Mr. JENNER. I am not trying to get the exact date. I am really----

Mrs. PAINE. It was after she had registered at Parkland, it was after

the baby was born.

Mr. JENNER. And was it in the month of October?

Mrs. PAINE. Probably.

Mr. JENNER. All right.

Mrs. PAINE. And we were advised by this public health nurse that there

was a well baby clinic in Irving, which she conducted, and that she had

been given our name and address because of the care at Parkland, and

she said that Marina could come and bring her children to the clinic in

Irving.

Then I mentioned that they had contact already with the Vine Street

Clinic, and I think after this visit from the nurse, Marina and I

discussed where it would be best for her to have her----

Mr. JENNER. Her clinic care?

Mrs. PAINE. Her association, her clinic, yes.

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