Mr. STOMBAUGH. On the right-hand side.
Mr. DULLES. Of Exhibit 674?
Mr. STOMBAUGH. And the fibers from the shirt, which are on the
left-hand side of Exhibit 674, do match. The colors are the same and
also, we find the same twist in the fiber.
Mr. EISENBERG. Now, was the orange-yellow cotton fiber--were the
orange-yellow cotton fibers in the shirt of a uniform shade?
Mr. STOMBAUGH. Yes; they were all of a uniform shade. It was what we
would call a uniform dye job.
Mr. EISENBERG. What about the twist?
Mr. STOMBAUGH. The twist was about normal. These, you can see here.
Mr. EISENBERG. You are pointing to the right-hand side and left-hand
side of 674?
Mr. STOMBAUGH. You can see the twist to these fibers.
Mr. EISENBERG. Did they have a uniform twist?
Mr. STOMBAUGH. Uniform.
Mr. EISENBERG. So that the match was identical as to twist and shade,
and the fibers in the shirt were uniform in themselves as to these two
characteristics, is that correct?
Mr. STOMBAUGH. Yes; that is correct.
Mr. EISENBERG. Did you take a photograph of the gray-black cotton
fibers?
Mr. STOMBAUGH. These are the gray-black cotton fibers and the color
didn't come out well on these in this instance because of time and
color process limitations.
Mr. EISENBERG. Just a second. You have a chart here--a
photomicrograph--captioned "Microphotograph Showing Match Between
Gray-Black Cotton Fibers From Butt Plate of Assassination Rifle, etc.
and Gray-Black Cotton Fibers From Oswald's Shirt."
Did you take these photographs or were they taken under your
supervision?
Mr. STOMBAUGH. Under my supervision.
Mr. EISENBERG. May I have this admitted as 675?
Mr. DULLES. 675, it will be admitted.
(The item referred to was marked Commission Exhibit No. 675, and
received in evidence.)
Mr. STOMBAUGH. The same would apply to Exhibit 675 as to 674, with the
exception of the color. The color on these is much darker and we tried
up to last night to duplicate the exact color and this is the best I
could come up with under the time and color process limitations. It
took us about 4 hours to make a photograph such as this.
Mr. EISENBERG. There is an apparent match of colors in the
photograph----