It is awfully hard for me to remember everything. If you want to question me, I am more than happy, if I know the facts, to give them to you. Mr. RANKIN. Well, you go ahead and tell us in your own way. Mrs. OSWALD. May I have some fresh water, please? Mr. RANKIN. You have never told us about the Walker matter. Did you know something about that? Mrs. OSWALD. No, I didn't know about that. The CHAIRMAN. You are going to let her finish this other, are you not? Mr. RANKIN. Yes. Mrs. OSWALD. I didn't know about that until it came out in the paper. But I have a story on that. Mr. RANKIN. You want to finish this incident about the gun you are talking about? Mrs. OSWALD. About Robert knowing about the gun--I have already said that. About Lee being left handed, and he and Robert going squirrel hunting. Mr. RANKIN. You said there was another gun matter. Mrs. OSWALD. That is a long, long story. The CHAIRMAN. I think she has gotten to the point---- Mrs. OSWALD. I got to the point. I finished this story, really, don't you think--about the gun? The CHAIRMAN. I don't know. Mrs. OSWALD. I think about Robert knowing Lee was left handed. The CHAIRMAN. Has anything happened since that, that you care to call to our attention, things that you know about? Mrs. OSWALD. On the particular story that I have said this morning--you mean of Lee? This is where it gets confusing. Representative FORD. Where did you go after the Parkland Hospital? What happened then? Mrs. OSWALD. Oh, yes. This is interesting. After the Parkland Hospital, then this Mike Howard said, "Well, what we will do, we have a place, and this is where we will take them." And they took us to the Inn of the Six Flags, which is on the outskirts of Arlington, Tex. They took us there. And I am assuming that it is a Secret Service hideout or something, because they had made no arrangements or anything. We just were welcomed right in the Inn. They knew where to go. Mr. RANKIN. What happened there? Mrs. OSWALD. Well, now, Mr. Rankin, that is so important--if we are going to recess, I am going to ask not to start that story, because that is a very long, important story to this Commission. Mr. DULLES. How far is that from Dallas--the Six Flags Inn? Mrs. OSWALD. Well, it is in between Dallas and Fort Worth, Tex. It is near Arlington, Tex. The CHAIRMAN. We will recess now until 2 o'clock. (Whereupon, at 12:55 p.m., the President's Commission recessed.) Afternoon Session TESTIMONY OF MRS. MARGUERITE OSWALD RESUMED The President's Commission reconvened at 2 p.m. The CHAIRMAN. The Commission will be in order. Mrs. Oswald, you may continue with your statement. Mrs. OSWALD. On the way leaving, I remarked to Mr. Doyle that I had forgotten one very important factor in the story.