Mr. DULLES. If it is not out of order, I would like to get that into the testimony maybe at this date what took place between them at that time. Mr. JENNER. On the 22d? Mr. DULLES. Yes. Mr. McCLOY. I think it is best to leave it at the 22d. Mr. JENNER. I was going to take her chronologically. Mr. DULLES. Just so you recall that. Mr. McCLOY. But you can't recall having gone into the garage for any purpose and having stepped over this thing or around it at any time that you would associate with his return from New Orleans and Houston, if he went to Houston? Mrs. PAINE. My best recollection is that it was after, it was in October, therefore. Mr. McCLOY. But later than the 7th of October, you think? Mrs. PAINE. Later than that, yes. That is the best I can do. Mr. McCLOY. But well before the day of November 22? Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Mr. JENNER. I think I have oriented myself without having the reporter read and may I proceed, Mr. Chairman? Mr. McCLOY. Surely. Mr. JENNER. We have now reached the weekend of the 15th, 16th, and 17th, which is the weekend that Lee Harvey Oswald did not return to your home. Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Mr. JENNER. You had just finished relating that Marina had told him not to come that particular weekend? Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Mr. JENNER. Now, was there an occasion during the course of that weekend when a phone call was made to Lee Harvey Oswald. I direct your attention particularly to Sunday evening, the 17th of November. Mrs. PAINE. Looking back on it, I thought that there was a call made to him by me on Monday the 18th, but I may be wrong about when it was made. Mr. JENNER. Did Marina call him this Sunday evening, November 17? Mrs. PAINE. No. There was only one call made at any one time to him, to my knowledge. Mr. JENNER. Do you recall an occasion when a call was made to him and you girls were unable to reach him when that call was made? Mrs. PAINE. Yes. I will describe the call, and there is a dispute over what night it was. Mr. JENNER. I would like your best recollection, first as to when it occurred. Was it during the weekend that he did not return to your home, the weekend immediately preceding the assassination day? Do you recall that Marina was lonesome and she wished you to make a call to Lee and you did so at her request? Mrs. PAINE. I recall certainly we had talked with Lee, on the telephone already that weekend because he called to say that he had been to attempt to get a driver's license permit. Mr. JENNER. Yes. Mrs. PAINE. Whether he called that Saturday or whether he had called Sunday, I am not certain. Indeed, I am not certain but what he had called the very day, had already called and talked with Marina the very day that I then, at her request, tried to reach him at the number he had given me, with his number in my telephone book. Junie was fooling with the telephone dial, and Marina said, "Let's call papa" and asked me---- Mr. JENNER. Was this at night?