Senator COOPER. Is that the aunt you visited from time to time?* **

**Mrs. OSWALD. Yes.

Senator COOPER. At Kharkov?

Mrs. OSWALD. At Minsk.

Senator COOPER. With whom did you file your declaration for an exit

visa?** *

*Mrs. OSWALD. There is a special institution in Minsk where prospective

departees filed application for exit visa. They leave the application

in that institution, and that institution transmits it to Moscow where

the decision is made whether to grant or to deny the exit permit. The

reply then comes to the MVD in Minsk.

*I want to assure the Commission that I was never given any assignment

by the Soviet Government or the American Government, and that I was so

surprised myself that I got the exit visa.

Senator COOPER. When you talked to Colonel Aksenov, what did he tell

you when you asked him about the exit visa?*

*Mrs. OSWALD. When I went to see Colonel Aksenov, I went to ask him

about the state in which my application is for exit visa, and he

replied----

Mr. GOPADZE. No. "Was it favorable or not," and he said it was

favorable.

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