Any further question on this Fair Play for Cuba Committee card?
Mr. McCloy. No, I don't think so.
Mr. Eisenberg. Finally then, Mr. Cole, I show you an item consisting of a letter on a yellow piece of stationery, apparently torn from a legal-size pad, addressed to Leslie Welding Co. from "Lee H. Oswald"—signed "Lee H. Oswald"—and with an address handprinted, and reading "Dear Sir, this is to explain that I have moved permanently to Dallas, Texas, where I have found other employment," and so forth, and I ask you whether you have examined that item?
Mr. Cole. I have.
Mr. Eisenberg. May that be admitted as 826, Mr. Chairman?
Mr. McCloy. It may be admitted.
(The item referred to was marked 826, and received into evidence.)
Mr. Eisenberg. Did you attempt to compare this item with the standards to determine whether it had been produced by the author of the standards?
Mr. Cole. I did.
Mr. Eisenberg. What was your conclusion?