Senator RUSSELL. You understand that you have been sworn?*

Mr. RANKIN. Mr. Gregory, have you been sworn in connection with these

proceedings?

Mr. GREGORY. No.

Senator RUSSELL. Will you do it, Mr. Rankin?

Mr. RANKIN. Will you rise and raise your right hand.

Do you solemnly swear that the testimony that you are going to

translate of Mrs. Oswald will be truly translated?

Mr. GREGORY. To the best of my knowledge and ability, so help me God.

Mr. RANKIN. Mr. Gopadze, have you been sworn as a translator in these

proceedings?

Mr. GOPADZE. No, sir.

Mr. RANKIN. Will you rise, please?

Do you solemnly swear that your translation of anything of the

testimony of Mrs. Oswald will be true and correct, to the best of your

knowledge?

Mr. GOPADZE. I do.

Mr. RANKIN. Thank you. Mrs. Oswald, we're going to ask you rather

informally a number of questions about matters that have come up that

we would like to get your testimony about. Senator Russell will start,

then Senator Cooper will have some, and then I'll have a few I would

like to ask you about, and Representative Boggs will have some.

Representative BOGGS. I suggest we designate Senator Russell as

chairman of this meeting.

Mr. RANKIN. Will you record Senator Russell, Miss Reporter, as the

chairman of the meeting, please?

The REPORTER. Yes, sir.

Dean STOREY. This is Miss Oliver. She is the reporter to Judge Hughes,

a Federal judge here.

Mr. RANKIN. Yes; we know her well by her reporting in other matters for

us.

Senator RUSSELL. Mrs. Oswald, there may be some repetition in what we

say, in the testimony that was taken in Washington, because, I among

others, could not attend that hearing, so you will understand if we ask

questions that are similar to those that were asked of you when you

were in Washington on other occasions.*

We will try to avoid any more of that than we can help.

I have read all of your testimony. I don't mean that I recall all of

it, but I read it, as well as your memoirs that were submitted to the

Commission.

When you first met Lee Oswald, did he ever mention anything about

politics or his political philosophy?*

*Mrs. OSWALD. No.

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