Mr. DULLES. I have just read the diary, and I do not recall it.
Mr. McKENZIE. I don't, either. I don't believe it is.
Mr. JENNER. Proceed.
Mr. OSWALD. This occurred at the Inn of the Six Flags in Arlington, Tex.
Mr. JENNER. Fix the time.
Mr. OSWALD. On Thursday morning, November 28, 1963, at which time I
talked to Mrs. Marina N. Oswald.
Mr. JENNER. In whose presence, if anyone?
Mr. OSWALD. If memory serves me correct, sir, in the presence of Mr.
Jim Martin, and perhaps one Secret Service agent that I cannot recall
vividly enough to identify by name. That Mr. Martin--if I may back
up, sir. We did have a Secret Service agent there. I do recall he was
Mr. Gopadze, who was acting as an interpreter. And I do believe that
Mr. Gopadze acted as an interpreter at the time when we discussed
with Marina the possibility of her moving to Mr. Jim Martin's home in
Dallas, Tex., as a permanent guest or for as long as she wished to with
her children, and I believe at this time she asked my opinion of this,
whether or not I thought this was the thing to do, and my advice to her
was that it was, and that she was going to abide by my decision that
this was the thing to do at that time.
Mr. JENNER. This discussion occurred in the presence of these people
you have mentioned?
Mr. OSWALD. Yes, sir.
Mr. JENNER. Included in that discussion, was the alternative of her
residing with your mother discussed?
Mr. OSWALD. No, sir; it was not, because I did not look to that as an
alternative.
Mr. JENNER. Do you know whether Marina--had there been any discussion
prior thereto, to your knowledge, of any possibility or suggestion by
anyone that Marina undertake residence with your mother?
Mr. OSWALD. Not to my knowledge, sir, was there any discussion between
me and Marina or myself and my mother that Marina was going to reside
in her place.
Mr. JENNER. As a possibility?