That in the course of several interviews by the FBI, the Secret Service, and the Dallas Police Department which have occurred, and between these and since the last one, I have naturally tried to remember all that I can concerning the areas in which I was vague in my memory. And at my last interview concerning this one particular item, it occurred to me that at one time--once--I went to--uh--and looked for a place where Lee was staying in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas and tried to locate him. I remember going and trying to locate him. I don't remember whether I found him or whether I did not. I know that--uh---- Mr. JENNER. Can you pinpoint this as to time? Mr. TAYLOR. No; that's the trouble. I can't pinpoint it as to time. I just remember some vague directions that---- Mr. JENNER. What about year--1962? Mr. TAYLOR. 1962 definitely. Mr. JENNER. And it had to be some time after---- Mr. TAYLOR. It had to be some time between September and November 15, because my wife and I separated after that. Anyway, at some point during this period, I do remember going to an area in Oak Cliff and looking for Lee. I don't think I found him--at least, not on the occasion I remember. All I had was some vague directions that---- Mr. JENNER. From whom? Mr. TAYLOR. Well, directly from my wife but indirectly I believe that came to her from Mrs. De Mohrenschildt. Mr. JENNER. Were you requested to seek to locate him? Mr. TAYLOR. I don't know why I was trying to locate him. I don't remember anything except I remember driving around one area one evening looking for a residence of his on some vague directions. As I say, I don't even remember if it was a residence of the whole family or just of Lee. I went back to this area within the last few weeks and located a building that stuck--or I had a recollection of one building in this area and I went back to the area and found it and gave that information to Agent Yelchek of the FBI. I don't know what he---- Mr. JENNER. What location was that? Mr. TAYLOR. I gave him the exact street address--but it seems to me like it was--well, the name of the apartment building was the Coz-I-Eight [spelling] C-o-z--I--E-i-g-h-t--apartments, and I think they were located at 1404 North Beckley. But the address I could be off on; but the name I do remember. Mr. JENNER. What kind of a building was this? Mr. TAYLOR. An apartment building. Mr. JENNER. Brick? Mr. TAYLOR. Yes. Mr. JENNER. A more substantial-type thing than you had seen the Oswalds occupy prior thereto? Mr. TAYLOR. Repeat, please. Mr. JENNER. Was this a building of a substantiality higher caliber than the Elsbeth Street home, for example? Mr. TAYLOR. Uh--I would say it was in the same class. Mr. JENNER. Did the occasion arise in which Lee Oswald called you to ask you to assist in moving him and Marina to an apartment in Dallas?