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5a The — " nie ™ was conducted by Special Agent } wm 7 ‘said that the sale of the property did not materialize because of the fact. : ae rt ' so . ret . . res 2 ety TA ee ee Oe at . Soa Te ee ne ey i ed 8 On September 27, 1947, SIDNEY KCRSHAK, residence address Senneca Hotel, 210 East Chastnut Street, Cnicago, business address 134 North LaSalle Street, Chicago, stated that he was CHARLES GIOE's civil attornay and had know GIOn for approximately 10 years, He stated that he first became acquainted with” GIOCE at the time GIOE donated $100 te KORSHAK's campaign for alderman in the * 48th ‘ard, KORSHAK stated he was also the attorney for GICE when Don the . Beachcanber Restaurant wag organized in May of 1939, and that he represented . . ve he ge GIOE when GIOE was divorced from his first wife. 7 KORSHAK stated he lived in the same building with GIO after GIOE was remarried .— and saw hin socially quite often. He stated that both GIOE and his wife and KORSHAK and his wife want out together. ne ee or ae ne a According to KORSHAK, he did net represent GIOe during the BIOFF trial in New s 2 MTN dye wae York City, but that his name had been prought into the casa when BIOFF informed the government that KORSHAK had brought $15,000 from Chicago to New York, and « 4 eo had given this money to BIOFF. KONSHAK, at the grand jury hearing, "flatly “ denied having at any time acted as a courier between GIOE and BIOFF and having *- brought any money wnatsoever from Chicago to Naw Yorke He still, as of this time, denies this allesation. He states that after the grand jury hearing oo he recuested that he be confronted with BICTF and that BIOFF make this statement, < to his face. Arrangements were tantatively made for suth a meating, but although TAO TIA TA DY nae waaatinc NTAYT Aaa + Taner ae = RORSHAK appeared for thé mégting, DIOrr did mot snow upe , 1s . rd During the ting GIOE was incarcerated, KORSHAK and his wife were very friendlyss= sp with GIOE's wife and daughter, and according to KO'SNAK, tried to help them in .- any Way possible. Ha stated that about tvo or thres years ago GIOE's wife had... requested him to sell some real estate ovmed by GICE and his wife, which real © : estate was Located at Antioch, Illinois. In connection with the proposed sale of this real estate, KGRSHAK visited GIO at the Leavenworth Penitentiary, leavenvorth, Kansas, on several occasions, KCRSHAY, at first, was opposed to the sale of this property, however, after talking with GICE and nis wifes and discussing the matter, it was decided that GIOE would in all probability be rs * ‘ . Catt, ad eclae a - incarcerated in federal prison for many years, and they arrived st the conclusion o that by the time GIOE was released the value of property would probably have ° ve fallen off and the monsy that could be realized fron the sale of this real’ : 4 astate could be used to purchase another pisce of propsarty if this was felt ayer desirable. KORSHAK stated that. the sale of thig preperty did not materializes a He also advised that all of his visits to SIO while GIOE was incarcerated - ‘a : at were in connection with the sale of the above~mentionad propertye KORSHAK "3 - wa. oe ee ee oO Me ge tae” Cn es he we ee we wa ¥s we "a ae + mea Ramat nea i 7™ * * “|, la rege e, es . . as ef a fey . soot er a wl ete ee =, ereee : . . ° Le ac ageas BS eee aoa yeh Es ur it sane ta