Mr. Paine. Or to go to Cuba, yes.
Mr. Liebeler. When that was spoken——
Mr. Paine. I remember now, first it was mentioned could he be connected with a Communist plot and there I thought of Russian Communists and that didn't seem to ring a bell.
Mr. Liebeler. When was that mentioned?
Mr. Paine. This was after the assassination, a day or two later. Then when the Fair Play for Cuba Committee was mentioned, that was the first I had heard of it except for his mentioning Cuba to this man at the ACLU meeting referring to it in the car to me.
Mr. Liebeler. He never told you that he had been active in the Fair Play for Cuba Committee?
Mr. Paine. That is correct, that was the only recollection I could remember his ever having mentioned Cuba.
Mr. Liebeler. Now yesterday, we asked you about an incident or spoke to you about an incident that happened in September of 1963 when you went into your garage to use some tools, your garage in Irving, Tex. Would you tell us about that?
Mr. Paine. I don't remember whether the date was September. I remember that was the date they came back from New Orleans and I do remember that my wife asked me to unpack some of their heavy things from their car. I only recall unpacking duffelbags but any other package, that was the heaviest thing there and they were easy also.
Mr. Liebeler. You must have moved the duffelbags from the station wagon into the garage?