On August 16 another friend of mine left to me a message in the store that Oswald was another time handing out pro-Castro propaganda for the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, this time in front of the International Trade Mart here in New Orleans. I wasn't in the store at that moment, and when I came back and I received the message, I went to the International Trade Mart, but I could not find Oswald, he had already left, and I was talking later on with my friend, and the information that I received was that he was over there with two other persons. Later I saw the picture of those two persons, and they have a Latin aspect. I do not know if they are Latin Americans or not, but at least there is one who is. Mr. LIEBELER. Did somebody show you pictures of these individuals? Mr. BRINGUIER. Yes, sir. Mr. LIEBELER. Who did? Mr. BRINGUIER. The Secret Service tried to see if I know them, if I could identify them. Mr. LIEBELER. [Exhibiting photograph to witness.] I show you a picture, which has previously been marked as "Pizzo Exhibit 453-A," and I ask you if that is one of the pictures or a picture like the one the Secret Service showed to you. Mr. BRINGUIER. Yes, sir. Mr. LIEBELER. [Exhibiting photograph to witness.] I show you another picture, which has previously been marked "Pizzo Exhibit 453-B." Mr. BRINGUIER. [Indicating.] See this guy, see this Japanese? He is from the Kasuga Co. here in New Orleans. He had the office in International Trade Mart. Mr. LIEBELER. And you pointed to the person standing immediately behind and to Oswald's right with his hands up behind his head? Mr. BRINGUIER. [Demonstrating.] That is right. Mr. LIEBELER. And that is on Exhibit 453-A. Now do you recognize the person with the "X" over his head? Mr. BRINGUIER. Yes, sir; that was Lee Harvey Oswald. Mr. LIEBELER. Now there is a person standing to Oswald's left wearing a white shirt and facing the same direction that Oswald was facing, and I will indicate that person with a pen mark on the picture. [Marking photograph.] I have drawn an arrow pointing to the person to which I refer, and I ask you if you recognize that person. Mr. BRINGUIER. No; I don't recognize him. I believe that this is one of the pictures that I saw before, but I don't recognize him. For me, he looked like as a Latin American. Mr. LIEBELER. Now in the far foreground of this picture, there is a man who has been marked with a green mark, just one mark, and we are referring at this point to Exhibit 453-A. Do you recognize that person? Mr. BRINGUIER. No, sir. Mr. LIEBELER. Is that another one of the individuals to which you referred as having a Latin-type complexion, or is it not? Mr. BRINGUIER. No, sir. I believe--no; this is not the one that I said.