Mr. Gregory. Correct.
Mr. Gopadze. With the expediency of the visa. Therefore, they didn't bother asking any questions or into their affairs concerning the departure. The last time they visited their aunt and uncle, they say, "Oh, of all places, you're going to the United States."
Senator Russell. Lee never did make much more than $225 a month, in that area, did he, and he was unemployed almost as much as he was employed?*
*Mrs. Oswald. Yes.
Senator Russell. How did he manage to pay the State Department the money he had borrowed from them and to pay his brother Robert under those circumstances?*
Mrs. Oswald. He paid those debts out of his earnings. The first few weeks when we came to the United States, we lived with his mother, and that gave us the opportunity to pay the debts.
Senator Russell. Well, you only lived with Mrs. Oswald a matter of 3 or 4 weeks, didn't you?*
*Mrs. Oswald. Yes; but he was earning money during that time.
Senator Russell. I understand, but he was not earning more than $200 a month, was he, and he paid four or five or six—what was it, Mr. Rankin?
Mr. Rankin. It was over $400.