Mr. Jenner. I mean did you look inside to see if there was an inscription on it or were you curious about that?
Mrs. Paine. I gave it to Mr. Odum who was with me in the room.
Mr. Jenner. Mr. Odum accompanied you?
Mrs. Paine. Went with me to the bedroom. I am pretty sure he was the one.
Senator Cooper. The morning of the day that the President was killed, did Mrs. Oswald, after she got up, say anything to you about any unusual characteristics of Lee Oswald's taking leave of her that morning?
Mrs. Paine. Absolutely none.
Senator Cooper. Did she talk about him leaving? Did she tell you anything at all about what happened when he did get up?
Mrs. Paine. I have a recollection that must be from her that she woke enough to feed the baby, to nurse the baby in the morning, when he was getting up to go, but she then went back to sleep after that, and she must have told me that. But that is all I know, that she had been awake, and nursed the baby early in the morning, and then went back to sleep.
Senator Cooper. And Lee Oswald went back to sleep?
Mrs. Paine. No, no, Marina went back to sleep.