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JI: Aad Chicaro File 58-194 r 1 J? A tala { soe mem WALTOR KLAUSCH, 14 Kast Walton Place, advised that he post§d a $10,000.00 ‘eash bond with the American Casualty Company at the request of CHARLES GYOE . some time in 1943, tha exact date not being recalled, KLAUSCH stated that. — ae CHARLES GICE contacted him telephonically and requested him to post this pe bond for him with the American Lasualty Company, stating he was in some . kind of difficulty but siving no explanation of the difficulty, oe KLAUSCH advised that he is in the liquor business and was formerly associated ©. — with the American Distributing Cornpany with whom he worked until said ore: : 6-4 g ganization was liquidated, and that he now is associated with Williams | 2 yo. og Importers, liquor importers. He said that in connection with his business “fe os he became acquainted with and dealt with CHARLLS GIOZ, whom he has known for approximately cight years. He further stated that on the basis of Ss this business association he took his personal funds in the amount of ; m: $10,000.00 in cash fren tne scfety box in his residence and deposited same with the Anerican Casualty Company, receiving a receipt therefor... .- Al] this was done in accordance with telephonic instructions received fron” CHARLES CI0n, KLAUSCH went on to say that shortly after the trial he: went up to the setice of the American Casualty Company and received a _ check in the amount of $10,000.00, which he cashed at the First National’ :" ’ af Aa Bank. He also stated that he received no remuneration of any kind in | 94°" connection with this transaction. KLAUSCH further added that his wife mae was sonewhat diseusted over the fact that he only receivec a "thanks" Sr for the favor, KLAUSCH stated he knows CHARLES GIOE through business ar association with him and knows RaLPH PIEACK casually, naving met him ra several times in tavernse er KLAUSCH stated ne does not know BLMNSTEIN or any of the other Subjects vs bight and has never been adproached by anyone with regard to additional loans, re contributions towair.! tax funds of any kind, and knows of no otner con- ror Co tributors, although hs is aware there were other contributors, KLAUSCH . 9 7/4 ~ stated that on one occasion he cid meet a man by the name of BULGER, = © = ' a whom he thought represented CiaAlLus G1IOh, but he does not remember the circumstances. He reccils that it was about the time of the trial. KLAUSCH advisec he is not aware of any irregularities in connection with a paroles or tax matters. . : ub ee oe yo: 1 t 4 +. . igs ax Li ~ ae -/39 are — a - ? , ~ - - ot led ~ “a, - ew * - me pT : vos Sat wet = de’ od a . ors 7 te me wha wAR Co i aaa x, eae SE ee eee an a ON Eta Te ee a Py te - tome “| eg arphibeee - ~ - —_