Would you like the opportunity, Mr. Murray?
Mr. Murray. No, thank you.
Mr. Eisenberg. We are putting in the sack and 364, the 10-day later sample.
Mr. Dulles. Sack and 10-day later sample. Which is on which side?
Mr. Cadigan. The sack is on the left and the replica bag obtained on December 1 is on the right.
Mr. Dulles. Yes. I find there that the sample obtained 10 days later, and the sack which is on the left, that the sample obtained 10 days later shows a lighter shade of purple than the sack, and that the tape shows a darker shade of, I would call it, almost gray as against almost white for the tape which is on the sack.
Mr. Eisenberg. I have no further questions, Mr. Dulles.
Mr. Dulles. Have you anything that you feel you should add, anything in this general field that would help the Commission?
Mr. Cadigan. No, sir; not as it relates to this paper and these paper bags.
Mr. Eisenberg. You will be called later for testimony on handwriting—I suppose you will be the person to testify?