Mrs. Paine. For whom?
Mr. Jenner. For the Russian government.
Mrs. Paine. Oh. I have certainly never said anything of the sort.
Mr. Jenner. Did you ever say to anybody including Mrs. Gravitis that you thought Lee Harvey Oswald was a Communist?
Mrs. Paine. Well, it is possible I said that. I thought he considered himself a Communist by ideology, certainly a Marxist. He himself always corrected anyone who called him a Communist and said he was a Marxist.
Mr. Jenner. When you use the term communist do you think of a person as a member of the Communist Party or a native of Russia?
Mrs. Paine. I seldom use the term at all, but I would confine it to people who were members or considered themselves in support of Communist ideology.
Mr. Jenner. A person in your mind may be a Communist, and yet not a member of the Communist Party, even in Russia?
Mrs. Paine. I might use the word in that loose way.
Mr. Jenner. The last of these interviews was on, may I suggest, and if not would you correct me, January 27, 1964, by Agent Wiehl, and Agent Hosty. It appears, and would you please correct me if I am wrong, to have been an interview in your home at the very tail end of January 1964?