Mrs. Paine. Probably while I was there. But I know I didn't have their address or their name correct during the summer.
Mr. Jenner. It was during your visit—your second visit to New Orleans that you learned fully of their name and address and telephone number, and you made an entry in your address book?
Mrs. Paine. That is right.
Mr. Jenner. There is one above that, is there not?
Mrs. Paine. And I believe this person has been referred to in testimony—Helen Mamikonian. She was my roommate at Middlebury College, summer Russian school.
Mr. Jenner. All right. Now, the next is a sheet that is opposite the sheet, the top letter of which is M.
Mrs. Paine. This just gives a current address for the same person—Helen Mamikonian.
Mr. Jenner. Thank you. And the next is a sheet, the top letter of which is N.
Mrs. Paine. Nothing significant here.
Mr. Jenner. The next is a sheet, the top letter of which is O. You have testified fully as to all the entries on that sheet, have you not, heretofore?