Senator COOPER. Did you ever hear Oswald express any anger toward
either the agents or the FBI, as an agency?
Mrs. PAINE. He expressed distinct irritation that he was being
bothered. That is how he looked upon it.
Senator COOPER. You said that you thought he was concerned about its
effect upon his job, but did he express any emotion other than that?
Mrs. PAINE. And he was being inhibited in what he wanted to do.
Senator COOPER. Any irritation or anger because they had interviewed?
Mrs. PAINE. In tone of voice, yes.
Senator COOPER. What would it be like?
Mrs. PAINE. Well, irritated. He said, "They are trying to inhibit my
activities."
Senator COOPER. Did he swear at all?
Mrs. PAINE. No.
Senator COOPER. He used no language.
Mrs. PAINE. No; he didn't.
Senator COOPER. Did he raise the tone of his voice?
Mrs. PAINE. No.