Mr. Jenner. All right. Now, would you mark "A" in the upper elevation and "B" in the lower elevation. The elevation in the drawing you have indicated as "A" is a depiction of what?
Mrs. Paine. The curtain rod, as you might look at it from the top when it is hanging in its position, when it is placed in position on the window.
Mr. Jenner. And "B"?
Mrs. Paine. "B" is as it might appear if you could look at it from outside the house; the window.
Mr. Jenner. While the rod was in place?
Mrs. Paine. While the rod was in place.
Mr. Jenner. You have written to the left-hand side "Place at which it attaches to wall fixture," indicating the butt end of the curved side of the rod?
Mrs. Paine. Yes.
Mr. Jenner. And the two oblongs, each of which you have put at the ends of depiction "B," represent the upturned ends of the fixtures at each end?
Mrs. Paine. Right.