Mrs. Paine. I have met him once at a gathering where I first met the Oswalds, so I knew that they knew them—they were the mutual friend between the hosts of the evening party.

Mr. Liebeler. Mr. Glover?

Mrs. Paine. And the Oswalds, but that's the only time I have seen the De Mohrenschildts.

Mr. Liebeler. Did she ever say anything to you about De Mohrenschildt?

Mrs. Paine. You mean that that might have been to whom she went?

Mr. Liebeler. I just want to know if she ever discussed De Mohrenschildt with you?

Mrs. Paine. I recall her discussing a child. Now, this is what I am not sure about, again my understanding of her Russian may have interfered. She talked, I think, Mrs. De Mohrenschildt has a child or it may be his, and that this person is married and has a child, but I never got that straight as to who was married.

Mr. Liebeler. She never discussed her own feelings about De Mohrenschildt?

Mrs. Paine. No.

Mr. Liebeler. Did she ever indicate that De Mohrenschildt was in any way involved or related to the separation that occurred between herself and her husband?