Mr. Eisenberg. Mr. Chairman, may I have this admitted as 647?
Mr. Dulles. It shall be admitted.
(The chart referred to was marked Commission Exhibit No. 647, and received in evidence.)
Mr. Eisenberg. Would you discuss again just a few of the more salient points, Mr. Latona?
Mr. Latona. Here, starting first of all with the apparent pattern type itself, it is readily discernible. You can see that these are what we term whorl-type prints. This point No. 1, for example, is a small ridge which terminates at this point which has been indicated by the figure No. 1.
It is related by being joined onto point No. 2, which is the end of the black line going upward. Then one ridge to the left, one ridge removed and to the left and a little bit above is point No. 3. Here the same thing occurs in the inked print.
Point No. 4 is related to point No. 3 by one ridge removed and is upward and one ridge to the left.
Mr. Dulles. And similarly you have identified up to 10 points of similarity?
Mr. Latona. These you can see rather easily that they appear.
Mr. Eisenberg. If there are no further questions on the carton 641 I will move on to another exhibit.