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of the October 27, 1963, surreptitious entry. “whe Attorney General was not advised in this memorandum as to the source of the Oswald letter, and there is no indication in the FPCC file at FBI Headquarters that the Department disseminated this — information to the Warren Commission ARY \) In connection with the investigation concerning the assassination of President Kennedy, Agents of our New York Office contacted Vincent T. Lee for any information he might provide relating to Oswald's contacts with the FPCcC. Om December 6, 1963, Mr. Lee furnished miscellaneous items of correspondence sent to the FPRCC by Oewald, including six handwritten letters signed by Oswald. These letters concerned Oswald's efforts to establish an rece unit in New Orleans. On april ua, 1964, Mr. “Wesley J Liebeler of the President's Commission asked the FBI to furnish to the Commission the original material given the Bureau by Vincent T. Lee. — Liebeler indicated that he expected to subpoena Lee and would want him to initial the material sent by Oswald to the FPCC. This material was to be made a permanent exhibit of the Commission's inquiry. . Material @ available to the Bureau by Vincent T. Lee on December 6, 19 e3, ‘including the undated Oswald to Lee latter which came to our attention as a result of the October 27, 1963, surreptitious entry, was furnished to the President's Commission as enclosures to an PBI memorandum of April 15, 1964. Enclosures (4)