Mr. Watts. Correction, Mr. Rankin. It is not really a cash receipt; it is a cash office memo.
Mr. Rankin. Thank you. Is that correct?
Mr. Dobbs. That is correct, yes, under date of August 31, 1962. And the second item is an order blank requesting a book, The Teachings of Leon Trotsky, signed by Lee H. Oswald, stamped "Received" August 28, 1962. A third item is a letter under date of September 29, 1962, to Lee H. Oswald from Pioneer Publishers, acknowledging receipt of the order and indicating that the book ordered is out of print and that he will be given a 25-cent credit on the money he sent in.
Mr. Rankin. The last item is the envelope?
Mr. Dobbs. The last item is an envelope postmarked Dallas, Tex., either January 2 or January 21, it is difficult to discern, 1963, with Oswald's name in the upper left-hand corner.
Mr. Rankin. Would you kindly initial that?
Mr. Dobbs. Each separately.
Mr. Rankin. No, just the first one.
(Witness complies.)
Mr. Rankin. Did you handle any part of the transactions involved in Dobbs' No. 6 yourself?