Mr. Belin. When you first came over to see the rifle, when you were first called there, what is the fact as to whether or not it was easily visible?
Mr. Day. No, sir; you had to look over the box and down to see it. You could not see it ordinarily walking down the aisle.
Mr. Belin. Was anything resting on top of it?
Mr. Day. On top of the gun?
Mr. Belin. Yes.
Mr. Day. No, sir.
Mr. Belin. Do you have any estimate as to how wide or what the width was of that particular area in which the rifle was placed? In other words, the area between the boxes, how much space was there?
Mr. Day. It was just wide enough to accommodate that rifle and hold it in an upright position.
Mr. Belin. Was the location at which you found the rifle completely surrounded by boxes or was it kind of like two parallel rows of boxes without boxes at either end of it?
Mr. Day. There was three or four rows of boxes there.