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LA 58-125 be used by KORSHAK in the parole heaning for GIO. The first inkling he hod thet this letter had teen mailed wes in Many of 1946 whon ha veeeleed = Yetter from Washineton. BD. C, noseibly fram the Perole Board, steund B ATCO E Ae RU TE dg ae ay Pee a aPrVse OA by URICH, which letter stated GICE had requested him as his parole ndvisor. With respeat to the personage that had vouched for GICE, ho stoted | t he would not divulge hig namo, but that his identity wos knewm to tha ‘ = Chicago Offices or to a Mr. WENDELL, who apparently had somethirg to do / Pe with the hearing recently held in Chioago, ASI further atated that the | be reason he would not divulge this personage’s nane wes thet when the news- # paper articles appeared concerning this matter, two emisseries from this / 2 personage core to ASH's office and requested him not te div: ilfe thie per- a gonaro's name and also stated that if ASH did divultre it hat this rorsonnt- £ would deny em connaction with the above matter. He reitorated that hr? =) would net under amr circumstances divulge the nare of this rorsonn~s, B He further advised that after the newspnper artiales eprerrad z that he wag noned parole advisor for GIOE, thet he wrote a letter to YTAGLEY a at Leevenworth Penitentiary on August 19 and asked HPAGLEY tr arfine his, Fi A£H's, status as to whether he was tho perole sdvisor for CICK ev not os ! he hed never received any communication naming him is rerets ndvirer, ¥ A Yo further stated that on tho let of Aupust, Leny, GhaGghe Y wre te : ASH in resperce te his letter of the 19th and said thot ntaty relenra 2 parele plan ke. beon submitted to the Porela Beord neming ASF as prrele 5 adviser, : 3 x AST s tated that the testimony of FIOCUIFR to Ene ) ffeet iat en Aucust Ji while ASH was in Springfield, Tllinots, that he, f°u, hed with- Averm ag narcin adyjaer wes an outrig¢ht lie, We stated thet he had nover po Bia F 4 + BAe UE recgived ony conmuniertion from PISCHER in anv regrer, ghape op form, Horever, in August, COLLOSINO of the Parele Office in Chines enlled ASH and said that GIOE would be released and requested ASH to net in touch with GIOE's wife. ASH stated that he did loerte GIiCT'g wife ob the Seneca fportrents whera she was residing and furnirhed her sidreas to COLLOSIMO, Fe added that KOFSHAK apperently did not knew whon G1° vine te be relensed on parole because [ORSEAK's wife and GICr's wife ~erc plannics a trip te Califerric ard that this release, Whes questioned specifically about his tuertsdea or relatienshin with o2 attcrney by the nome of BIBRER, ASH stated that ho bnew thera vag an atterney by that name but to his Inowledrsa he had never seen him. How- ever, he advired that he knowg RAIER:R's partner, MIFF BROPEIN, However, he stated he did n-t receive any communications from BRODKIN concerning the perole of GIOn. PAE et LA OER eae CSTE RRS i at tah ber ete YE cr ties aid et Sip aN ua