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pet et ee ene nee oe es tees ae . . rr CL) oC are eT a Bead fet, EE SS ee ad oe aaa eA Pe Aa ty ae,» Me aa fet ath a W ey Se 4 f aa We alate ek pare a goede tig ‘ ygtgah eve 7 Oe Shee ee HH ka he tie ag iy Pict ge | Td ny tee be i rage ¥ ou feted ns a St gies tT mapas, tc i are i ah i ee ne iain tnt Th * - _ . o. — \w tee emer ‘ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 10/12/76 = '9 ——_—_—__——_ Bete of wenscriphon, 2m, eam. a Robert G. Kunkel, Special Agent in Charge, Alexandria FBI Office, telephonically advised that following the death of Mr. Hoover on May 2, 1972, he was involved on occasion in a project moving some material from the late } Mr. Hoover's residence to the Washington Field Otfice. The material was ostensibly persona} papers of Mr. Hoover's which had been reviewed by Miss Helen Gandy and designated for destruction in the shredding machine jocated in the Washington Field Office space. He would goto Mr. ‘Hoover's residence in the company of either SA Joseph Battle or SA Joseph Dowling, where they would pick up the material and would then deliver it to the loading dock in the Washington Field Office where it was taken by clerical personnel for eventual destruction. He stated that he was not aware rt Wwe nt € fo’ t of any shipment from Mr. Hoover's house w to be turned over to External Affairs. »,__nspector John G. peviliom Dete diceted 10/12/76 This document contoins neither recommendations not conclyssons eof the FBL is the propert, of the FE! ond ic looned te your egency: 13/ . ond @ conten ore nel to be distributed ovliide pour agency. . Cotton et wot we Ane