Mrs. Paine. What is distinctly my impression is that he thought she should be available. That it was she wasn't where he could find her that irritated him rather than that he thought this was the best place for her.
Representative Ford. Did you know of Mr. Abt or was this just——
Mrs. Paine. I had never heard of Mr. Abt before.
Representative Ford. Never heard of him?
Mrs. Paine. That is right.
Senator Cooper. Did Marguerite Oswald explain any further, in the statement you said she made, about having too many obstacles or having obstacles or having troubles?
Mrs. Paine. Are you referring to the statement on Friday night when she was at my home?
Senator Cooper. No. I think you said a few minutes ago when she went to the hotel you called her and told her what Lee Oswald had told you to tell Marina.
Mrs. Paine. Yes.
Senator Cooper. I think you said she said something about——