Mr. JENNER. And if you will just sit back and relax a little. I would like to have you restate, if you now will, in your own words, what occurred? You dialed the telephone, someone answered, a male voice? Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Mr. JENNER. What did he say and what did you say? Mrs. PAINE. I said, "Is Lee Oswald there." He said, "There is no Lee Oswald living here." As best as I can recall. This is the substance of what he said. I said, "Is this a rooming house." He said "Yes." I said, "Is this WH 3-8993?" And he said "Yes." I thanked him and hung up. Mr. JENNER. When you hung up then what did you next do or say? Mrs. PAINE. I said to Marina, "They don't know of a Lee Oswald at that number." Mr. JENNER. What did she say? Mrs. PAINE. She didn't say anything. Mr. JENNER. Just said nothing? Mrs. PAINE. She looked surprised. Mr. JENNER. Did she evidence any surprise? Mrs. PAINE. Yes; she did, she looked surprised. Mr. DULLES. You are quite sure you used the first name "Lee," did you, you did not say just "Mr. Oswald," or something of that kind? Mrs. PAINE. I would not say "Mr. Oswald." It is contrary to Quaker practice, and I don't normally do it that way. Mr. JENNER. Contrary to Quaker practice? Mrs. PAINE. They seldom use "Mister." Mr. JENNER. I see. Mr. DULLES. And you wouldn't have said "Harvey Oswald," would you? Mrs. PAINE. I knew he had a middle name but only because I filled out forms in Parkland Hospital. It was never used with him. Mr. JENNER. You do recall definitely that you asked for Lee Oswald? Mrs. PAINE. I cannot be that definite. But I believe I asked for him. Oh, yes; I recall definitely what I asked. I cannot be definite about the man's reply, whether he included the full name in his reply. Mr. JENNER. But you did? Mrs. PAINE. I asked for the full name, "Is Lee Oswald there." Mr. JENNER. Did you report this incident to the FBI? Mrs. PAINE. I had no occasion to see them, and I did not think it important enough to call them after that until the 23d of November. Mr. JENNER. Perhaps I may well have deferred that question until after I asked you the next. Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Mr. JENNER. Did any event occur the following day with respect to this telephone call? Mrs. PAINE. Yes; Lee called---- Mr. JENNER. What was it? Mrs. PAINE. Lee called at the house and asked for Marina. I was in the kitchen where the phone is while Marina talked with him, she clearly was upset, and angry, and when she hung up---- Mr. JENNER. Excuse me, did you overhear this conversation? Mrs. PAINE. I overheard the conversation but I can't tell you specific content. Mr. JENNER. Please, Mrs. Paine, would you do your very best to recall what was said? Mrs. PAINE. I can tell you what she said to me which was immediately after, which is what I definitely recall. Mr. JENNER. Thank you.