From the 24th until the 26th I lived in my uniform, gentlemen. I did not have any clothes at the Six Flags. Yet Robert Oswald was taken to his home a couple of times to get clothes. And when I wanted to go home and get clothes, they put me off. One time I broke down crying. I said, "I don't understand it. You won't do anything for me, yet you drove Robert all the way to Denton to get clothes." So the night of the 26th they took me home, and I got my papers. I found that my insurance policy was in force. So I said to Marina, "Marina, we all right. Mama has insurance policy, $800. You stay home with baby and mama work, or mama stay home with baby and you work, and at least we have a start." "Okay, Mama. I not want big house, Mama. I want small place." And this is the girl that has never had anything, and she only wanted small things. Fine. On the date of the 22d, approximately 10 o'clock--this was in the morning--I want to say something to Marina, and Marina shrugged me off and walked away. Mr. DULLES. What date was this? Mrs. OSWALD. The 27th. That morning I had acted as interpreter for an FBI agent, and Mr. Mike Howard said, "Would you like us to get a Russian interpreter?" And he said, "No, Mrs. Oswald is doing fine." And he took the testimony from me as an interpreter. So, you see my daughter-in-law did understand English and answered me in her Russian broken English, because the FBI man was satisfied. So when Marina shrugged me off, I thought right away that she thought--because I had to use the name Lee so many times--that I was hurting her husband, and maybe that is why she felt this way. So I thought maybe I am just imagining things. So I waited quite a while, I would say half an hour. I went to Marina again. And she walked away and shrugged me off. So I walked into the living room, where my son, Robert Oswald, and the Secret Service were and I said to Robert, "Robert, something is wrong with Marina. She won't have anything to do with me." He said, "I know why. Marina has been offered a home by a very wealthy woman"--all of this was done without my knowledge--"by a very wealthy woman who will give her children education, and she didn't know how to tell you." I said, "Well, Robert, why didn't you tell me?" Of course when I said it. I was emotionally upset. I said, "Robert, why didn't you tell me?" He said, "Because just the way you are acting now." I said, "What do you mean the way I am acting now? I am acting in a normal fashion. You are telling me that you are taking my daughter-in-law and my grandchildren away from me, and I have lost my son, and my grandchildren and daughter are going to live with strangers. This is a normal reaction." "Well, that is why we didn't tell you. We knew you would take it that way."