Mr. JENNER. And----

Mrs. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Not for long. It was about 3 weeks or so.

Mr. JENNER. That was for what purpose? What did you understand it to be

for?

Mrs. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Well, to make--he was working for some people,

for the company, to find out if there is any possibilities for oil, and

he made some reports. In fact, his reports were printed even in the

National Geographic. He did very good research. And the things he said

now came true. They discovered a tremendous amount of oil in Nigeria.

Mr. JENNER. Nigeria and Ghana, are they the same?

Mrs. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. They are not the same, but they are close. He

was in Ghana, Togoland, and Nigeria. You see, you can trace the lines

throughout the whole world by the formations. It is a fascinating

business. If it wouldn't be too late for me, I would switch to that

now. It is a fantastic business.

Mr. JENNER. It is fantastic?

Mrs. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. If you love nature. Otherwise, it is no fun at

all.

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