Mr. Belin. To Mrs. Paine?
Mrs. Gravitis. No; have not said. However, I said to Mrs. Paine to be more careful.
Mr. Belin. What did Mrs. Paine say to that?
Mrs. Gravitis. She said, "don't worry." Mrs. Paine is an American woman, and she is very naive, as all Americans are naive, nice, and very generous.
Mr. Belin. Are you a citizen, Mrs. Gravitis?
Mrs. Gravitis. Yes.
Mr. Belin. Are you coming here voluntarily to testify before the Warren Commission, the President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy?
Mrs. Gravitis. Yes; we received a letter from Washington, of course.
Mr. Belin. But you are here voluntarily to testify here? You have been asked to come here?
Mrs. Gravitis. Nobody dragged us here; yes. We certainly volunteered, if you interpret it that way.