Mr. Jenner. Yes.
Mr. Dulles. When you unloaded Marina's things and the baby's things, did this subtract one suitcase from this number you have indicated? Was one of the suitcases delegated to her things or were they just loose in the car?
Mrs. Paine. Insofar as I remember, I believe they were loose.
Mr. Dulles. They were loose. So that the number of suitcases you have indicated were those that were eventually checked and taken by Lee Harvey Oswald to New Orleans.
Mrs. Paine. Well, that is the way I remember it. It does not seem reasonable that he would go off without leaving her a suitcase to put her things in, so I would guess there was something for her in the nature, perhaps, of a small bag.
Mr. Dulles. So that one of these bags may have been unloaded at your house?
Mrs. Paine. Yes.
Mr. McCloy. You testified, I believe, you started to testify, that there was also a radio that had been presumably purchased in Russia. Did he take that with him?
Mrs. Paine. He took that.
Mr. McCloy. He took that with him. He didn't return that to her.