Mr. Hubert. She quit, I think, before her contract was over?
Mr. Paul. Actually, it was a verbal contract—the last. You see, they had a contract to start with and then it became a verbal contract—she works as long as she wants to—as long as he wants to keep her.
Mr. Hubert. In other words, the first contract was a written contract but of limited time, and when it ran out it was on a weekly basis?
Mr. Paul. On a weekly basis.
Mr. Hubert. During last fall, say from the time Jack came back from New York until November, do you think you saw him two or three times a week then? Or spoke to him?
Mr. Paul. Yes, sir.
Mr. Hubert. Do you think you are in a position to say whether or not he left town during any of those times during the period after he came back from New York—say, September, October, and November?
Mr. Paul. No, sir.
Mr. Hubert. Now, I don’t quite understand your answer—are you in a position to say?
Mr. Paul. He didn’t leave town.