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Chicago File 58-194 . . we : : RERiarmd As wet The next visitor listed was one Corporal anulifccse listed as a daughter of Lllington Field, Texas. D'ANDREA stated this girl was raised by him but she is not his Logally adopted daughters D'ANDREA advised that ANNA MACEY used to tare care of his son and her parents suddenly di sappeared Q and thereafter he has continued to look out for her, He stated she is “ ey 4 presently a sergeant in the WACS and has told him she intends to make a ee, Se career of the Ar Ary « . ek . yy nay th The balance of the visitors to DtANDREA while at Leavenworth were . a: on relatives of his with the exception of E, Me -6PTEAN, attorney of Fargo, North | i . Dakota. Mr. STERN's contact with D'ANDREA will be discussed subsequently. uO — DUANDREA statos that after serving approximately seventeen months G oy at Leavenworth he was transferred to the Medical Center for Federal Prisoners«.* tt at springfel4, Missouri, Quitside of D'ANDKEA's relatives and attorneys,” 2 Ry vs A one LENA PANOZ/0 , a friend of Chicago, visited him, D'ANDREA states that bs “ : LENA PANOZ2O was his secretary while he was president of the ‘Ttalo-Ameriogn p. aoe so National Union. He stated she was a close friend of the family, and on two": a “ different occasions brought his young son, PHILIP, to visit him at Spring- ay Pes field, Missouri, With resvect to DPANLPRMAts parole, he stated that during the early -.."<. part of 1946 he suggested to his wife, since deceased, that she call together - .. all of his relatives and see what could be done towards his parole, He. ++: “des, ar stated she contacted his brothers and sisters and other relatives and earn q agreed to let SAMULL H, SHAPIRO handle the matter. D'ANDTREA stated that . ; er mee SHAPIXO, being a civil lawyer, did not know anything about criminal proe © 0 4. 2 ew cedure, and therefore hired E. M. STERY of Fargo, North Dakota to represent ~~ | Pa’ Se : him in his parole matter, He stated SVAPIRO agreed to pay STERN $7,000 for, ... |: — his services in this case. He stated that STERN then visited him in prison °° 74; and asked him a few guastions concerning his background. D'ANDREA states .. <i... = that when STExi visited him in prison was the first time he knew who SHAPIRO rors had hired to represent him. D'ANIREA states he didn't understand why it. 2 7 7) was necessary to hire an attorney in connection with nis parole but that oo =. ¢0-), this matter was left in the hands of SUAPIRO who epparently felt it was oo ° o# i: , necessarye D'ANDREA stated that after a man has served one-third of his - ti eM ys sentence and has behaved himself while in prison he should be eligible for “ * i a parole, s DIANDIGA was asked if he was acquainted with PAULI LLON, St. Ye “he g- Louis attorney, and he advised he had never heard of DILLON until the ee va Be recent roneressiqnel hearing. tle was asked if any of his friends. might ‘ is eo me nea ae - 22 ~