Mr. Liebeler. Did you know?
Miss Murret. No; I don't know if it was a mechanical one or——
Mr. Liebeler. Did he seem to be satisfied with his job?
Miss Murret. He said it was all right.
Mr. Liebeler. Did he impress you as having strong feelings about things or not?
Miss Murret. He didn't talk that much when he was over here, he really didn't. I mean once, when I asked him several things about Russia, he said nothing other than what I told you, in very general terms. I asked him how he liked his job, and he said it was all right, that it wasn't any different from any other factory. Most people seem to think that he had a desire to do something that would show that he was somebody. But he didn't strike me as being that way. I think he really thought he was somebody.
Mr. Liebeler. Did he strike you as being a person of integrity?
Miss Murret. Perfectly content—I mean he thought he was extremely intelligent.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you think he was?
Miss Murret. I thought that he was very articulate, but I mean I never discussed anything with him in any great length to know whether or not he knew what he was talking about.