Mrs. Paine. Up to, that is right.
Mr. McCloy. There was no suggestion of Lee's using a firearm for hunting purposes in the United States?
Mrs. Paine. None; nor that he might have had any gun.
Mr. McCloy. Nor that he might have had any gun.
Mr. Jenner. After Marina's things and the baby's things had been placed in your home then what occurred in the evening, was this late in the day of the 24th?
Mrs. Paine. It was close to supper. I am sure we then ate and put our children to bed, possibly talked a short time. I no doubt explained to her quite soon that I was to go away for the weekend. Indeed, this invitation was made quite on the spur of the moment. You don't normally invite someone to come and stay with you when you are about to go away, but I was to go to a folk-dance camp with Michael that weekend, and you see on the calendar "FDC" which stands for folk-dance camp, arrow San Antonio. That is the 26th, 27th and 28th.
Mr. Jenner. Yes; I noticed that.
Mrs. Paine. And I left her in the house with the telephone number of my Russian tutor to call, and I believe they talked, in fact, before I left.
Mr. Jenner. Would you tell us the name of your Russian tutor.
Mr. Dulles. Could I ask one question that we passed by?