The proceedings reconvened at 2:45 p.m.
Mr. JENNER. We will resume. Directing your attention to Commission
Exhibit No. 402, which is your address book, would you do with that
what you did with your calendar diary, and go through it page by page,
and tell us of any entries on particular pages which relate to the
Oswalds?
The first sheet of the exhibit is the cover. Next is the inside cover,
and the reverse of the first page. Is there anything on any of the
entries which appear on those pages which relate to the Oswalds?
Mrs. PAINE. The one on the left is the police officer who picked up the
address book.
Mr. JENNER. Those are his initials and date that he picked it up?
Mrs. PAINE. I don't know who picked it up. And I didn't see it was gone.
Mr. JENNER. Oh, yes; as you testified. The next page is the "A" page,
the left and right hand.
Mrs. PAINE. These have no significance to the Oswalds.
Mr. JENNER. The next is the B page, left and right.
Mrs. PAINE. No significance.
Mr. JENNER. Bell Helicopter is the place at which your husband is
employed?
Mrs. PAINE. That is right.
Mr. JENNER. The next page is the C page, left-hand.
Mrs. PAINE. You are still on B.
Mr. JENNER. I am what?
Mrs. PAINE. You are still on B.
Mr. JENNER. The left-hand here on this exhibit is the reverse side of
the B page, is that correct?
Mrs. PAINE. That is correct.
Mr. JENNER. Anything on there relating to the Oswalds?
Mrs. PAINE. You have on this page two neighbors of mine, Ann Bell met
both Marina and Lee, and she has been interviewed.
Mr. JENNER. Other than that?
Mrs. PAINE. Other than that, no significance.
Mr. JENNER. The next is the right-hand of the B page, and the first
page of the C page. Any of those names or addresses related to the
Oswalds?
Mrs. PAINE. No.
Mr. JENNER. Next is the opposite face of the C page and the first page
of the D page.
Mrs. PAINE. Nothing there related to the Oswalds.
Mr. JENNER. The next is the reverse side of the C page and the first
page of the D page.
Mrs. PAINE. Also nothing related.
Mr. JENNER. The next is the reverse side of the D page and the first
page of the E page.
Mrs. PAINE. Nothing there.
Mr. JENNER. Next, the reverse side of the D page and the first face of
the E page.
Mrs. PAINE. Nothing of significance with relation to the Oswalds.
Mr. JENNER. Next is the reverse of the E page and the first face of the
F page.
Mrs. PAINE. I recall being refreshed by this entry, Four Continents
Book Store. I went into this book store during the summer, my summer
trip, and inquired of the lady at the cashier's desk something that I
wanted to find, and realized that she did not speak any English, she
did not understand me. And I heard other people--there is a book store
where you can obtain materials in Russian--it imports from Russia, and
had materials that I wanted to get to help me with teaching Russian.
Mr. JENNER. Is this located in Irving, Tex.?