Mr. Cadigan. No.
Mr. Eisenberg. Can you tell us a little bit about that photograph and what it shows?
Mr. Cadigan. Well, actually all this shows is an enlarged area, a very small area, I might point out. It merely shows the surface structure, shows some of the fibers, and shows an imperfection. The dark line down the center of the photograph is actually a fold in both papers, merely to bring them close together so that they can be seen together.
But it gives you some idea of the surface texture, how the fibers lie in there. In this instance you have two little imperfections in these fiber bundles here, you can't see the brown-colored fibers that are actually present.
Mr. Dulles. That imperfection, however, would not be repeated, would it?
Mr. Cadigan. Oh, no; it is purely accidental.
Mr. Dulles. They are accidental.
Mr. Cadigan. They are bundles of fibers in the paper itself.
Mr. Eisenberg. In your opinion were the two samples identical in the characteristics shown in this photomicrograph?
Mr. Cadigan. Yes; they have the same appearance.