*Mrs. OSWALD. Then he came home--then I went to MVD, then he sent me to
MVD. I said, "I don't want to go there and he said, "I insist." Then, I
was afraid to go there, but I did go, and the Colonel did not eat me up.
Mr. RANKIN. Did you talk to the colonel about both your visa and your
husband's at that time?*
Mrs. OSWALD. The conversation with Colonel Aksenov was to find out why
the delay in the issuance of the exit permits.
Mr. RANKIN. That's all I have.
Senator COOPER. There has been a good deal of testimony that you and
your husband were good friends with the De Mohrenschildt family?*
Mrs. OSWALD. Yes.
Senator COOPER. Is it correct that when he came to your house on one
occasion that he saw the rifle, your husband's rifle?*
*Mrs. OSWALD. I do not know about this. It is possible that I have
shown the rifle to them.
Senator COOPER. Do you remember when Mr. De Mohrenschildt said
something like this after the Walker incident: "How could you miss it?"
or something like that.*
*Mrs. OSWALD. De Mohrenschildt--as soon as he opened the door, he said
to Lee, "How could you have missed, how could you have missed him?"