Mr. Gregory. He told, but I don't remember.
Mr. Liebeler. Can you remember any discussions about his source of income and what he did with it? I know you cannot specifically remember the amount that he was paid.
Mr. Gregory. No; the only discussion as to how he spent his money was the tremendous difficulty he had buying food and buying enough food. It seems to me as if the way he spoke, he spent all the money on food and he had several articles of clothing which he brought back with him, of which he seemed to be very proud.
I think he had a pair of boots or something like that, and he had a closet full of junk.
Mr. Liebeler. Did he ever show you his boots?
Mr. Gregory. I think so.
Mr. Liebeler. Do you remember anything about them?
Mr. Gregory. I am not positive about the boots. I remember he had one article of clothing which he showed me; said it was made in the Soviet Union, and he seemed to be proud of it. As I remember, it was boots.
Mr. Liebeler. You have no other recollection about it than what you have just expressed?
Mr. Gregory. No; I think a lot of his clothes were from the Soviet Union, but I can't identify the articles.