Mr. Liebeler. You mean this letter was intercepted by some other Cuban organization?
Mr. Bringuier. Yes; for the same organization who had the training camp.
Mr. Liebeler. That was intercepted while it was in the U.S. mails?
Mr. Bringuier. I think so. I think that he gave that letter to somebody to drop in the mail, and that somebody that was suspicious about him, they opened the letter and they found what the letter was telling. I don't know what they do with the letter. I don't know nothing else. I know about what is said in the paper. I know that they dismantle all the training camp here in New Orleans. They went back to Miami. I paid the trip for two of them to go back to Miami. Excuse me. I did not pay the trip, I collect some monies among some Cubans, and we paid the trip. I don't want to set something on the record that is not——
Mr. Liebeler. Does it say something about the letter in these newspaper stories that you have referred me to?
Mr. Bringuier. Pardon?
Mr. Liebeler. Does it refer to the letter in these newspaper stories?
Mr. Bringuier. That is right, is covering the whole history about it [producing newspaper].
Mr. Liebeler. These newspaper stories are, as we have indicated, in the Diario Las Americas, issues of September 4, 1963, and September 6, 1963. Do you have copies of these or do you want to keep these?
Mr. Bringuier. I think they are the only ones we have.