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ar fous His testimon: 2fore the Grand Jury at 0 a.m., June 7; His microscop:sd and chemical tests on Kennedy's coat on June 7, 10:00 a.m.; His Grand Jury testimony, June 1 at 3:00 p.m.3 His reproduction of maps, photography and studies of evidence at 9:00 a.m., on June 10; His purchase of additional ammunition from Ben Harrick at the Lock, Stock and Barrel Gunshop in San Gabriel on June 10, 1968; His meeting at the Coroner's Office with Dr. Noguchi on June 10; His construction of devices to conduct muzzle tests with the Coroner on June 10; His meeting with Coroner Noguchi and his study of x-ray photos of Kennedy's wounds on June 11; His visit to the Police Academy with Dr. Noguchi on June 11 to conduct muzzle distance tests (with the second gun obtained from fee Sar ee eee oe aw ws we Se ar be a aor Ne Se ee the L.A.P.D. Property Division and subsequently destroyed in 1969); His visit to the Ambassador Hotel for reconstruction of the crime scene and ballistics studies in the afternoon of June 11; His x-rays of evidence on June 12; His photographs of evidence bullets on June 12; His reconstruction of the Kennedy coat and ballistics studies on the afternoon of June 123 His additional ballistics tests and ammunition and nitrate pattern studies on June 14; me H-acid test on the Kennedy coat for a nitrate pattern on June 14; His x-rays of the controversial door jamb (the center divider which had two holes circled and the object of several photographs in the ensuing years) on June 17, 1968; His search and further ballistics study of the Ambassador Hotel on June 18; And a discussion of sound tests to be conducted at the Ambas- sador Hotel on June 18. This daily log supplied by Wolfer from his S.I.D. Division was sketchy at most, and did not provide very thorcugh information concerning the types of tests conducted, or the analyzed evidence reports or written documents that might supplement the tests described in the daily log. Wolfer's Laboratory Progress Report Additionally, L.A.P.D. Officers ‘Saratuche and McDevitt, in answer to the subpoena, produced a progress report submitted by L.A.P.D. Officers Collins, Patchett, and MacArthur, dated July 18,1968, which essentially highlighted the laboratory work . conducted by DeWayne Wolfer. This progress report was submitted by the three officers to Lieutenant Pena, the Supervisor of the Special Unit Senator Unit, a one-and-a-half page document within the tenvolume S.U.S. files. « 53 -