Mrs. Ford. With the Rays. I think she just stayed there, she had had dinner there, I believe she stayed one afternoon. I don't know how soon Lee came there but he came soon over to the house, but Marina said he cried and begged her to return, he would be nothing, if she didn't return, he would be finished, that is what he was telling her, and she said she just couldn't say, no to him.
Mr. Liebeler. So she returned to Oswald at that time?
Mrs. Ford. Yes; she returned to Oswald.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you ever talk with the Mellers about their experiences with Marina when she lived at their house for that time?
Mrs. Ford. No; I don't remember, she did not discuss it.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you remember or did you know where Lee Oswald was living prior to the time that Marina came to Dallas?
Mrs. Ford. No; I don't know where he lived at any time.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you know where he was working at that time or if he was working at all?
Mrs. Ford. During the time they lived in Dallas, I believe, I don't know exactly, though, either George Bouhe or Anna Meller's husband found him a job in a printing shop, I think, or I believe it is printing shop, somewhere in Oak Cliff, and that is why they had an apartment there. I remember that is the reason because George Bouhe was rather mad at Marina for taking an apartment in Oak Cliff because it was too far for him to drive and help her when she needed help and the baby, I think he was taking her to the dentist and taking the baby to a doctor to help her in ways that she couldn't do herself.
Representative Ford. Who was doing this driving?