Mrs. VOSHININ. 1955. I believe in November. Either end of October or
November in 1955.
And then I started working for Henry Rogatz, for whom I worked until
June 1962.
Mr. JENNER. How did you come to be sent to, or become acquainted with,
George De Mohrenschildt?
Mrs. VOSHININ. George Bouhe told me about him and he arranged it. And
he asked me to call George on the telephone. And I came there and
George right away offered me to be his secretary there and also to help
him with his projects--drilling projects, whatever he had there.
Mr. JENNER. Drilling projects?
Mrs. VOSHININ. Yes; there was one drilling project going on and he
wanted me to participate in the geology.
Mr. JENNER. Had you known this man theretofore?
Mrs. VOSHININ. No, sir; I had not.
Mr. JENNER. Then, after about 3 weeks of working half days for Mr. De
Mohrenschildt, you began full time for Mr. Rogatz?
Mrs. VOSHININ. For Mr. Rogatz--right.
Mr. JENNER. Also, in your profession of geology?
Mrs. VOSHININ. Yes; uh-huh.
Mr. JENNER. What did you learn of De Mohrenschildt, De Mohrenschildt's
present wife, and De Mohrenschildt's prior history?
Mrs. VOSHININ. I don't know very much about De Mohrenschildt's prior
history--only what he, himself, told me. I mean, I can just repeat his
own words.