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v L Q LA 9-2u98 The envelope addressed to Hr. STEVE ALLEN, - e typewritten letter Signed by e submitted to the FBI Lab- ora ory on ovem er , 1960, and became known, for identification purposes, as Specimens Q20, Q21, and Q22. The FBI Laboratory advised in a report dated December 6, 1960: It was concluded the typewriting on Specimens Q20 through Q22 was prepared on the typewriter used to prepare the specimens previously received, except Specimens Q8 through Q10. Specimens Q8 through Q10 contain such a limited amount of typewriting or upper- case typewriting, which is not sufficiently comparable with instant specimens to determine definitely whether or not these specimens were prepared on the same type- writer. Specimen Q2O is a white bond se1fsea1ing envelope which measures approximately 6.5 by 3.6 inches and bears no watermark. This specimen bears the return address form in the upper left-hand corner, "After 5 days return to" followed by three lines. This envelope was manufactured by The United States Envelope Company Specimen Q2 is a sheet of whte bond paper which measures approximately 8.4 by 10.9 inches and bears no watermark. This specimen has two holes at the top of the page which appear to have been placed therein for filing purposes. Specimen Q22 is similar to Specimen Q21. The FBI Laboratory advised in a report dated December 8, 1960: One latent palm print and one latent finger- print of value developed on outside surface of envelope, designated Q20 separate laboratory report. Fingerprint -62..