Mr. Rankin. I am interested if there was anything beyond what you have given us, Mr. Lane. And if you say you have given us the substance, then I take it that is complete as far as it could be of assistance to us, except our going directly to the witness. Is that what you have in mind?
Mr. Lane. Yes.
Mr. Rankin. Now, do you have any witnesses that you would like to present for the Commission?
Mr. Lane. Well, I would like—I do not know that I would be able to do that, frankly.
Mr. Rankin. Well, would you have any that you suggest that we should interview, bring before the Commission, that you have not presented up to this time in your testimony?
Mr. Lane. No; there is no one who I know of other than those names I have given, and two other persons whose permission I am going to have to secure in reference to other matters, and hopefully they will be willing to not only allow their names to be used, but to come forward and testify, if you wish to hear them.
Mr. Rankin. Now, is there any documentary evidence beyond which you have submitted that you would like to submit to the Commission?
Mr. Lane. Not beyond what I have submitted or made reference to.
Mr. Rankin. In regard to the paraffin that you have referred to, do you have any particular materials or anything you want to refer the Commission to?
Mr. Lane. To that particular test taken by Mr. Anderson on November 23d?