Mrs. EVANS. Lillian Murret. She had only that one sister here. She was a good many years older than Margie. Margie was the baby of the family. She took care of her father, that is, until his death, and she kept house for her father, too. I guess there is about 10 years difference between the two. That's why I guess they have not been too close. But anyway, she called me and asked about an apartment, and I told her I could give her an apartment, and that I would let her have it cheaper than I would somebody else that I didn't know. Now, they didn't have any furniture, but there were a few pieces left in the apartment, and her sister provided some things and I found a few things for her, so she made out with that. Mr. JENNER. Do you remember what year that was? Mrs. EVANS. Well, I remodeled that apartment about 10 years ago, so I would say that that was around 1954, along in there, in the early spring, I think it was. Mr. JENNER. In the early spring? Mrs. EVANS. Well, it might have been a little later. It could have been in May or June of 1954, but possibly a little earlier than that. I can't remember that well enough to be definite on the month. Mr. JENNER. Where was this apartment? Mrs. EVANS. 1454 St. Mary Street, apartment 6, but now finally Margie decided that she couldn't afford that apartment, and moved, despite the fact that I was renting it to her for less than I would have anybody else, and I told her that. She came in one day and told me, "Myrtle, I am going to give the apartment up." She told me that she had seen a house out around St. Bernard that would be cheaper. She said she had rode around and looked at the house, and she thought that she would take it. Mr. JENNER. She had an automobile? Mrs. EVANS. No; she rode the bus out there. Mr. JENNER. She had no complaints about your apartment, did she? She just had found a cheaper place to move to? Mrs. EVANS. Oh, she was perfectly happy in the apartment. She said she liked it, but that she just couldn't afford it. Mr. JENNER. Who else was in the apartment besides Marguerite? Mrs. EVANS. Just her and Lee. Mr. JENNER. You did see Lee after they returned from New York? Mrs. EVANS. Oh, yes; they lived at my house for, oh, I guess about 6 months. Mr. JENNER. Including Lee? Mrs. EVANS. Oh, yes. Mr. JENNER. She and Lee lived in your home for 6 months? Mrs. EVANS. In this apartment, yes. Mr. JENNER. In the No. 6 apartment? Mrs. EVANS. Yes; you see, I had this great big house with about 27 rooms or more. Mr. JENNER. It was just one big building; is that right? Mrs. EVANS. Yes; but it was converted into modern apartments, and they took one of them, you see--one of the smaller apartments. I had had one tenant prior to her, so she was the second tenant in this little apartment. Mr. JENNER. And that was at 1454 St. Mary Street? Mrs. EVANS. Correct. Mr. JENNER. So she and her son Lee occupied that apartment for approximately 6 months, is that right? Mrs. EVANS. Yes.