Mr. EISENBERG. Did you compare the 10-finger card which you received from the Dallas office of the FBI and compare it with the Marine fingerprint card? Mr. LATONA. Yes, sir. Mr. EISENBERG. Were they identical? Mr. LATONA. They were the same. Mr. EISENBERG. Were the palmprints taken by the Marines? Mr. LATONA. No; not to my knowledge. Mr. EISENBERG. Could you submit to us a copy of the 10-print card which you received from the Marine Corps? Mr. LATONA. Yes; I could. Mr. EISENBERG. With the Chairman's permission, that will be appended as an exhibit to Mr. Latona's testimony. Representative FORD. Do you wish to identify it by a number at this time? Mr. EISENBERG. Yes. If we could give it a number in advance of receiving it, I would like to give it Commission Exhibit No. 635. (The item referred to was later supplied and was marked Commission Exhibit No. 635.) Representative FORD. It will be admitted. Mr. DULLES. Do you know whether any fingerprints were taken after Lee Harvey Oswald returned from the Soviet Union? Mr. LATONA. Those after he was arrested in connection with this particular offense. Mr. DULLES. Apart from the fingerprints obtained in connection with the assassination. Mr. LATONA. I do not. Mr. DULLES. Do you have a right to go to anybody and demand their fingerprints? Mr. LATONA. No. Mr. DULLES. Under law? Mr. LATONA. No, sir; only persons taken into custody for Federal violations as such. Now, the FBI has actually no authority at all, except in cases of making an arrest. Mr. DULLES. There is nothing done in connection with the census or anything of that kind? Mr. LATONA. No, sir. Some persons are ordered, by virtue of being aliens, to be fingerprinted--those that are domiciled here in the United States must register under the Alien Registration Act. Mr. DULLES. And fingerprints then are taken of aliens in connection with their registration? Mr. LATONA. That's right. Mr. DULLES. Otherwise there is no general procedure for the taking of anybody that you may happen to want to take? Mr. LATONA. The Services, of course, require it. Applicants for certain positions are required by law. For example, all civil service, Federal civil service applicants must be fingerprinted. Locally, there are certain local cases. For example a man may in some localities, if he even applies for a chauffeur's license, has to be fingerprinted. If he desires a gun permit, he has to be fingerprinted. In some places, if he applies for certain jobs he must be fingerprinted. Mr. DULLES. As I recall, I gave a fingerprint when I got my automobile license. Is that general throughout the United States? Mr. LATONA. What State was that? Mr. DULLES. Here in the District. Didn't I give that? Mr. LATONA. No, sir. To my knowledge, there are none that require it--fingerprinting--for an automobile license. In California I believe it is voluntary--to place the finger, if you desire to, on your card. Mr. DULLES. Thank you very much.