Mrs. PAINE. I was under the impression----

Mr. JENNER. In the fall of 1963?

Mrs. PAINE. I was under the impression that he was not avoiding contact

with his brother, but that he was avoiding contact with his mother.

Mr. JENNER. Were you aware during this fall period that he was

employing a post office box, he had rented a post office box and was

using it to receive communications?

Mrs. PAINE. No.

Mr. JENNER. At any time during your acquaintance with the Oswalds had

anything been said about his renting a post office box?

Mrs. PAINE. There was an occasion, I think it must have been after we

had been to the bus station on April 24 that he asked to go by the main

post office in Dallas to pick up some things. That would have implied a

post office box there. But that was----

Mr. JENNER. What date was this?

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