Mr. Jenner. Did she blanch?
Mrs. Paine. She is not a person to immediately show her feelings necessarily. She was white. I wouldn't say that it was a sudden thing. I can't be certain that it was sudden at that point.
Representative Ford. How close was she standing to it.
Mrs. Paine. From here to there, about 6 feet.
Mr. Jenner. Proceed.
Mrs. Paine. The officers then said they would like me and Marina to go down to the police station, and I said well, I would seek to try to get a baby-sitter to come to stay with the children so that we might accompany them. About this time, we then left the garage as I recall, because then Michael Paine arrived at the front door. I was in the living room when he came. And I said "Did you know to come" and he said that he had heard Oswald's name mentioned on the radio, and had come over directly, for which I may say I was very glad.
Mr. Jenner. How far away from your home—where did he live?
Mrs. Paine. It would take about a half hour drive—he was working—from where he was working to come, 20 minutes perhaps.
Mr. Jenner. Do you have the address at the tip of your tongue?
Mrs. Paine. Where he works; no. I don't know the address. I know how to get to it.