Mr. Jenner. Had she taken a home or a house in Covington?
Mr. Pic. Yes, sir. When we arrived there she looked for a house, and there always is one neighborhood two or three blocks from the downtown area that we stayed in during the summers and she took a house in this area. That address I don't remember.
Mr. Jenner. Does the address, the street Vermont Street refresh your recollection, 311 Vermont?
Mr. Pic. The only thing I remember about the house is a lady next door was plagued by squirrels throwing nuts on her roof because she was out every morning chasing them with a broom.
Mr. Jenner. The squirrels?
Mr. Pic. The squirrels. This was a one-story brick house, and we lived on the right side.
Mr. Jenner. You stayed there throughout the summer?
Mr. Pic. Yes, sir.
Mr. Jenner. Did you return to Chamberlain-Hunt that fall?
Mr. Pic. Yes, sir; we returned to Chamberlain-Hunt in September 1946. Then for the Christmas holidays, 1946, 1947, we returned to Covington where she and Lee still were, and spent those holidays there. During those holidays we made one trip to New Orleans with this other boy who lived in Covington also that we went to school with, and they were driving to New Orleans so we all bummed a ride and went to New Orleans and visited the Murrets a day or so. I think it was 1 day.