I hereby state that this is a court reporter's error and that in truth and in fact my answer to the question was: "Mr. BRENNAN: I believe at that time, and I still believe it was a Communist activity, and I felt like there _hadn't_ been more than one eye witness, and if it got to be a known fact that I was an eye witness, my family or I, either one, might not be safe." Signed the 7th day of May 1964. (S) Howard Leslie Brennan. HOWARD LESLIE BRENNAN. AFFIDAVIT OF ALBERT C. YEARGAN, JR. The following affidavit was executed by Albert C. Yeargan, Jr., on July 21, 1964. AFFIDAVIT PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY STATE OF TEXAS, _County of Dallas, ss_: I, Albert C. Yeargan, Jr., 1922 Mayflower Drive, Dallas, Texas, being duly sworn say: 1. I was the Sporting Goods Department Manager at the H. L. Green Company, 1623 Main Street, Dallas, Texas, from the Summer of 1963 until March 13, 1964. I am now employed by Smitty's Sporting Goods, 111 West Jefferson Avenue, Dallas, Texas. 2. When I worked for the H. L. Green Company, it had in stock and was offering for sale a large number of Italian 6.5 mm rifles that were surpluses from World War II. 3. On November 22, 1963, FBI Agents, Secret Service Agents, and I examined all sales records and receipt records concerning Italian 6.5 mm rifles. 4. The records showed that the H. L. Green Company obtained its supply of these Italian 6.5 mm rifles from the Crescent Firearms Company in New York City. 5. A review of all of the records failed to reflect any record of sale of a 6.5 mm rifle with the Serial Number C2766. 6. As far as I know, the H. L. Green Company was at that time the only Company in Dallas that handled any quantity of these Italian 6.5 mm rifles. Signed the 21st day of July 1964. (S) Albert C. Yeargan, Jr., ALBERT C. YEARGAN, Jr. AFFIDAVIT OF LOUIS WEINSTOCK The following affidavit was executed by Louis Weinstock on May 20, 1964. AFFIDAVIT PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY STATE OF NEW YORK, _County of New York, ss_: Louis Weinstock, being duly sworn, says: 1. On or about December 19, 1962, I was General Manager of "The Worker," the address of which is 23 West 26 Street. New York 11, New York. On or about December 19, 1962, I wrote the attached letter on the letterhead of "The Worker" addressed to Lee Harvey Oswald, Post Office Box 2915, Dallas, Texas, and sent or caused such letter to be sent to Mr. Oswald. I have initialed that letter immediately below the initials "WJL" appearing thereon for the purpose of identifying it as Weinstock Exhibit No. 1.