Mr. Eisenberg. Would you use the same type of photographic paper?
Mr. Cole. I would not. I would use a dull-surfaced paper which would look more like an original document.
Mr. Eisenberg. When you said that the person who produced the negatives let his opaque run into areas which he wanted to save, what areas are you referring to, what type of areas?
Mr. Cole. Well, areas where there is needed a sharp outline of a box which is to receive some printed information, and this, of course, is a very thin line, and it is very difficult to control this liquid on the negative. There are some places where it has run into the line and apparently it was necessary to make some strengthening or correction of that line later.
Mr. Eisenberg. Did you see evidence of correction of the line?
Mr. Cole. Yes; on Commission Exhibit 795 the boxes for selective service number apparently have been strengthened somewhat.
Mr. Eisenberg. Now referring to Commission Exhibit 801, which is the actual card, do the numbers overlap or extend to the borders of the margin at all?
Mr. Cole. There is one figure in particular which runs right along the line of the box. This is the first box on the left, and the figures are "41" and the "1" lies directly over the line on the right side of the box.
Mr. Eisenberg. And does the "4" in "41" and the "3" in "39" overlap the boxes?
Mr. Cole. They do.