Mr. Ball.

The third set of windows from Houston Street--you mark it.

Mr. Studebaker.

Yes.
(Instrument marked by the witness Studebaker as requested by Counsel Ball.)

Mr. Ball.

Now, did you see a chicken bone over near the boxes in the southeast corner, over near where you found the cartridges and the paper sack?

Mr. Studebaker.

I don't believe there was one there.

Mr. Ball.

You didn't see any. One witness, a deputy sheriff named Luke Looney said he found a piece of chicken partly eaten up on top of one of the boxes; did you see anything like that?

Mr. Studebaker.

No.

Mr. Ball.

Was anything like that called to your attention?

Mr. Studebaker.

I can't recall anything like that. It ought to be in one of these pictures, if it is.

Mr. Ball.

You made a map of that sixth floor and identified pictures by numbers, did you not?

Mr. Studebaker.

Yes, sir.

Mr. Ball.

You made a measurement of the distance from the window ledge to the sidewalk, didn't you?

Mr. Studebaker.

Yes, sir.

Mr. Ball.

How many feet?

Mr. Studebaker.

Let me see---61 feet from the window ledge to the sidewalk.

Mr. Ball.

Now, this is such a good set of pictures, can we have them?

Mr. Studebaker.

You will have to see Chief Curry. He gave orders that no pictures were to be released without his permission. You can call him, if you want to.

Mr. Ball.

Well, I already have taken some of them.

Mr. Studebaker.

I'm sure he will. We have printed about 10,000 of them--- it seems like that and I don't imagine that two or three more would make any difference. This is out of a master set--all of these pictures you have here.

Mr. Ball.

The picture of the boxes; this is after they were moved?

Mr. Studebaker.

Yes, sir; they were moved there. This is exactly the position they were in.

Mr. Ball.

It is?

Mr. Studebaker.

Yes--not--this was after they were moved, but I put them back in the same exact position.

Mr. Ball.

Were they that close that was about the position?

Mr. Studebaker.

Yes.

Mr. Ball.

Let's take one of these pictures and mark it the next number, which will be "Exhibit J."
(Instrument marked by the reporter as "Studebaker Exhibit J," for identification.)

Mr. Ball.

After the boxes of Rolling Readers had been moved, you put them back in the same position?

Mr. Studebaker.

Yes.

Mr. Ball.

And took a picture?

Mr. Studebaker.

Yes, sir.

Mr. Ball.

And this is Exhibit J, is it, is that right?

Mr. Studebaker.

Exhibit J, yes, sir.

Mr. Ball.

Now, the box that had the print on it is shown?

Mr. Studebaker.

Yes, sir.

Mr. Ball.

Let's put a few hieroglyphics on here a few numbers on here. Let's put the box with the print that was found as 1.

Mr. Studebaker.

You want i marked on this box?
(Witness Studebaker marked instrument as requested by Counsel Ball.)

Mr. Ball.

And the place where the paper sack was found as No. 2 and the box that had the indentation on it, let's mark it No. 3.

Mr. Studebaker.

(Marked instruments as requested by Counsel Ball.)

Mr. Ball.

And outline the indentation with a circle.

Mr. Studebaker.

(Witness executed outline as requested by Counsel Ball.)

Mr. Ball.

Was there any other indentation on that box besides that which is shown in the circle on 3?

Mr. Studebaker.

No.