Mr. Jenner. Did they stay very long?
Mrs. Gibson. I left before they left. I don't know.
Mr. Jenner. What was the nature of the conversation on that occasion?
Mrs. Gibson. I couldn't really tell. A lot of it was in Russian. You couldn't tell what was going on.
Mr. Jenner. These were by and large Russian-speaking people?
Mrs. Gibson. Yes.
Mr. Jenner. Describe the apartment to me, will you please?
Mrs. Gibson. Oh, my. Well, it was rather nice. It was clean. There was a living room and a kitchen and a bedroom and a bath, hardwood floors, good paint. It was a duplex. A large backyard. The furniture was rundown but it was usable. All in all it was not a bad apartment.
Mr. Jenner. What impressions did you get of Lee Harvey Oswald throughout the 3½ month period, as to his dress and his self-respect and care?
Mrs. Gibson. He was not a very clean person. In fact, I'd say he wasn't clean at all. He seemed to wear the same shirt for week after week. Every time we saw him he had the same clothes on. Fairly clean-shaven, but otherwise he was definitely not a clean person in dress.