Mr. Belin. Could you just read into the record what you dictated.
Mr. Day. To my secretary. She wrote on the typewriter: "4 x 18, coated, Ordinance Optics, Inc., Hollywood, California, 010 Japan. OSC inside a clover-leaf design."
Mr. Belin. What did that have reference to?
Mr. Day. That was stamped on the scopic sight on top of the gun. On the gun itself, "6.5 caliber C-2766, 1940 made in Italy." That was what was on the gun.
I dictated certain other stuff, other information, for her to type for me.
Mr. Belin. Well, you might just as well dictate the rest there.
Mr. Day. "When bolt opened one live round was in the barrel. No prints are on the live round. Captain Fritz and Lieutenant Day opened the barrel. Captain Fritz has the live round. Three spent hulls were found under the window. They were picked up by Detective Sims and witnessed by Lieutenant Day and Studebaker. The clip is stamped 'SMI, 9 x 2.'"
Mr. Belin. Could you tell us what other processing you did with this particular rifle?
Mr. Day. Beg pardon?
Mr. Belin. What other processing did you do with this particular rifle?