Senator COOPER. Just for the record, have you entered into any kind of business transaction by which you would be paid for a story about this assassination? Mrs. PAINE. I will not be paid for any story I write, and I am certain now I don't want to write any such story. I have, however, worked with Miss Jessamyn West, who is an author for an article which will appear in Time and Red Book magazine, or I expect it will. She is writing that, she talked to me. Mr. JENNER. She approached you on that article? Mrs. PAINE. No one approached me in that article. Was already decided before I was asked. But that is---- Mr. JENNER. Who decided it? Mrs. PAINE. I had implied that I would be willing to do this, but not to anyone I thought was making an offer. This is aside. Mr. JENNER. This was an offer to help the subject of the interview being interviewed? Mrs. PAINE. All I really should say in clarification here is that there was bad communication between Red Book, Miss West and myself, and she was under the impression that I had agreed to do this before she had in fact been contacted, but then the fact of Red Book and Miss West thinking that this was something I had agreed to I then did agree to do it. (Discussion off the record.) Senator COOPER. Back on the record. Have you been paid or promised any monetary consideration for any article that you might write or you might assist someone else in writing about your experiences connected with the Oswalds? Mrs. PAINE. The complete answer to that would be that I received a $300 advance from Look magazine for helping in the writing of that article which will not appear, and that I have been told I will receive $500 from Red Book magazine for helping Miss West in writing that, and if you want, I will tell you what I think about what I want to do with this money but perhaps that is not pertinent. Senator COOPER. If you want to? Mrs. PAINE. Well, I plan to give it away. Mr. JENNER. You mean give it to charity? Mrs. PAINE. To charity. Senator COOPER. That is all I have. Mr. JENNER. You have referred to a Look magazine article in the preparation of which you have assisted. I have marked as Commission Exhibit No. 460 a document which I received from Mr. George Harris, after you had authorized me to call him and ask for it. Would you glance through that and verify that that is the article in the final form? You have examined Commission Exhibit 460. Is that the Look article to which you have made reference in your testimony here this afternoon? Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Mr. JENNER. And that article, however, is not one to be published? Mrs. PAINE. That is right. Mr. JENNER. Did you look over that article in this final form and approve it as to text and statements made in it? Mrs. PAINE. Yes; although I don't think the final draft had been done or final approval given before it was decided that it would not be used.