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of Tllinois, wag interviewed Sheer tember 29, 1947, by Special Agent aoe dal a Chicago File No. 58-194 Oy ee Mr. CHARLES We “rise, Chief United States Probation Officer, Northern as Mir, FISHER stated that his office was not aware of the pending paroles of the ape “ : subjects until August 11, 1947. Mr. FISHER stated that on August 11, he received’ °: their respective parole plans in letter form, the letters being dated August, Ba deh 19h7. a With respect to the parole plan of CHARLES GICE, Mr. FISHER stated that ‘he _ aa . received a letter dated August 6, 1947, from Mr. D. L.“YEAGLEY, Supervisor of po Classifications and Paroles, Leavemorth, on August 11, 197. This letter seb. . °° forth the sponsor of Mr. GIOE as HARRY A. ASH. This letter stated that the ; parole of CHARLES GICE was to be effective August 13, 1947. It was pointed | es out by Mr. FISHER that his office felt that HARRY A. ASH would be a good ay me, . sponsor; however, after the publicity in instant case, Mr. ASH advised Mr,’ +. ‘ ‘ COLOSINO of Mr. FISHER's office that he did not care to serve as > sponsor to it CHARLES GIOE. eMakgee dt ons _— ate he i wa we 1” & lan of PAUL DeLCIA was also received by Mre FISHER's office: on ey a aia th. roa WoaRoTtoyr ob T anereeros math nd - 9 L?, from Mr. YEAGLEY at Leavermworth es oe A The parole p August li, 1 With respect to the 2arole plan of CAYPAGNA, Kr. FISHER stated that his office tes was advised of CAMPAGNA's pending parole by receipt of a copy of a letter which yea Mr. YEAGLEY had directed to DOROTHY OAMPAGN 4A, daughter of LOUIS CAMPAGNA ¢ Cok Meare With respect to the pending parole of D'ANDREA, Mre FISHER stated that hie office’, ad et was advised of this parole by a copy of a letter dated August 8, 197, addressed * Peed to SAMUZL H. SHAPIRO. J arn! y ae ah Mr. FISHER stated that the letters he received direct, as well as the copies of f2 : the letters, were all dated August 8, 1947, and were all received by his office «*” August 11, 1947. He stated that this was the first indication that his office” ay a had with respect to the pending paroles of the subjects. Each of the four letters” io stated that the parole was to be effective August 13, 19,7. Mr. FISHER stated that on the morning of August 12, 19h7, he received a telephoné call from Mr. D. L. YEAGLEY at Leavenworth, at which time Mr. YEAGLBY advised - FISHER to expedite the investigation of the parole plans, wire him that date: ‘y concerning the results of the invastigation, and to follow the wire by a written | report on August 13, 1947. Mr. FISHER stated that this call from YEAGLEY, mee reference to the parole plans of GIOE, CAMPAGNA and DeLUCIA,. Wt De SE al Se a “ F With respect to D'ANDREA's parole plan, Mr. FISHER stated that SANVEL SHAPIRO - . " pe called and stated fiat he, SHAPIRO, had talked to WALTER K.WURICH, ESI a : . _ 24 = uw ee ae ~ ae - oe yr tet amo at wo pa ERS, 4 3h, armen . * - = oe Sond ' ce gla ae ne a en" re ae 3," he eR <7 te Ora ‘tere Ue = Paes te fe nat erin “oC . wel 8 . . 7 . . -