Mr. Eisenberg. Is the signature inconsistent with the writing of the standards?
Mr. Cole. No; I wouldn't say there was any—there is certainly no basis for eliminating the author of the standards as being the author of that signature.
Mr. Eisenberg. Does there appear to be any attempt at disguise in this signature?
Mr. Cole. Well, I wouldn't regard it. If there is such an attempt, it is not, it seems to me, not a matter of deliberation or trying hard at it, but only a matter of being extremely careless in the last part of that signature.
Mr. Eisenberg. Is illegibility sometimes used as a method of disguise?
Mr. Cole. Yes, sir; it is.
Mr. McCloy. May I ask some questions about this?
Mr. Cole. Yes.
Mr. McCloy. If that word is "Good," that first word on the Exhibit 796, is it——
Mr. Eisenberg. 795, and the photograph is 796.