WHO MOVED THE BOXES   Givens VI

 THE WARREN COMMISSION SAID THAT OSWALD MOVED BOXES OF BOOKS IN FRONT OF THE WINDOW TO BUILD A WALL SO HE WOULDN'T BE SEEN       BELOW IS TESTIMONY OF CHARLES GIVENS WHO WAS ON THE FLOOR LAYING CREW.

          Mr. BELIN.  That would be near the east wall of the building?

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          Mr. GIVENS. Yes, sir.

          Mr. BELIN. You can see a scale here that is from 0 to 20 feet.  Well, it would be about 30 to 40 feet north of the south wall of that building, is that right?

          Mr. GIVENS. Yes, sir.

          Mr. BELIN. And around 10 feet or so away from the east wall, is that about right?

          Mr. GIVENS. That is about right.

          Mr. BELIN. Now, did you notice whether or not there were any cartons stacked up around the southeast corner of that sixth floor?

          Mr. GIVENS. Well, I didn't pay any attention about any being stacked, because we had taken all that stock from that side of the building and ran it down that side.

          Mr. BELIN. You had taken stock down from the west part of the sixth floor where you were working and put it there?

          Mr. GIVENS. Yes; ran it down the side right in front of the window.

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