Mr. Eisenberg. Can you expand a little on what you mean by "some practice"? A week's practice, or a month's practice, or a year's practice?
Mr. Cole. Of course, this depends on how intensive the practice is, but I would certainly say more than a week's practice.
Mr. McCloy. Mr. Cole, have you examined the Russian script, have you attempted to make anything out of such Russian script as we have of Marina Oswald, have you seen standard forms?
Mr. Cole. No, sir; I have not.
Mr. McCloy. Might it not be helpful to look at some of that to see whether there is anything you can make out of that that would help you in the——
Mr. Cole. I am inclined to doubt it, but I would be quite willing to take a look at it.
Mr. McCloy. I can understand your reasons for doubting it but there may be something that we have here—we have here, have we not?
Mr. Eisenberg. Yes, we do.
Mr. McCloy. A very substantial number, quantities of Marina's writing in Russian, and it may be that there is something you can glean from that if you would look at it perhaps before you go.
Mr. Eisenberg. I will make arrangements for Mr. Cole to see that writing, Mr. Chairman.