Mr. JENNER. Showing that carport area? Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Mr. JENNER. And it is accurate, isn't it? Mrs. PAINE. It is accurate. Mr. JENNER. Commission Exhibit 438, is that an accurate photograph of the area of Irving Street showing not only the Randle house but also your home? Mrs. PAINE. Yes; that is accurate. Mr. JENNER. And is Commission Exhibit 448---- Senator COOPER. What was the number of the photograph which you just referred to? Mr. JENNER. 438. 438 is view looking northeast showing the Paine home at the left and the Randle home at the far right. Directing your attention to Commission Exhibit 448, is that an accurate photograph showing a view of the Randle home looking West Fifth Street? Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Mr. JENNER. Is Commission Exhibit 438 an accurate photograph showing a view looking west along Fifth Street to your home? Mrs. PAINE. Yes; it is. Mr. JENNER. And is the arrow that appears on that photograph--does that point to your home? Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Mr. JENNER. Is Commission Exhibit No. 450, which I now show you, an accurate photograph of the intersection of Westbrook Drive and West Fifth Street viewed from immediately outside the Randle kitchen window? Mrs. PAINE. It looks to be exactly that. Mr. JENNER. I now show you Commission Exhibit No. 440 entitled "Paine and Randle homes, Irving, Tex." which purports to be, and I believe is, a scale drawing of the area in Irving, Tex., along West Fifth Street and Westbrook Drive, in which your home at 2515 West Fifth Street is shown in outline, and the location and form of the Randle home down the street and on the corner is likewise shown. Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Mr. JENNER. Is that accurate? Mrs. PAINE. That is accurate. Senator COOPER. Are you going to make part of the record these exhibits which she has identified? Mr. JENNER. Yes; I am about to offer these and I would ask Mr. Redlich if he would assemble the exhibit numbers so I can make the offer, please. Mrs. Paine, now that you have had a rest over night, we would like to return to the late afternoon and the evening of November 21. Did Lee Harvey Oswald come to Irving, Tex., at anytime that day? Mrs. PAINE. He came some time shortly before 5:30 in the evening on the 21st. Mr. JENNER. Had either you or Marina, I limit it to you first, had you had any notice or intimation whatsoever that Lee Harvey Oswald would appear on that day? Mrs. PAINE. Absolutely none. Mr. JENNER. And his appearance was a complete surprise to you? Mrs. PAINE. That is correct. Mr. JENNER. Did anything occur during the day or during that week up to the time that you saw Lee Harvey Oswald that afternoon that impressed you or led you to believe that Marina had any notion whatsoever that her husband would or might appear at your home on that day? Mrs. PAINE. Nothing. I rather had the contrary impressions.