Mr. Jenner. Would you state for us, please, on the same subject, the life and relationship between your mother and Mr. Ekdahl, give us the same thing with respect to that period, did they get along well normally?
Mr. Oswald. Well, I was, of course, older and perhaps remember more, to this extent that on perhaps two or three occasions, I recall some very loud arguments where they were in one room with the door closed, and perhaps I by myself or perhaps in the presence of John was in another room. Nothing that I can recall that was said during this arguing other than it was just loud.
Mr. Jenner. During this period, Representative Boggs, the two boys John and Robert were at the military school. They were home during the summer vacation period but otherwise they were in military school.
Mr. Dulles. I think maybe we ought to give the witness a little rest. He has been on for 2 hours.
Hale, have you got anything more you want to ask now?
Representative Boggs. No, I would just like to thank the witness for his cooperation.
Mr. Oswald. Thank you, sir.
Mr. Dulles. Do you have anything? Do you have to go back?
Representative Ford. I am going to stay until we get some notice from the House if we have any call or a vote.
Mr. Dulles. Shall we take just 5 minutes off then and it might be agreeable.