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SE AT EE are ee tere — owe le Mca state ieiiel ial 78” MARGARET HAMILL "-gince the age of seven she lived in the home of her — *paternal grandfather‘, where her father often wisited her ; - “in 1942 she bad been placed in the custody of urs. Raye LEVIS-ROSERSVEZEIG, residing in Los Angeles ; “on 5.5. 1947 she married a John FOSTINI, assuning en that occasion the name of Lydia LEWIS. born in Morfolk, Va. on 10.31.1924, lost (sic) daughter of Mrs. Bosensweig ; "phe took that name on the advice of Mrs. Rosensveig and of her ‘paternal grandfather’ who, she alleges, did not wish her true identity to be revealed, because during the previous year her paternal uncle, the late President of the U.8., had been elected Representative of Massachussets to the U.8, Congress ; "in 1948 she moved with her husband (Postini) to Hew York, where she stayed till December of that year ; "after two short trips to Europe (in 1949 and 1951), in 1952 she returned to the U0.68.4., settied in Hew York and casually met her paternal uncle, the late President Kennedy, whom she saw four or five times, without, however, knowing that he was her father's brother ; "oat an unspecified time a friend of hers, Joan Walker, in looking at a picture of her father hang- ing in her bedroom, pointed out to her his marked resemblance to John Fitzgerald Kennedy, but she had mo more Opportunities to meet with her paternal uncle, mor could she get in touch with him ; “eit was then her intention to ask Hr. Kennedy for documents and pictures concerning her origin, which . be had in his possession through having received ._ them from an associate of his, to whom she had pre-_ viously delivered them ; / Be <p, ce wy gue ¢ t *ghe did sot insist, however, in her request for an 7%: interview with Er. Kennedy because, a few nights ~138-