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Mi 50-28 , AG yt ag, 1947, his menory was thereby refreshed, and he nov recalls EMANUEL STaRyts being in his office, comuen Vint about having talked to Judge BRIGHT in New‘ York ote ~ City, and requesting that Judge WILSON direct a comminicatign to Judge BRIGHT asking for the latter's comuents regarding a parele for PHILIP B'ANDRnA, It is Judge “TL6L.'S racollaction that UUANULL STI! made some comment to the effect taat STEM believed dadge LIS SHT ab taat time probably would be inclined 5 to comcant favorably rolotive bo the perole in question. Sy ° Iunzrous requests similar to the one made by HEANUEL STERM are 're=" ae ceived by menvers of the Parole Loard dy according to Judse WILSON. <All cecnests”. , of this nature are grented, It was the usual practice for Judge WILSON to * fr féea 1 handle such requests by mercly requesting “ALT XK. uRTCK, Parole Executive, to address a routine inquiry to the Judge or official whose coments were desires, “tn View baa Large volume of cork hondled by the Parole Board, Judge VeL3en suousl ne “etated vory few letters af this unture, ile does not nolicve Gaol at oieuaied Pie lelter wilen was sent so dutg: MIMIT regerding PHILIP fae WPL. Te is Judge LL5ui' opinion tint, lod he dictated the letter, he tyes would have Bod én independent recollection of having tghen such action. a ‘ Since SUL Owl was representing enli Pillip DIsNDIA, according le . to WiLsut'S resollection, the reouest for Judse PRIGETIS comments, therefore My - 3 & 7, ; a was confined to goa, dJuage SILSON is confidant turt a latter would not neve boon written to “a'le TALGNP nod he not reesived 2 request to do so from og written pursuant to the smears mma a 5 ara | - - By aoe PONS sea bic ey SLiice wll letter - gaeetda re request of veo ST, va fnguiry Ciroeted to ducga “NEQIT naturally would hove bee ceitined te Doe roquest poselved fro GREE. . . ” . “ ar Ta . to ee. ; : : _ oo a ' : a ~*, , w Tha uw UPON CoLmPLaTTON TO TL? OFFICE OF ORIGIN -