Mrs. GIBSON. No; but it was probably in that area where I was looking, you know. I am not even sure who I was looking for, but it seems possible. I don't know anybody else in Oak Cliff, you know. If that is anywhere near the Jaggars Co., and I think it is, that is probably where, and who we were looking for. Mr. JENNER. Was Marina taken to the dentist to your knowledge other than the first period, the first visit in August of 1962? Mrs. GIBSON. I think she might have had another appointment. That possibly could have been the other reason why she stayed with me, but I am not positive. It seems to me you know by the dentist records if she had. I remember she had teeth pulled. Now, how many--and, as I recall, those first appointments led to a later appointment after her mouth had healed. But I am not sure. Mr. JENNER. Did Marina stay at the Halls' on more than one occasion, that is periods? Mrs. GIBSON. I don't believe so. Mr. JENNER. Was it just one period? Mrs. GIBSON. I think it was one period. Mr. JENNER. Did it have anything to do with Mrs. Hall's accident? Mrs. GIBSON. Why Marina stayed there, you mean, or why she left? Mr. JENNER. Why she went there in the first instance. Mrs. GIBSON. No; Mrs. Hall had not had her accident when Marina first moved in. Mr. JENNER. Was Mrs. Hall aware that Marina had stayed at your home? Mrs. GIBSON. I think so. In fact, I could almost say positively she must have been aware of it. Mr. JENNER. What leads you to say that? Mrs. GIBSON. Well, I mean she never knew that Marina and I knew each other. She brought her to my place. I had told her that, I believe I myself, told her that Marina had stayed with me. I mean it is just in common conversation that she must have known. Didn't she know? Mr. JENNER. Including this 3- or 4-day period? Mrs. GIBSON. Yes; she must have known because that was before Marina stayed with her. Does she know? Mr. JENNER. She didn't mention it in her testimony. Mrs. GIBSON. Am I the last one to testify? Mr. JENNER. No. Mrs. Gibson, were you aware that Lee Oswald gave your apartment address and your telephone number--when I say your I mean you and your husband--when he was seeking employment in Dallas? Mrs. GIBSON. Yes; he asked Gary's permission and Gary said all right. Mr. JENNER. That was in your presence? Mrs. GIBSON. Yes. Mr. JENNER. Was that permission requested before he went to the YMCA on the 15th of October? He obtained his job at Jaggars, remember, on the 12th of October. Mrs. GIBSON. I believe it was before. He said he needed to establish a residence, and a place where people could get in touch with him, where if there were any jobs coming up that they could get in touch with him and call him and he would check with us and we would tell him if there had been any calls for him or messages during the day. Mr. JENNER. Now, were there any calls or messages? Mrs. GIBSON. No; not that I recall. I don't believe there were.