Mr. Liebeler. Did she tell you about that?
Mr. Gregory. Well, I don't remember whether it was Marina or whether it was Marguerite Oswald. I don't remember now; they did go to see him in the jail in the city of Dallas, and it must have been Marguerite because she was bragging what a wonderful son he is because he looked at the little girl, June, she is 2 years old, and he said, "You have got to buy her a new pair of shoes," I remember that. It must have been Marguerite because she used that as an illustration of what a wonderful boy he was.
Mr. Liebeler. Other than that, you have no information as to what transpired at that time, happened at that time?
Mr. Liebeler. Would it be fair to say, Mr. Gregory, that it was through Oswald's contact with you that he subsequently made the association with and contact with the other members of the Russian community in Dallas and Fort Worth?
Mr. Gregory. I think that would be a fair statement, yes.
Mr. Liebeler. I have no more questions.
The Chairman. Congressman?
Representative Ford. I have one more, Mr. Gregory.
I believe Marina has testified when she first met Lee Harvey Oswald it was approximately 17 months after he had arrived in the Soviet Union. She testified, also, that she could not tell whether he was a native born resident of the Soviet Union or a foreigner by the way he spoke.