Mrs. PAINE. What had happened, yes.
Mr. JENNER. What censorship is he talking about?
Mrs. PAINE. He referred to a letter that had been sent to him by Robert
Oswald that he later learned, after he had come back to the United
States, had been sent. He had not received it. He judged that they had
simply stopped it, and he commented that they are more apt to just take
a letter than take out a piece of it and then send it on, and that
censorship is more obvious.
Mr. JENNER. All right, go on.