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Me gt ‘ oom, > . . - Bows vases dee Oe ey, ais Came ee sty ae ike OR ‘snl Sa ore ae ¥ a patgers itd oe at gta, ag rete hs A “ark BH Neo Led Bae rs fan ht 1 on OPI SM wees tA nee et mal tlt A NOTRE CECE em TEEN te 5 Rb ae ~- at ats C “Neel . ‘ ’ - " . -2- You advised by your letter of February 10, 1977 that Mr, Mohr ag executor of Mr. Tolson's estate “is not making Claim for any of the property.” It does not appear that such a renunciation relieves the executor from the duty of attempting to distribute the property in accordance vith the provisions of the will to the named legatees. If it is the intention of the executor and the resid- uary legatees to abandon the property, please provide us with appropriate evidence of the intent of the executar and the residuary beneficiaries to do so, In that event, the Property would be disposed of by the Government under pro- cedures normally followed for disposal of abandoned property. The property has occupied needed storage space for more than four years, and the FBI custodians wish to dispose of it as soon as possible. Please let us hear from you as to . what disposition of the matter the executor is prepared to take. Very truly yours, BARBARA ALLEN BABCOCK Assistant Attorney General Civil Division By: Stuart E. Schiffer Chief, Commercial Litigation Section cc: Mr. James Durkin Internal Revenue Service 1201 F Street, Room 1015 Washington, D.C. 20226 Mr. Lee M. Quick Federal Bureau of Investigation 7. Edgar Hoover Building, Room 1127 Washington, D.C.