Mrs. OSWALD. George De Mohrenschildt--this was both in Fort Worth and Dallas, the names of my recital but they were well acquainted with each other, even though some lived in Dallas and some lived in Fort Worth. Mr. RANKIN. Will you please sort them out for us and tell us those you met in Dallas? Mrs. OSWALD. You mean by the question, who out of these Russians lives in Dallas? Mr. RANKIN. Or which ones you met in Dallas as distinguished from those you had already met in Fort Worth? Mrs. OSWALD. In Fort Worth I met the people from Dallas. There was George Bouhe, George De Mohrenschildt--no. Anna Meller and George Bouhe only, they were from Dallas, but I met them in Fort Worth. Mr. RANKIN. Did these friends visit you at your home in Fort Worth? Mrs. OSWALD. Yes, sometimes they came to visit us when they were in Dallas, they came to us. Sometimes they made a special trip to come and see us. Mr. RANKIN. Did you ever visit them in their homes? Mrs. OSWALD. Yes, when we lived in Fort Worth we went to Dallas several times to visit them. Mr. RANKIN. When you made these visits did you go to spend an evening or a considerable part of the time or were they short visits? Can you describe that? Mrs. OSWALD. We used to come early in the morning and leave at night. We would spend the entire day with them. We went there by bus. Mr. RANKIN. Did you have an automobile of your own at any time during this period? Mrs. OSWALD. No. Mr. RANKIN. Did any of these people have meals in your home when they visited you? Mrs. OSWALD. No. They usually brought--they usually came for short visits and they brought their own favorite vegetables such as cucumbers, George liked cucumbers. Mr. RANKIN. When you moved to Dallas, where did you live the first time? Mrs. OSWALD. I did not move to Dallas together with Lee. Lee went to Dallas when he found the job, and I remained in Fort Worth and lived with Elena Hall. Mr. RANKIN. For how long a period did you live with Mrs. Hall? Mrs. OSWALD. I think that it was about a month and a half. Mr. RANKIN. During that month and a half what did your husband do? Mrs. OSWALD. He had a job. He was working. He would call me up over the telephone but how he spent his time, I don't know. Mr. RANKIN. Do you know during that month and a half where he lived? Mrs. OSWALD. At first, I know that he rented a room in the YMcA but very shortly thereafter he rented an apartment. But where I don't know. Mr. RANKIN. During that month and a half did he come and see you and the baby? Mrs. OSWALD. Yes, two or three times he came to see us because he had no car. It was not very easy. Mr. RANKIN. Were these trips to see you on the weekends? Mrs. OSWALD. Yes. Mr. RANKIN. When he came did he also stay at the Hall's? Mrs. OSWALD. Yes. Mr. RANKIN. When you were staying at the Hall's did you pay them for your room and your meals? Mrs. OSWALD. No. No, she was very friendly toward us and she tried to help us.