Mr. Belin. You know of no such hunting clubs over there?
Mrs. Gravitis. Of course there are trappers, but either they are professional trappers or they are members of the communistic party. Otherwise, you have to have permission to have a firearm.
Mr. Belin. You have to be a member of the Communist Party to belong to a hunting club?
Mrs. Gravitis. I don't know.
Mr. Belin. Did Marina Oswald say anything about ever going for walks to discuss things so they wouldn't be overheard when they were in Russia?
Mrs. Gravitis. No.
Mr. Belin. When you say that the living accommodations were better because Lee Harvey Oswald was an American, what do you mean they were better? In what way would they be better than the average person there?
Mrs. Gravitis. The room was larger, cleaner, and probably in a better area of the city. I think, because he would write to his relatives, that he certainly would say that he had better accommodations.
Mr. Belin. What did Marina Oswald say about how she liked the United States?
Mrs. Gravitis. She liked the United States and she also said that she was watching TV that particular day when they talked, and she saw our President being in the crowd and shaking hands with people. It was unbelievable. She said it is unbelievable such a freedom.