*Mrs. Oswald. My statement apparently was misinterpreted in the record, because Lee stated that the cost of the ticket, say, from Dallas to Mexico is cheaper than it is from Mexico City to Dallas or from one point to Mexico and from Mexico to that same point.
Senator Russell. Well, that very easily could have become confused in translation, but it certainly is in there.*
Mr. Rankin. I think they have confused your question, Senator, I think they have confused your question. I think they think that you were saying that a round trip was cheaper than one way? Or—two ways?
Senator Russell. I'm sorry, Mr. Gregory. You misunderstood it. I didn't mean that a round trip was cheaper than one way. I meant that a round trip was cheaper than to go there and back on individual tickets—than two ways.
Mr. Gregory. She understood you correctly. I misunderstood you, Senator. I'm sorry.
*Mrs. Oswald. The fact remains, according to Lee, that it is cheaper from Mexico—a one-way ticket from Mexico City, say, to Dallas costs less than from Dallas to Mexico, Mexico City. Or vice versa.
Senator Russell. Be that as it may, how about the stub?
*Mrs. Oswald. I found the stub of this ticket approximately 2 weeks ago when working with Priscilla Johnson on the book. Three weeks.
*Three weeks ago—I found this stub of a ticket among old magazines, Spanish magazines, and there was a television program also in Spanish and there was the stub of this ticket.
Mrs. Oswald. But this was, you know, a piece of paper and I didn't know this was a ticket.