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a | _ st jeobl Chicago File 58-194 my The following investigation was conducted by Special 5 on Uctober 5, 1947. J 7c GEORSE BIEBER, Attorney, 160 North LaSalle Street, Chicago, was interviewed at his office. He stated that he had read about the parole of the subjects in instant case and stated emphatically that he had not participated in any way no whatsoever in securing the parole of these men. Ha stated further that he eee te knows nothing about the manner in which such parole was obtained, and doubted” : seriously that the allegations made in the paper relative to someone being paid off are correct. He states that he does not know who would be paid off ° to secure such paroles. He stated that he was not acquainted with any of the Federal Farols members in Washington, nor was he acquainted witn the Parole Officer here in Chicago, whose name is CHAXLES FISIEK. He stated also that ne” was not acquainted with the Parolees or their attorneys, viz., PAUL DILLON of ~ St. Louis, Missouri, and EMANUEL STSHN of Fargo, North Dakota. - he is acquainted with KUSENE BERUSTEIN. de stated that he knows GIOE to sea him on the street. However, he has never personally met him or represented him, * and doubts if Gluz knows him by name. In this connection, BIEBER stated that he., _ had never represented any of the Parolees at any time, nor has he ever been’ way associated with their counsel. 7 BIEBER stated that he misinformed about the believed that DOKEKTY of the "Chicago Tribune" was entire parole matter, end that he believed it was an effort on the part of DOHLRTY and the newspaper to write something sensational. He cited his own case in which the newspapers have made a lot of general .- 7 comments with no basis for same. He stated that-<". 3 a eh y ote: BIEBER went on to state that in his opinion the Parolees were not guilty in the:..” first instance, and the stories told by the co-defendants BRUWNE and BIOFF were- * falsehoods. ie stated that it appeared in the newspaper that the Judge himself stated that the stories told by both BRUWNE and BIOFF could not be believed. °* In view of the fact that these Parolees were incarcerated based primarily on. the information furnished by BROWN and BIOFF, BIEBER was of the opinion that they were more than deserving of a parole. He stated that he knew nothing about the alleged passiny of money to the local Parole Officer, CHARLES FISHER, or to any of the members of the Federal Parole Board. ! BIEBER concluded his statements by stating that he had no connection whatsoever ie with the entire matter. Sli men all 4 fe. ! ha Pres Dae Asanti ws a