Mr. Bouhe. Not his budget. I did discuss the cost of other items. For instance, he had a portable radio.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you see that?
Mr. Bouhe. Yes; I did. Most awful production. He also had a Gramophone and records.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you ask him how much the radio cost?
Mr. Bouhe. If I did, I don't remember. I probably did, but I honestly don't remember. But it was a small one. I had somebody to look at it and he said it is a most awful construction.
But anyway, I also saw a pair of shoes of Marina's which she bought there, and I would say they were not worth much as far as the wearing qualities are concerned, but how much they paid for it, I don't know. And what she was earning, I do not know.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you discuss with Oswald his membership in a hunting club in the Soviet Union?
Mr. Bouhe. I never discussed a membership in any organization or hunting club. But I now remember that when I asked him after the week's work is done, what do you do—"Well, the boys and I go and hunt duck."
And he said, "ducklings". The reason why I remember it is because he didn't say "duck," but he said in Russian the equivalent of "duckys-duckys".
Mr. Liebeler. He used the Russian word that was not the precise word to describe duck?