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oe anette A, SF 7 Od te -f ates ee a i Chicago File #58~194 ~ . 3 a * ™m connection with the interview with JAMES HAROLD HEGARTY, Special Agents a; po - first contacted and interviewed Mire, = - a oJ Ae 2 SLOAN, who is general manager of the Mack Truck Company, 33rd and’ fo aa Wentworth Streets, Chicago, and who is HEGARTY's superior there. SLOAN ade. See ' wised that HEGARTY has been employed by the Mack Truck Company for approxi— mately twenty years and SLOAN regards him as extremely honest. — . my a 8 > Se 4 SLOAN recalled that a few months ago HEGARTY came to him and informed him that he had received a request to submit a letter urging parole for Subject PHILIP D'ANDREA. HEGARTY inquired of SLOAN as to whether such a letter oR might be prepared and submitted on behalf of the Mack Truck Companys SLOAN “ex stated that he declined to permit such & letter to be prepared but told. ~"< £ TREO ADA 21s ab ae ort meernwe eee) Vebdee 2 RP btn as ao HEGARTY that if the latter wished he might prepare & parsonmas LE006F Of 5 dad $a, wn own indicating HEGARTY's personal experience with D'ANDREA in business deals - ings on behalf of the Mack Truck Companye en a ee SLOAN stated that he himself has been with the Mack Truck Company in chtoage” a only in recent years, and that he has no personal knowledge of any business - oan dealings between D'tANDREA and the Mack Truck Company, which dealings oceurred = prior to Mr. SLOAN's Chicago employnente lye = a ad nAarT Aran wee. JAMES HAROLD HEGARTY, who resides at 3520 West 62nd Place, Chicago, telepho | Republic 2669, was intervigned on Septenber 24, 1947 by Special fe . a: HEGARTY's place of employment, the Mack). 7747 <"° ; Truck Companye HEGARTY stated that he has been acquainted with Sybject D' ANDREA for about twenty years. When HEGARTY first became acquainted itn 2. fh D' ANDREA, HEGARTY was employed as a cashier by the Mack Truck Company, and -.: apes : during that period of time D' ANDREA was purchasing dump trucks from the Mack <*.. 7 Truck Company, which trucks were purchased by monthly installment payments. pret HEGARTY saw D'ANDREA on the occasions when the latter came to the Mack Truck 9.1" Company to make his paymentse According to HEGARTY's recollection, D'ANDREA. "- .” during the period of time when HEGARTY was employed as cashier purchased ap~- =.” proximtely six dump trucks from the Mack Truck Company, HEGARTY recalled that.; pie D'ANDREA was somewhat slow in making payments and frequently became delinquent ‘ ° in his payments, but HEGARTY stated that it never became necessary for the - i” . company to repossess any trucks and D'ANDREA eventually made his payments in =, all instances, HEGARTY stated that because of business conditions at that time * _ he did net consider D'ANDREA's delinquency in making payments ae particularly..; ae a _significant or as indicating that D'ANDREA was necessarily @ poor credit Yiske ek bee, $ +a. ry et HEGARTY related that he became a salesman for the Mack Truck Company in 1937 - ee ; _ and during the period from 1937 to 1939 he solicited business from DI ANDREA ng nie ¥ . _ iy : ee - ial — —— et — “ ote 2 + ae a am: - o.oo ye eo : - . . » 2 Lewes ay TT ey wet Me a. ee . oe . - =o a - oe + = Lan . tas * ee ve eon enn as wa. At Rr a eS ee Oe See . he ee . ' oN = a eee s . Me wo ats rr re . : wee