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a4, : a OO od , , me : . > . * . 58-1 94 ’ oo : era : 80 that paroles could be procured for subject parolees through this person. Mr. HEENEY did admit that he had given $10,000.00 in cash to his } ‘ partner JOE CORNGOLD to be used to settle the Government! é income tax claim against LOUIS CA}PAGNA. He states that he did not receive any promissory note or receipt for this money but that he expects that sooner or later it will be paid back to him. Mr. HEEIIEY admitted that he has heard that other nersons cantrittad to this fund and estimated that eieht or ten While OSS ea ee wi De Waste We pee - other persons in the Cicero and Chicago, Illinois, area gave money for this purpose. He declined to name any of these persons saying that the ~ collection of this money had been handled by his partner CORNGOLD and © | that CORNGOLD would be the proper person to contact for this information. He expressed the belief that if so cont-cted CORNGOLD would willingly furnish the requested informetion. When questioned as to how this collection started he stated that he believed that either Mrs. CAMPAGNA contacted JOR CORNGOLD or JOE CORNGOLD contacted Mrs. CAHFAGNA. On forthar reaflantian ha stated that ar he recalled JOR CORNGOLD heard that we VE 2 owe Mk oe A was ee Oe ee es ey ek We Mrs. +CAMPAGNA needed money for this purpose and contacted her regarding it. CORNGOLD thereafter took up a collection of money for the purpose of , paying the back income taxes of CAMPAGNA. Mr, HEENEY denied that any pressure was used to have him pay in any sum of money for this purpose and expressed the belief that the contributions to this fund were all voluntary. No signed statement was procured from Mr. HEENEY due to the fact that he is presently recuperating from a very serious operation and a broken hip. We Anstar. Tr TATRE, of Chicacrn Dlincis. hes advised that Mr. HEENEY 1s tbe LA Lb © amis wi Wb WE § late AS ole ry abe ee oe SoS we roe condition is extremely serious. es DA re ; ~