Mrs. Paine. It is a Russian word that sounded to me like binocular, as I recall.
Senator Cooper. Did she refer to it as a sighting device not in the words sighting device, but did her language in substance as she described it give reference to it as a sight on the rifle?
Mrs. Paine. My judgment is that Mr. Mamantov used the word in reference to it first, you see, and then she simply used the same word.
Asking her was she acquainted with this, and giving the word in Russian, and she said she wasn't certain she had seen that binocular or whatever the word used was on the gun.
Senator Cooper. Now, at any time on the 22d, after she had admitted that she had seen a rifle before, and in your talk with her, either on the way into the police station or any other time, did she say anything more about having seen the rifle before?
Mrs. Paine. No; she didn't.
Senator Cooper. To you? What?
Mrs. Paine. No.
Senator Cooper. Did you know who brought Lee Oswald to your house from Dallas when he would come for his visits?
Mrs. Paine. After he had gotten his job it was my understanding that he came with Wesley Frazier.