Mr. Jenner. For Marina?
Mrs. Paine. For Marina, and, of course, to check the baby's health, too, and I simply sent notation about this appointment to Secret Service. That is all.
Mr. Jenner. Did Marina or June or Rachel or Lee, to your knowledge, have any medical care by private physician, during the time of your acquaintance with them?
Mrs. Paine. Not to my knowledge, and I would be surprised.
Mr. Jenner. Surprised? Why?
Mrs. Paine. If they had. They had very little money, and this arrangement for the well baby clinic had been made by Marina well before I knew her. June had already been once or twice in Dallas to the Vine Street Clinic. I judged that Marina, a trained pharmacist, was concerned about health, and wanted to get proper medical care whether or not they could pay for it.
Mr. Jenner. All right, now have we covered all of your calendar, which sometimes served as a diary, being Commission Exhibit No. 401?
Mrs. Paine. Yes.
Mr. Jenner. All right. We will adjourn until 2:15.
(Whereupon, at 1:20 p.m., the proceeding was recessed.)