Senator RUSSELL. That's all.
Senator COOPER. What is your address now, Mrs. Oswald, and with whom do
you live?
Mrs. OSWALD. 629 Belt Line Road, Richardson, Tex.
Senator COOPER. Does someone live with you or do you live with someone?
Mrs. OSWALD. No; I live by myself with my children.
Senator COOPER. After the death of your husband, you had a lawyer, Mr.
Thorne, and a business agent, Mr. Martin, and they were discharged. Was
there any particular reason for discharging them?*
*Mrs. OSWALD. I got rid of them because the contract that they prepared
was unfair to me, and it was prepared at a time when I did not
understand it and when it was not translated to me.
Senator COOPER. Now, you later employed Mr. McKenzie as your attorney
and you have since discharged him, haven't you?*
*Mrs. OSWALD. I employed Mr. McKenzie to wind up the affair with Mr.
Martin and Mr. Thorne, and he was not employed on any other basis--just
for that particular thing.
**Not permanently.
*Not permanently--just for that particular thing, despite the fact
that he did give advice on other business of mine. Of course, I needed
an attorney in my dealings with the Commission that's what he told
me--that I needed an attorney to deal with the Commission.