. How?
Mrs. De Mohrenschildt. Through Dallas. They know the people that actually introduced Yaeko. It will be Henry Rogatz who knows Yaeko very well.
Mr. Jenner. Spell that, please.
Mrs. De Mohrenschildt. Two people who can give you everything about Yoico because they have been carrying on helping her all the time. Henry Rogatz, also in——
Mr. Jenner. Henry Rogatz, R-o-g-a-t-z, and Lev Aronson, A-r-o-n-s-o-n?
Mrs. De Mohrenschildt. Yes; and I believe I have Lev's address in my phone book, if I need it. I can phone you. I don't know if we have Henry's address now. They are both very nice people, charming people.
Mr. Jenner. Would you do this. Call my hotel, The Madison?