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    "ocrText": "Where ?\n(stanes very the\nto Bellow\ntimes)\ndepartment\nMrs. Rich. don't recall exactly who sent them up. I cannot remember the\ned my association with\nguy's name. Re I don't believe he is any longer with thom, I understand.\nMr. HUDERT. In any ease, some person from the police department came to\nto?\nget you the next day\nday by day, probably 3\nMrs. Rich. Yes. Subsequently, one Rayburp, detective, juvenile,\nwith them probably 3 or\ncame to pick me up, along with his partner, Detective House. Well, we managed\nto find a place to live. And Paul suggested a Triend. And did I know\nanything about ding well, I did.\nMr. HUBERT. What place did he find you to live in? Do you remember the\nA\naddress?\nMrs. Rich. No; I don't. It was a rooming house. Actually, it was a private\nhome more or less cut into small apartments. I believe it was a three-room\napartment.\nMr.HUBERT. And howlongdidyoulivethere?\ntenant--I can't remem-\nMrs. RICH. Here is where we are going to get into diffieulty. I don't remem-\ntail. Lt. Parker.\nber. I cannot remember the length of time or addresses I lived at.\nlat association?\nMr. HUBERT. Did you live at more than one place prior to the time Mr. Perrin\nyward. I was working\njoined you in July?\nIn that type of work,\nMrs. RICH. Yes;1 did.\nMr. HUBERT. Do you remember any of the addresses of the places where you\net.\nlived?\nAt this time, if neces-\nMrs. RICH. Well, I remember I lived--when Mr. Perrin joined me I was living\nof this testimony.\non Oak Street, Then we moved to another street, and I don't remem-\nber where it was.\nMr. HUBERT. How many places do you suppose you lived in prior to the time\nMr. Perrin joined you?\nMr. Hubert, signed by\nMrs. RICH. Two, I think.\nMr. HUBERT. One was on\nOak Street? (or: Oak Elitt?)\na wish-I assume you\nMrs. RICH. That was the one-let's put it this way. Two including the one\nI was living at when he joined me.\nMr. HUBERT. And one was on Oak Street?\nit?\nMrs. RICH. Yes. That was the big apartment building.\nMr. HUBERT. And the other was a rooming house?\nMrs. Rich. Well, I call it a rooming house. Perhaps I have named it incor-\nrectly. I would say a private home cut up into small apartments.\nMr. HUBERT. But you don't remember where that was?\nby?\ndirectly to the police\nMrs. RICH. I cannot remember. I can remember the house. I would probably\nknow it if I see it. It is outside the city a little ways. It wasn't right in the\nppit.\nheart of downtown.\ng to the Tippit who\nMr. HUBERT. Do you remember the name of the lady who owned the house?\nMrs. RICH. No; I don't.\nt on the police force.\nMr. HUBEET. Now, the other was an apartment building, you say.\nat happened then?\nMrs. RICH. Yes. I believe-now, put this as supposed--I believe it was 1136\nsaid, \"Here I am.\"\nOak Street, but I am not sure.\nchich\nMr. HUBERT. So that both places were on Oak Street?\nMrs. RICH. No, no. The one on Oak, I think, that was the address. I don't\nTassachusetts, I told\nrecall what the first one was that Mr. Rayburn put me into.\nDallas\nwas rather a kind of\nMr. HUBERT. Let's see if I get this straight. You lived in a boarding house\nwhich was a house eut into small units, you say, and you don't know where that\nCuss-\nwas located.\nas all right. So he\nMrs. RICH. No: that is correct.\nria, go down to the\nCross\nMr. HUBERT. And how long did you stay there, do you suppose?\nTress. I have many\nMrs. RICH. Oh, maybe 3 or 4 weeks, 2 weeks, 3 weeks.\nI would. And this\nwife for a couple of\nMr. HUBERT. After which, as I understand, you then went to the larger apart-\nment house.\nrith the suiteases in\nMrs. RICH. Yes; on Oak Street, apartment row, where all these big luxury\napartments are.\nthe last name. So\nMr. HUBERT. And that was on Oak Street?\nIce and job.\nMrs. Rich. Oak Street,\nMr. HUBERT. And you stayed there until Mr. Perrin joined you?\nMrs. RICH. Yes. And for a while after. Until we found a place comparable\nbut at less money.\n339\nKnot that Perma only livid\nfor months after this"
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