Mr. Oliver. Containing excerpts from the diary.
Mr. Jenner. But you saw no such newspaper reports of excerpts at or prior to the time you wrote and published this article, did you?
Mr. Oliver. I believe not; no. I mentioned that as merely pertinent to the scope of your inquiry, as you could find.
Mr. Jenner. Then you go on in your article and say, “In 1962 after he had been trained for 3 years in Russia, the Communist agent and his Communist wife were brought to the United States in open violation of American law by our Communist-dominated State Department.” Now, I take the statement “had been trained for 3 years in Russia,” the sources thereof are the sources you have already mentioned?
Mr. Oliver. That is right.
Mr. Jenner. In connection with the previous sentence. What is your source for the statement that he was a Communist?
Mr. Oliver. A man who can——
Mr. Jenner. If you will forgive an interruption, Doctor——
Mr. Oliver. Right.
Mr. Jenner. First, tell me the source, I have no objection to your elaborating after you have given the source.