Now, here is another Godsend. We watched the television, Marina and I. She watched more than I did. We were very busy, Mr. Rankin. The babies had diarrhea and everything. I was very busy with the babies and the Russian girl. And just like at the end of the Six Flags, we were just getting snatches of it. But Marina wanted to know, "Mama, I want see Lee." She was hoping Lee would come on the picture, like he did. So this morning, Sunday morning, I said, "Oh, honey, let's turn the television off. The same thing over and over." And I turned the television off. So Marina and I did not see what happened to my son. We had the television off. So we did not know. But frantically Robert and Mr. Gregory kept insisting that we pack and run. So when we get downstairs, here was Secret Service men all over. Mr. RANKIN. Now, before you leave that, what did Robert say about the story about the picture, when you told him that? Did he say anything? Mrs. OSWALD. No. He and Mr. Gregory both didn't want to listen to me. I told them, but they didn't want to hear my story. They wanted to get us out of here. Mr. RANKIN. They didn't say anything about it? Mrs. OSWALD. No, sir, not that I can recall. And I don't believe they did. They didn't want to hear what I had to say. They kept fussing at me and saying "Mother, stop talking. Hurry up, we have got to get you out of here." I kept saying, "All we have been doing is run from one place to the other. The diapers are wet." I was kind of having my way about this. So when we get downstairs, there is Secret Service all around. I am ahead of my story. Robert went downstairs to pay the bill, and that is when I gave Robert the money, and it was a $50 bill that the Life representative had given to me. They gave me some money. I took it out---- Mr. RANKIN. That is the first time you looked at it? Mrs. OSWALD. The first time I looked at it, sir. I charged the food, and I had no need for money. Wait a minute--I am wrong. Yes. Representative FORD. Mrs. Oswald--didn't you say you had washed your uniform? Mrs. OSWALD. Yes. Representative FORD. When you washed your uniform, didn't you---- Mrs. OSWALD. Just a minute, if you let me explain. I just said I was wrong. The first time--it was Puerto Rican that brought the dinner in. We needed baby lotion for the baby. And then I took the bill out and I saw it was a $50 bill, because he went to the drug store--I gave him the $50 bill, this Puerto Rican, that brought the food in--the first food we had--to go to the drug store and pay for the necessities that Marina and I needed--really it was for the baby, the lotion and everything. And he came back and the drug store was closed--it was on a Sunday. And so I did know about the $50 bill before this time. And then when Robert came, I gave Robert the $50 bill and he went downstairs to pay the bill.