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LA 9- 2u93 that they specifically do not use any ruled paper or any punched paper. He stated that he has a number of employees but that none of them would have access at work to such a variety of paper nor did he think that any of them would have sufficient intelligence to prepare such letters. He stated that the wide variety of paper used, suggested a printing company as one source that might have such a variety, or a wholesale paper outfit such as Blake, Moffit and Towne or Zellerbach. On March 2g, 1961,] ert E 92 |Klb . Cofiey Company, 3123 Riverside L1 r ve, s ge es, both advised that they nonmally buy 17 inch by 22 inch sheets of paper and cut it down to eight and one half by 11 inch size or seven and one quarter by ten nd one half inch size, commonly known as monarch size. Estated that they purchased paper from the California Paper Corporation and bought eight and one half by 11 inch sheets of Rising Parchment 100% Rag'which were not cut down any smaller. He stated that on August 19, 1960, Carl and Irving Printers, 161 North "N" Street, Tulare, a, alifornia. He stated that these ietterheads were eig t and one half by ll inch size and that probably no blank second sheets were included in the order. He stated that 1,000 envelopes were also included in the order. further advised that they purchased 380 sheets of 17 by 22 inch paper from California Paper Corporation about June 1, 1960, for Cole-Holmquist, Inc., 1228 South Flower, Los Angeles, California. He stated that this paper was made up into 1,000 engraved letterheads, eig half by 11 inch sige, with the letterhead being|- i |Los Angells 13, Ca1ifon1a,| | He stated that this order included 500 blank second sheets as well as 1,000 engraved envelopes. .-27_ 9 92