So I am racking my mind who can I call for help. And I think of Mr. Peter Gregory. So I call Mr. Peter Gregory at 6:30 in the morning, Sunday, the 24th--Sunday morning the 24th. And I didn't want the hotel operator to know who I was. So I gave a fictitious name. He said, "I am sorry,"--I said, "I can't tell you who I am, Mr. Gregory." I am ahead of my story. Marina, when I said, "Marina, we need help, honey. I am going to call a Mr. Gregory." And I told her about me taking Russian lessons. "Oh, Mama, I know Mr. Gregory, Lee know Mr. Gregory, the man at the library that gives Russian lessons." So I find that very much of a coincidence. So I called Mr. Gregory. I said, "Mr. Gregory, I won't say who I am, but you know my son and you know my daughter-in-law, and I am in trouble, sir. I am over here." He said, "I am sorry, but I won't talk to anybody I don't know." Mr. RANKIN. What name did you give him? Mrs. OSWALD. I didn't give him any name. He said, "I am sorry, but I won't talk to anyone I don't know." And I said again, "Well, you know my son real well." He said, "Oh, you are Mrs. Oswald." I said, "Yes sir, this is Mrs. Oswald. We are at the Executive Inn in Dallas, stranded. And do you know of anyone who would give my daughter-in-law and I a home, and put us up for the time that this is going on, so we can be near Lee at the courthouse? I need help. Mr. Gregory." He said, "Mrs. Oswald, what is your room number? I will help you. Hold still. Help will be coming." And so that was the end of my conversation with Mr. Gregory. At 11:30 Sunday, November 23d, my son Robert and Mr. Gregory came to the Executive Inn, all excited. We had diapers strung all over the place. My uniform was washed. I had no clothes with me. I went with the uniform. "Hurry up, we have got to get you out of here." I am not one to be told what to do, and you gentlemen know that by this time. I said, "What's your hurry? We have the diapers and all. I want to tell you what happened." "Mother, Mother stop talking. We have to get you out of here." Mr. Gregory said, "Mrs. Oswald, will you listen and get things together. We have to get you out of here." I said, "That is all we have been doing since yesterday, running from one place to the other. Give us just a minute. We are coming, but we have to pack things." "Hurry up." I said, "I want you to know how we got here. I was shown a picture of a man last night. And Mrs. Paine called and said that Lee called." I told him exactly. So Mr. Gregory and Robert knew about the things I told you. I told him that while I am gathering up the things. "Mrs. Oswald, we will talk later. We have to get you out of here." I have found out since that my son was shot. But they did not tell us. Mr. RANKIN. Did you have a television in this room? Mrs. OSWALD. Yes, sir.