Mr. Coulter. Yes.
Mr. McKenzie. You were the interpreter present this morning when Mrs. Oswald commenced her testimony on this occasion?
Mr. Coulter. I was.
Mr. McKenzie. And all the above and foregoing testimony previously testified to from the beginning of this session this morning up through now, you have interpreted; have you not?
Mr. Coulter. I have.
Mrs. Oswald. I appreciate Mr. Coulter helping me.
Mr. McKenzie. Mr. Rankin, the purpose and reason behind my asking you to show his qualifications, the interpreter's qualifications, is that the record will reflect that Mrs. Oswald was asked questions in English, and they were interpreted into Russian, and she has answered in Russian—and so that the record will show she was not answering in English.
TESTIMONY OF MRS. LEE HARVEY OSWALD RESUMED
Mr. Rankin. Mrs. Oswald, I would like to turn now to the pictures of your husband that I asked you about earlier, when you identified the gray camera as the one that was used in taking the pictures. And I called your attention to Commission Exhibits Nos. 133-A and 133-B. I now wish to ask you specifically whether you used that camera that you saw identified for the taking of both of these pictures. And in so doing, I wish to call your attention to the fact that there were two different positions in the exhibits.
Mrs. Oswald. I took both these pictures at the same time, and with the same camera.