Mr. Oswald. If I could, possibly, sir, at this time——
Mr. Jenner. Would you like to add anything?
Mr. Oswald. I would like to make one little statement in regard to my memorandum, on page 12.
Mr. Jenner. Proceed.
Mr. Oswald. In relation or reference to my intentions at that time, as it is now, as recorded on page 12, "Intentions then as now was to find out the truth and nothing else."
Thank you.
Mr. Dulles. Thank you.
I have one question, only one.
You testified, I believe, yesterday that when you met your brother at the airport, upon his return from the Soviet Union, that he seemed somewhat disappointed that the press was not there to meet him and talk with him.
Do you recall, in your relations with your brother, any other instances where he appeared to desire publicity?