Mr. JENNER. Excuse me. The cooperative alliance in Europe, does that
include any Iron Curtain countries?
Mrs. PAINE. No. He is presently teaching a course at Ohio State
University, and is on loan for that portion of time which he occupies
with teaching from his regular job at Nationwide, although he is at the
company most of the time.
Mr. JENNER. What is the subject he is teaching?
Mrs. PAINE. It has to do with insurance.
Mr. JENNER. You start out at the end rather than the beginning, Mrs.
Paine. We don't want to go too far back, but let's go back to your high
school days. Was your father an insurance----
Mrs. PAINE. He worked for the same company then.
Mr. JENNER. The same company, in Columbus, Ohio?
Mrs. PAINE. Yes.
Mr. JENNER. Have your parents had any interests in political matters?
Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Most of that interest I absorbed from hearing it told
about, rather than being around when it was going on. Most of the
activity was in New York and, as I have said, I moved 2 weeks after I
was born from New York. But they have always been interested in what is
called the cooperative movement.