It was a big two-storey building painted dark red in those days, and it was well know to the Americans, in fact at one stage they had a picket right round that house. A picket. Yes, yes and there were a number of girls in there of course, I had to go in and out of there at odd times β¦. Oh, well, that would be difficult for me to say, because they varied a lot. But they were two-storey houses, they were sordid sort of places you know, particularly the Abel Smith St one, well the other one too, I suppose.
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Interviewer: A picket? Interviewer: This was the military policemen? Yes, yes and there were a number of girls in there of course, I had to go in and out of there at odd times β¦ Interviewer: You would have met the owner of the place?
Well, it was the same person who had the two down in Abel Smith St. Interviewer: She owned three all together? Yes, yes, and she may have owned even more, but she owned those three anyway. Interviewer: Did you talk to her much?
