Were Meier's Contact Notes and Rashid's letter typed on the same typewriter?

This same portion of Auerbach's summary report claims that "comparison shows the letter alleged to have been written by the priest in Iraq actually to have been typed on the same typewriter as the Semjase manuscript" (Korff, p. 82. In this and preceding paragraphs where I quote Korff, the italics within quotes stem from Korff.) The "Semjase manuscript" refers to Meier's Contact Reports, in which Semjase was the primary ET spokesperson.

To check out Auerbach's claim, I have obtained the first four pages each of copies of the German version of the Notes of Contacts 2, 61, 76 and 150, dated Feb. 3, 1975; July 29, 1976; May 23, 1977 and Oct. 19, 1978, respectively. These I have compared against the Rashid letter-copy in the rear of the TJ, using its 1978 version. What Auerbach noticed is that both Rashid's letter and the Contact Reports (up until about 1978) were typed on typewriters having the same kind of Swiss-German typeface, which doesn't use the German double-ess symbol.

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