Mrs. GARNER. In fact, I didn't see the station wagon when it arrived;
I didn't see it until the next day. I saw it parked out there with the
Texas license and figured, you know, she had come in, his wife, because
that is where he told me she was coming from, Texas.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did you later learn how many people were in the
apartment, or came in the station wagon?
Mrs. GARNER. Yes; when my husband talked to Mrs. Paine outside, he told
me she had two little girls. I didn't know it, I didn't see them.
Mr. LIEBELER. And did Oswald himself have a little girl?
Mrs. GARNER. A little girl, June.
Mr. LIEBELER. And Oswald's wife?
Mrs. GARNER. Yes. I didn't know she was in a family way. I didn't know
she was going to have another baby when she rented the apartment,
because when I first saw her she didn't look that way to me.
Mr. LIEBELER. You say Mrs. Paine stayed in the apartment about a week.
Did you have any conversation with her during that time?
Mrs. GARNER. No; I never even saw the lady. I never saw her. I couldn't
tell you what she looked like. My husband saw her.
Mr. LIEBELER. You say your husband had talked to her. Did he tell you
what she had said?
Mrs. GARNER. No; I never asked him and he never said nothing.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did you ever have any direct contact with either Oswald
or his wife after they moved into the apartment?
Mrs. GARNER. Well, the first thing, they was there a couple of weeks
and I have a window fan in the kitchen, and I take the screen down to
hose it and clean it, and I didn't put the screen back up. I just set
it on the screen porch, and a couple of weeks later he come to me and
asked me if I had a ladder and hammer, he was going to put the screen
up.