Mr. Pic. Well, up until we left Bethlehem, I can only recall three places of employment for Mrs. Oswald, one being Oswald's notion store which was 1941–42, thereabouts.
Mr. Jenner. While you had the Bethlehem house?
Mr. Pic. No; that was before Bethlehem.
Mr. Jenner. I don't mean Bethlehem, Bartholomew Street?
Mr. Pic. Yes; after we were placed in Bethlehem she was a manager of Princess Hosiery on Canal Street and Pittsburgh Plate and Glass Co., I don't remember which one came first.
Mr. Jenner. Myrtle Evans referred to Pittsburgh Plate and Lillian Murret referred to Pittsburgh Plate. You do recall that?
Mr. Pic. Yes, sir; in fact, I think at the time she worked at Pittsburgh Plate she was going with Mr. Ekdahl. In fact, I think I remember him driving us over there or something once.
Mr. Jenner. When you were at Bethlehem, did your Aunt Lillian ever have occasion to visit?
Mr. Pic. She never visited us that I recall. We visited her many times.
Mr. Jenner. While you were at Bethlehem?