Mr. LIEBELER. Do you speak Turkish?
Mrs. HALL. Turkish a little bit.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did you ever try to speak to Marina Oswald in English?
Mrs. HALL. No; I never did. I wasn't so long with her to try to teach
her something.
Mr. LIEBELER. It was quite clear to you, was it, that Marina could not
speak English at all?
Mrs. HALL. Yes; she could understand a little bit what the
conversations was about, if I was talking to somebody. But she couldn't
understand all little things.
Mr. LIEBELER. Now you first met Marina, you say, in approximately July
of 1962. Did you have an opinion as to how much English she could
understand at that time?
Mrs. HALL. Well, I think it was the same thing.
Mr. LIEBELER. She didn't seem to learn too much English as time went
on, is that right?
Mrs. HALL. Well, George Bouhe tried to teach her, and he brought her
books and things like that. And once a week or twice a week she was
sending her homework or something to him. He would correct her and
sometimes, on a weekend, he would come and teach her more. That was all
that I know that she has of English.
Mr. LIEBELER. Do you know Mr. Peter Gregory?
Mrs. HALL. Yes; I know him.
Mr. LIEBELER. Do you know his son, Paul?
Mrs. HALL. No; I never met him.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did Marina ever speak of Paul Gregory to you?
Mrs. HALL. No.
Mr. LIEBELER. Do you know Gary Taylor?
Mrs. HALL. Yes. Well, one time Lee, while Marina was in my house--in
fact, I just came out from the hospital accident--this Gary Taylor and
his wife, they brought Lee. It was on Sunday. They brought him to Fort
Worth, and then they went back together, Lee Oswald and the Taylors.
Mr. LIEBELER. Gary Taylor's wife at that time was the daughter of
George De Mohrenschildt, is that correct?
Mrs. HALL. That's right.
Mr. LIEBELER. Do you know Mr. De Mohrenschildt?
Mrs. HALL. Yes; I met him.
Mr. LIEBELER. Do you know him well, or are you a casual acquaintance of
his?
Mrs. HALL. I saw him altogether maybe three or four times.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did you ever talk to De Mohrenschildt about Lee Oswald?
Mrs. HALL. I don't think I did.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did you know whether De Mohrenschildt was a close friend
of Oswald's?
Mrs. HALL. Yes. Some friends told me again that they are very close
with Lee Oswald. Well, in 1 week, because they couldn't go nowhere and
didn't have a car, and De Mohrenschildt came for him.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did you ever see Oswald drive an automobile?
Mrs. HALL. No. In fact, one time I asked Oswald. I said, talking
something about the car, and I said, asked him, "Can you drive a car?"
And he said, "No".