Mrs. Paine. Not until after the assassination.
Mr. McCloy. Not until after the assassination but before the assassination he had not complained about its being there or any difficulty in moving it?
Mrs. Paine. No; he did not mention it, and I was not present when he moved it.
Representative Ford. Was he the person who used these various woodworking pieces of equipment?
Mrs. Paine. Yes.
Representative Ford. Did he work in the garage?
Mrs. Paine. Well, he had—he made the workbench, and he had worked in the garage when he lived at the home and it has since been somewhat filled up.
Representative Ford. But during the time that you and Marina came back he didn't work in the garage?
Mrs. Paine. He did still cut occasionally something on the saws. Indeed, I did, too. I like to make children's blocks. I am trying to think when I last, if it is pertinent, when I used the saw.
Mr. McCloy. Did you use the saw while the blanket was on floor?