Mrs. Cunningham. Yes.
Mr. Jenner. Doing sheet metal work, he says, "Made ventilators, cut sheet metal—4 months"?
Mrs. Cunningham. That is a Fort Worth employer, is it not, sir?
Mr. Jenner. Yes; it is. All I am seeking to do is to stimulate your recollection—if you have one—as to whether the subject ever arose in which he said he was having difficulty obtaining a position or retaining, either way, and whether he made any comments in that area?
Mrs. Cunningham. No, sir; the entry which is on the application card in "Reason for leaving" is "Laid off." I do not know whose handwriting it is in, and I did not delve into that.
Mr. Jenner. You didn't delve into that?
Mrs. Cunningham. No, sir—that says, "Dallas" doesn't it—10-62. I was thinking it was a Fort Worth employer—I did not go into that, as I recall, sir.
Mr. Jenner. I think it was a Fort Worth employer, as a matter of fact.
Mrs. Cunningham. I don't know—why it seemed to stick in my head that that Leslie Welding was Fort Worth, whether he told me he had worked briefly in Fort Worth or how it got there.
Mr. Jenner. You have no entries in any of those papers to refer to the fact that he had been in Russia and that he returned from Russia with his Russian wife—why is that?