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J Edgar Hoover — Part 22
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a Robert B. Marsden, Printing and Space Management Section,
i Administrative Services Division, advised that he was in charge of
es assigning manpower to move the contents from the office suite of former
fs Director J. Edgar Hoover shortly after Mr. Hoover's death, May 2, 1972,
2 and for the storage of these items. The contents of the suite were moved
43 either to Mr. Hoover's residence or to FBI storage space in a warehouse
Pel on Taylor Street in the District of Cohimbia. He exercised no judgment
me in determining which items would go to which location, but it was his
st general recollection that the boxes were marked for delivery to either
4 Mr. Hoover's house or Taylor Street and employees made the deliveries
aA as instructed. He is not aware of any items being misdirected to either
i place and has no knowledge that any boxes were ever delivered to Mr.
Hoover's house and subsequently transferred to any FBI storage facility.
Marsden recalls that Mr. Hoover's desk and furniture from the
conference room as well as 40-50 cartons were placed in storage at the
Taylor Street warehouse. Sometime thereafter, believed to be a few
months later, concern for the security of these items was expressed by
former Associate Director Nicholas P. Callahan to Marsden and it was
decided that the items from Hoover's office would be moved from Taylor
Street storage to FBI storage in the General Accounting Office (GAO),
5th and H Streets, N.W., where FBI employees were on duty full time.
He did not supervise this move, but gave instructions to Anthony A. Codi, .
warehouse foreman, to make this transfer.
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Sometime later, perhaps one year, Marsden received a request
- from Tom Peyton of the Exhibits Section to move the items from Mr.
Hoover's office to the Old Post Office Building, where Peyton was working.
on a new tour route for the J. Edgar Hoover Building which was nearing
. completion of construction. He does not know the date of this move;
- however, James Codi was in charge of storage at the GAO Building and
may recall when this move occurred. He does not believe there Was any .
record made of the move as work orders were never obtained for work .
in the Director's office and work orders are kept for only one year. * ose
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