Mr. Jenner. In addition to those materials, did you also transmit to Mr. Raigorodsky two additional documents which I have in my hand—one a photostatic copy of a Western Union telegram, dated August 3, 1963, from Tardieu to you, and the second document a copy of a letter of yours to the gentlemen I mentioned a moment ago, Mr. Jean de Menil; dated August 7, 1962, upon which there appears some handwritten notes of yours to Mr. Raigorodsky?
Mr. De Mohrenschildt. Yes, sir.
Mr. Jenner. Is that your handwriting?
Mr. De Mohrenschildt. Yes, sir; that is right.
Mr. Jenner. Mr. Reporter, mark those documents, if you will, as "De Mohrenschildt Exhibits 7 and 16."
(The documents referred to were marked "De Mohrenschildt Exhibits 7 and 16" for identification.)
Mr. Jenner. On September 12, you appear to have transmitted some additional materials to Mr. Raigorodsky. I hold in my hand three documents.
The first, a photostatic copy of an envelope, with your letterhead in the upper left-hand corner, your Dallas office, addressed to Mr. Paul Raigorodsky.
The second, a letter signed "George and Jeanne" over a typewritten signature, "Jeanne and George De Mohrenschildt."
Is the George and Jeanne in handwriting your handwriting?