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de 7 ak: ate. soa *, , . mo, . boos “ Vi mK > Chicago File 58-194 e to be used for the purpose of a bond for LOUIS GAMPAGNA org Ie He any of the other subject parolees at the time of their arrest in 1943. stated that he had nothing to do with effecting the paroles of subject parolees, that he did not raise any money to be used for the payment of bribes or for any other purpose regarding the procuring of these paroles. He states that he knows nothing of any improper activities in connection with the procuring of the Paroles of subject parolees, Cee, . em, In regard to the raising of the money to be used to pay off the government's income tax claim against LOUIS CAMPAGNA and other subject parolees, CORNGOLD stated that he would not discuss that matter at the present time. Mr. CORNGOLD was specifically told that it was known to Agents that his partner had put up -". . $10,000.00 to be used in paying off the government's income tax claim against ; LOUTS CAMPAGNA, Ur, CORNGOLD would nef ther affirm nor deny this fact but i. stated that "Maybe I put up the same amount, maybe less, maybe more. I might have borrowed money from friends to help a friend. Anything to keep a friend from having to ‘stay in any longer than is necessary." — When asked when would be the right time to talk about this matter, he stated "I don't know. Maybe tomorrow, maybe next week, maybe next month. You feilows probably know better than i but not now." ys Itis to be noted that JOE “CORNGOLD is presently the partner of WILLIE HEINEY “.'\* in a baokie establishment and tavern operated at the above set out address to LOUIS CAMPAGNA as his former partners - ’ v,+, and he wefers 2 et i" — ny hete: ” tasectober 13, 1947, Mr. JOE CORNSOLD was interviewed at his i nae Road, Cicero, Illinois, by Special ee emed 9 CORNGOLD advised that he had at no time furnished any , money to ee a