Mrs. Paine. I am recalling this now, I think so. I recall that he then didn't attempt to go, I didn't let him, but at one point we practiced parking on the street in front of my house.
Mr. Jenner. This was a subsequent occasion?
Mrs. Paine. This was a subsequent occasion. But when the lesson was done he gradually let me turn the car into the driveway. This is harder and I was glad to do it and he was glad to be relieved of that requirement.
Representative Boggs. Mr. Chairman, I don't want to interrupt this line of inquiry, but I have to go to a meeting at the Speaker's office and I can't be back this afternoon, and I wonder if I might ask Mrs. Paine several questions?
Mr. McCloy. By all means.
Representative Boggs. Not particularly in this line.
Where did you first meet Marina. I know you told us.
Mr. McCloy. She testified to that yesterday.
Representative Boggs. Tell me briefly.
Mrs. Paine. At a party of people at the end of February 1963.