Mr. Redlich. She never discussed any other aspect of her departure from the Soviet Union?
Mr. Martin. No. Let's see, they were in Moscow, she waited a couple of days while he was, how did she put it, collecting money or getting money together to come over to the States. I have forgotten the name of the hotel they stayed in. She even remarked they had pancakes every morning and she didn't like pancakes.
Mr. Redlich. In terms of her official negotiations to leave the Soviet Union, you asked her nothing other than the question that I have already discussed with you?
Mr. Martin. No, she said that Lee arranged everything.
Mr. Redlich. I would like to ask you a few questions now about some of the individuals that Marina and Lee Harvey Oswald knew in Fort Worth and Dallas, and ask you in each case whether Marina Oswald discussed any of these individuals with you.
The first is George Bouhe.
Mr. Martin. I know the name but I don't think Marina has ever mentioned him; Katya Ford has though.
Mr. Redlich. Are you personally acquainted with George Bouhe?
Mr. Martin. No.
Mr. Redlich. Could you tell us what Katya Ford has told you about Mr. Bouhe?