*Mrs. OSWALD. I marvel now how we managed to live on what he earned at
that time in comparison with what I have now. We spent $12 or $15 a
week at that time.
We spent $12 or $15 a week at that time--you know, we can live--that
was for milk and so on.
Senator RUSSELL. He didn't spent any money on himself, did he, he
wasn't extravagant in his own habits? He didn't spend his money on
clothes or whisky or women or things of that kind, did he?
Mrs. OSWALD. Oh, no. He told--somebody told about Jack Ruby--he went to
his nightclub, he never did go to nightclub.
Senator RUSSELL. Well, I mean just extravagance in his own habits--he
was frugal in his own eating habits, he didn't eat much when he was
away from home, did he?
Mrs. OSWALD. No.
Senator RUSSELL. You knew where he kept his money in your home, did you
not?*
*Mrs. OSWALD. He had a black wallet, but I never ventured into it.
Senator RUSSELL. Did he not tell you to take some of the money out
of the wallet at one time and buy some clothes for the children and
yourself?
Mrs. OSWALD. No.