Mr. EISENBERG. Yes; and I think it also says "top box": yes; it says "top box." Mr. DULLES. This is the "Rolling Reader?" Mr. EISENBERG. That is right. Mr. DULLES. The Rolling Reader has played quite a role in our testimony. Mr. EISENBERG. Yes; now, this particular box is labeled "top box," and I believe this particular box was on the top of the three boxes, two of which were Rolling Reader boxes, which were found near the window and which may have been used as a rest by the assassin for his rifle. Mr. DULLES. As I recall, previous testimony indicates that the Rolling Reader box had been moved from its normal place---- Mr. EISENBERG. Apparently so. Mr. DULLES. With the other Rolling Reader boxes, and put in a position near the window from which it was alleged the shot was fired. Mr. EISENBERG. Apparently so, and, apart from the two boxes--the two Rolling Reader boxes which were found near the sixth floor window--the regular storage area for the Rolling Reader boxes was a distance away from the sixth floor window. Mr. DULLES. Yes; I recall that testimony. Mr. EISENBERG. So you found 13 identifiable prints, Mr. Latona. Were you able to identify any of these prints as belonging to a specific individual? Mr. LATONA. We were able to identify one fingerprint and one palmprint. Mr. EISENBERG. And whose prints were they? Mr. LATONA. The fingerprint was identified as Harvey Lee Oswald. Mr. EISENBERG. That is Lee Harvey Oswald? Mr. LATONA. That is right. Mr. EISENBERG. And the palm? Mr. LATONA. The palmprint was identified also as Harvey Lee Oswald. Mr. EISENBERG. Again Lee Harvey Oswald? Mr. LATONA. That is right. Mr. EISENBERG. Now, again you used, did you, the known print which was marked into evidence earlier? Mr. LATONA. Yes. Mr. EISENBERG. And you used those in all your identifications, I believe? Mr. LATONA. That is right. Mr. EISENBERG. Mr. Latona, can you tell us what portion of the palm of Lee Harvey Oswald is reproduced on this box, this carton 641, as a latent print? Mr. LATONA. I have here a photograph of the palmprint which has an area indicated by a rough red circle showing the approximate area, which is the ulnar area of the left palm. Mr. EISENBERG. That is the area closest to the little finger? Mr. LATONA. On that side; yes, sir. Mr. EISENBERG. This is a true photograph which was prepared by you or under your supervision? Mr. LATONA. A true reproduction of the original, which you already have. Mr. EISENBERG. May I have this admitted as 642, Mr. Chairman? Mr. DULLES. May I ask a question. Apparently the red mark on this exhibit on the palm is in a different place, isn't it, a slightly different place? Mr. LATONA. It is a different palm. This is the left palm. Mr. EISENBERG (addressing Mr. Dulles). This is the left palm. The other two are right palms. Mr. DULLES. Good, that straightens me out. Mr. EISENBERG. Actually they were both on the ulnar side of the palm? Mr. LATONA. That is correct.