Mr. Jenner. You were talking with Lee?
Mrs. Paine. Yes.
Mr. Jenner. Did he tell you that he was not able to drive a car?
Mrs. Paine. That he had never learned how.
Mr. Jenner. That he had difficulty in getting around?
Mrs. Paine. Simply he had never learned how.
Mr. Jenner. He said this to you?
Mrs. Paine. Yes. And I felt immediately that his job opportunities, the jobs to which he could have applied, and the jobs to which he could get himself would be greatly broadened if he were able to drive and said so.
Mr. Jenner. You said that to him?
Mrs. Paine. And said that to him. Then when we arrived in New Orleans he said to me by way of almost pride that he had been allowed by his uncle to drive his uncle's car.