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Ir 1 r KC 58-75 He advised that MT. FISHER talked to hi. OLCSSIUO phonetic! in the Chicago probation office, and then advised that the clan for CAXPAGKA, he believes, had been approved and that his office was working on the other two; further, that they would make a few telephone calls and try to give approval by teletype on August llth or the follaving morning. Mr. YEAGLEY advised that to the best of his recollection he told FISHER that from the plan submitted to the Parole Board it could be determined that the three subjects were largely dependent upon their own resources and not dependent upon obtaining positions, as was the case with most of the inmates being released on parole. He advised that the fact that he made a telephone call to FISHER was not at all unusual inasmuch as procedure during the past several years has been to release men on parole on the date they are scheduled rather than at the time beyond the date that release was called for. This fact was also verified through harden HALTER A. HUNTER, and he advised that there were several cases at the institution at the present time where numer- ous telephone calls had been made in order to expedite the release of inmates. Mr. YEAGLEY advised that eight men were released on the same date that subjects in this case were released, and that there was no special handling of their case. He also advised that the parole cer- tificates Wero received from tho Parole Board in Washington on August llth calling for release on August 13th. On Sept er  ~ a H = Bureau agent _ n.