Mr. EISENBERG. Which prompted me to ask you the question. Did you find any body hairs on this shirt--or any hairs, I should say? Mr. STOMBAUGH. I didn't look for hairs on this shirt. This type of examination had not been requested. It seemed unnecessary. Mr. EISENBERG. Mr. Stombaugh, were you able to determine the quality of the shirt or did you form any opinion as to the quality of the shirt? Mr. STOMBAUGH. Yes; it was an inexpensive shirt. I found no labels in it indicating the manufacturer. Mr. DULLES. Any indication that labels had been torn out? Mr. STOMBAUGH. Not that I recall, sir. Mr. EISENBERG. Were you able to determine, Mr. Stombaugh, whether this was a domestic, whether this was of domestic or foreign origin? Mr. STOMBAUGH. No; there are so many different shirt manufacturers in this country, that there is little value in trying to trace down a particular source unless we can find a manufacturer's marking in the shirt. Mr. EISENBERG. Any laundry marks which you attempted to trace down? Mr. STOMBAUGH. I found no laundry marks. The shirt was well worn and appeared to have been hand laundered. Mr. EISENBERG. If there are no further questions on the shirt, I will move on to another item. Mr. Stombaugh, I now hand you a homemade paper bag, Commission Exhibit 142, which parenthetically has also received another Exhibit No. 626, and ask you whether you are familiar with this item? Mr. STOMBAUGH. Yes; I am. Mr. EISENBERG. Does that have your mark on it? Mr. STOMBAUGH. At the time I examined this, it was to be treated for latent fingerprints subsequent to my examination, and in a case like this I will not put a mark on the item itself because my mark might cover a latent fingerprint which is later brought up, and therefore obscure it. In this particular instance, I made a drawing of this bag on my notes with the various sizes and description of it to refresh my memory at a later date. Mr. EISENBERG. And it is--looking at those notes and as you remember now--this is the bag? Mr. STOMBAUGH. This is the bag. Mr. EISENBERG. Now, this bag has an area of very light-brown color, and the greater portion of the area is a quite dark-brownish color. What was the color when you originally received it? Mr. STOMBAUGH. When I originally received this it was a light-brown color. Mr. EISENBERG. Which is at one end of the bag? Mr. STOMBAUGH. One end of the bag. Mr. EISENBERG. The tape is also two colors, one a lightish brown and the other a darkish brown. What color was the tape when you received it? Mr. STOMBAUGH. The tape also was light brown. Mr. EISENBERG. Could you turn the bag over? Was it the color that shows as a lighter yellowish-type of brown? Mr. STOMBAUGH. Yes; a yellow-brown shade. Mr. EISENBERG. When did you receive it, by the way, Mr. Stombaugh? Mr. STOMBAUGH. This was received on November 23, 7:30 a.m., 1963. Mr. EISENBERG. Did you form any opinions as you examined it, concerning the construction of the bag?