Mr. JENNER. And you have written across then "May 10 and May 11," is
that right?
Mrs. PAINE. Yes.
Mr. JENNER. What does the "New Orleans" signify, please?
Mrs. PAINE. Lee called on the evening of the 9th to say he had work.
Mr. JENNER. You recall that?
Mrs. PAINE. I recall that definitely. Marina says, "Papa naslubet,"
"Father loves us," "Daddy loves us, he got work and he wanted us to
come." She was very elated.
Mr. JENNER. This is Marina talking to you?
Mrs. PAINE. I could see as she talked on the phone.
Mr. JENNER. You overheard this conversation?
Mrs. PAINE. Afterward. She said over and over, "Papa naslubet," "Daddy
loves us," "Daddy loves us."
Mr. JENNER. She was elated?
Mrs. PAINE. She was elated and, let's see, we tried to think when we
could leave, and first said over the phone that we would leave on the
morning of the 11th. But I thought it would be too long to do all this
in one day, and we accelerated our preparations and left midday on the
10th which got us to Shreveport.
Mr. JENNER. Before we get into this, and I would like to cover this
interim period before any adjournment today; there was a 16-day period
now, approximately, maybe we will limit it to 15 days, that Marina
stayed with you in your home.
Mrs. PAINE. That is right.
Mr. JENNER. Did you have conversations with her about her husband?
Mrs. PAINE. Yes.
Mr. JENNER. About their life in Russia?