Mr. KRYSTINIK. Oh, excuse me, there was one other thing that I, at
the time when he commented on the capitalistic system exploiting the
worker, I came back at him with the idea, you mean to tell me in Russia
they don't exploit, that the State doesn't exploit the worker, and he
stated that it is worse than here. He did say that.
Mr. LIEBELER. That the exploitation of the worker was worse in Russia
than it is in the United States?
Mr. KRYSTINIK. And the State exploited the worker.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did he indicate to you any desire to return to the Soviet
Union?
Mr. KRYSTINIK. No, sir.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did he indicate any desire to go to any other country?
Mr. KRYSTINIK. To me; no.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did you know at the time you talked to Oswald that he had
been active in the Fair Play for Cuba?
Mr. KRYSTINIK. No, sir; I never heard of the organization until I read
about it in the Dallas Morning News in reference to Oswald.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did Oswald tell you he was a member of any Marxist or
Communist group?