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tndple. 76-729 He wee transferred from Atlanta tc Terre Heute cn Cetober 7, 1946, and wes relenred on perols August 12, 1947. ROSELLI's euthorized correspondents while in priecn were as follows: T. A. HUMAN, friend, 215 West Sth Street, Los Angeles. Thiea man wee also given as one to be notified in case of serious ilineca or death of subject. Mra. HELEN «CODS JOHONS, eteter, 4364 West 5th Street, Davton, Chio. BERVICE AVN FRANK, fiancee, Box 941, Beverly Hills, California. DAKIFL M, WINKLER, friend, Bank of America Building, Feverly Rille, California TRAFA 20KAR, friend, Bank of America Buildine, Beverly Hille, Califernis. Subject received ten letters from RUMAN to whom he wrote nineteen, Ye received nine letters from his sister, and wrote her none in return. Hie fiancee wrote hin about 250 times, and he sent her about 164 lettere. WIFFLER wrote him 12 tirea, end ROSELLI aent hin 13 lettere. ROSTILI'e visitors and daten of vieits were ar follows: PAUL DILLON, November 20, 1946 Fiancee, December 14 end 15, 1°46 T, A. FUKAN, April ¢, Lo47 JACT OCARNS, Chicago fight promoter, Marv 21, 1°47 In conrection with DILLON's vieit, he war interviered by W. HE. TAPYAET, parole officer rt the Penitentiary. <A notation was made on DILLON'e letter to the warden renussting interview with subject, to the effect that ancther lawyer hired DILLT roc that lrtter war to be paid by subject throurh the Lawrer makine the arrangement. Upcen teing questioned atout thie nctation, Mr. FARHART etated treat he aid not recall the incidert, but that Ee beltered 34 wes brourcht about by the fecline cf parties concerned that DILLOU ceald hein sovgject more then his own lawyer. In letter deted April 30, 1947, freu the Director of Prisone to Forsrable THCMAS J. O'EKIEN, House of Representsetives, Washineton, BP. Ce, ho stated thet he could net grant permireion for KEARTS to visit ROW LL] eitheut further infeorvation pe to the purpoce cf the visit. In letter deted June 9, 1947, WILLIAM J, FAY LE’, attorney, 9* Wacudurton Street, Hinboker, New Jersey, advised subject that one of letter'’s friends had geen HANLEY cone montos ago gnd sated him to present certein fects to the prrole boerd. HANLFY remerted permiesion from ROSELL] t>: do so end eleo requerted the subject ta aenéd frien?'s name which had been forgotten be MANLEY, Latter enid it was important thnit he be advised immediately.