Mr. Fain. Let's see, that was on, it must have been, the morning of the 26th, June 26.
Mr. Stern. How did you learn this information?
Mr. Fain. They hadn't let me know, and I began to think it was time for checking on this thing.
Mr. Stern. And by "they" you mean——
Mr. Fain. Robert had not let me know, and Mrs. Oswald had not let me know, so I thought I had better make an independent check, and so I inquired of them, and she told me that he and his wife and child had arrived in Fort Worth on June 14, and I asked her, "Why hadn't you let me know about it?" And she said, "Well, actually the whole family had been so harassed and that he just didn't feel like letting his face be shown outside of the house." In other words, he was afraid that the newspapers would come and harass him again, I guess.
Mr. Stern. Were there newspaper stories about his arrival, do you recall?
Mr. Fain. There were some that appeared in the paper which I have set out on page 8 and page 9. Yes; I refer to them on page 8 where they report his having gone to Russia.
Mr. Stern. Had these come to your attention before June 26?
Mr. Fain. Yes, sir; yes, sir. I kept up with these and was careful to clip them and put them in the file.
Mr. Stern. So that is it true that you knew before June 26 that he had returned?