Mr. EISENBERG. Is your finger now placed in the way the finger was placed to create the impression? It is pointing with the fingernail towards the arrow and in the same line as the arrow, with just the tip of the finger on the box. Mr. DULLES. Everybody seems to have held that box. Mr. LATONA. It is a little one right there. Mr. EISENBERG. Mr. Murray, do you want to take a look? Representative BOGGS. You have not identified any of these others? Mr. LATONA. No. Mr. EISENBERG. Let the record show that Commissioners Dulles and Boggs and Mr. Murray are looking at that fingerprint, and have apparently satisfied themselves---- Mr. MURRAY. The portion shown to me appears to be part of a fingerprint. Mr. EISENBERG. They have satisfied themselves that the print is on the box. Now, therefore, to recapitulate: You found on this carton 641 the left palmprint and the right index fingerprint of Lee Harvey Oswald? Mr. LATONA. That is correct. Mr. EISENBERG. One other thing. Getting back to the palmprint, marked "A," could you show us how a hand would lie to produce that print? Mr. LATONA. In the position of the palm pointing towards the arrow. Mr. EISENBERG. Pointing towards the arrow, that is, in the opposite direction that the arrow points? Mr. LATONA. That is right. Mr. EISENBERG. But in the same line as the arrow. Your hand is parallel with the line but covering that completely? Mr. LATONA. Yes. Mr. EISENBERG. And although it covers it, I would say that the arrow would fall in the midline of the palm, is that right? Mr. LATONA. That is right. Mr. EISENBERG. Now, Mr. Latona, did you prepare a chart showing some of the points which led you to the conclusion that the latent palmprint found on 641 was identical with the inked palmprint submitted to you by the Dallas police? Mr. LATONA. I had charts prepared; yes. Mr. EISENBERG. These were prepared under your supervision? Mr. LATONA. They were. Mr. EISENBERG. Mr. Chairman, may I have that chart admitted as 646? Mr. DULLES. It will be admitted. (The chart referred to was marked Commission Exhibit No. 646, and received in evidence.) Mr. EISENBERG. What is the magnification? Mr. LATONA. Approximately eight times. Mr. EISENBERG. Is the magnification equal on both sides? Mr. LATONA. Both sides; the inked palmprint and latent palmprint both the same. Mr. EISENBERG. Is that true of all of the charts that you have submitted and will be submitting this morning? Mr. LATONA. That is true. Mr. EISENBERG. Mr. Latona, could you point out some of these points? I think in the interest of time it would be better if you took several of the points instead of all 13 points you have marked. Mr. LATONA. I believe you will find this will be a little bit more difficult to see in view of the fact that the ridge formations are cut up a little bit more. However---- Mr. DULLES. Would you put that over there. You have identified 13 points of similarity?