Mr. Rankin. Was it a small or a large amount or do you know that?
Mrs. Oswald. What would be a large amount for me would not be a large amount for you.
Mr. Rankin. Well, can you give us any estimate of what you think he had?
Mrs. Oswald. He might have had $50 or $70, thereabouts. It is necessary sometimes to make a joke. Otherwise, it gets boring.
Mr. Rankin. After the first weekend, after your husband returned, which he spent at the Paines, as you have described, where did he live in Dallas?
Mrs. Oswald. He said that he rented a room in Oak Cliff, but I don't know the address. I didn't ask, because I didn't need it.
Mr. Rankin. Do you know that he lived with a Mrs. Bledsoe at any time in Dallas?
Mrs. Oswald. In what sense do you mean "lived with"?
Mr. Rankin. I mean roomed in her home.
Mrs. Oswald. No.