Mr. McCloy. You don't recall?
Mr. Jenner. Did he have any kind of a shirt other than a T-shirt on him when you saw him?
Mrs. Paine. I don't really remember.
Mr. Jenner. I wonder, Mr. Chairman, if despite the fact I haven't reached the next day, if we might excuse Mrs. Paine? She did tell me she had an appointment at 5:30 this evening, and I would like to have her think over more so she can be refreshed in the morning as to this particular evening. And, Mrs. Paine, I would have you trace the first thing in the morning as best as you can recall Lee Harvey Oswald's movements that evening and where he was, to the best that you are able to recall. Would you try to do that for us?
Mrs. Paine. I think I probably have done the best I can, but I will do it again if you like.
Mr. Jenner. May we have permission to adjourn, Mr. Chairman?
Mr. McCloy. Very well.
Mr. Dulles. Could I ask just one question? With regard to this sketch of the house, I was interested to know where you would see the light in the garage. Was it from out here?
Mrs. Paine. This is a doorway into the garage from the kitchen area.
Mr. Dulles. And you saw that light from the kitchen area?