You don't get foreign assignments through Houston—not that we know about, but always he was going to Houston. And, I don't know, he never mentioned to who he goes to Houston. But, it may be possible that I can give you a name of a Russian professor in Houston who may know—may not know but may know—who knows something because Professor Jitkoff——
Mr. Jenner. Spell it, please.
Mr. Voshinin. [Spelling] J-i-t-k-o-f-f.
Mr. Jenner. And at what institution is he a professor?
Mr. Voshinin. Rice Institute. The head of the department of the Rice Institute.
Mr. Jenner. What department?
Mr. Voshinin. The Russian Department. He can't stand George De Mohrenschildt. And I know about De Mohrenschildt being in Houston—I know, that, too, from Professor Jitkoff, which is a very, very respectable family man, a very respectable anti-Communist. As anti-Communist as could be, you know. And they told us several times that George and Jeanne dropped in—which is not her name. Her name is Eugenia. But, you know she's French. That's her baptized name, you see.
But they may know perhaps with whom they are associated in Houston. There is a vague possibility of that—because that always sounded peculiar to us, that Houston trips. Well, I think these people they live on Locke Lane [spelling] L-o-c-k-e—in Houston.
Mr. Jenner. Well, we can reach him if he is a professor at Rice Institute.
Mr. Voshinin. Yeah. And they knew the De Mohrenschildts, of course, before we ever came here.