Mr. Redlich. Where did this information appearing in this story come from? Did you tell that to Mr. Burrus?
Mr. Martin. Yes.
Mr. Redlich. When Mrs. Oswald read this story and saw things that were not quite true, did she discuss that fact with you?
Mr. Martin. On one occasion, let's see, what was it—it may have been in this article. Oh, yes, about the baptism. She said that Lee did know about the baptism. This was gleaned from some place else.
Mr. Dulles. Before or afterward?
Mr. Martin. Well, she said before. Before the baptism.
"She washes clothes for herself and June Lee, she cooks her own meals favoring macaroni and other casserole dishes." She did not cook her own meals. She cooked twice while she was at the house in two and a half months.
Mr. Redlich. Is this fact one which you related to Mr. Burrus, the fact she cooked her own meals?
Mr. Martin. I didn't say she cooked her own meals but she cooked.
Mr. Redlich. Do you recall what reaction if any Mrs. Oswald had in reading this comment?