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KC §8=75 A special progress report at Atlanta, dated 4-26-45, shows that on May 27, 1944, DeLUWIA was reported for conniving with other inmates in an attempt to get on a special hospital diet. He was placed in punitive segrogation 7 days; and second grade, 90 days. The report contains the following paragraph: "DeLUCIA is a member of a group of prisoners who were committed to this Institution for conspiracy to interfere with trade and commerce by soeraion, threats and violence. The members of this group have reputations of being connected with the underworld both in Chicago and New York and some of their records show that they in the past have been involved in rather serious crimes. The subtle activities of this group have been causing trouble and it is deemed advisable to separate the group for the best intcrasts of the individuels as well as the Institution." Recomnendation was made that DeLIC LA be transferred to Leavenworth. No other information appears in the file to justify the statemont that DeLUCIA and the group had been causing trowle other than the one incident of oonniving.s The file of LOUIS CAMPAGNA was reviewed relative to any charges ef misconduct and nothing was found indicating any violations, however, with respect to the violation of DeLWIA on May 27, 1944, CAMPAGHA was interviewed as beirg involved although he was not reported in connection with that violation. Wothing appears in the file with respect to & fore feiture of good time or a hearing for this purpose. In a special progress reported dated 4/26/45, the same paragraph appears which was quoted above under the file chock on DeLUCLA, but nothing appears in the file to sub- stantiate this statement. The file on CHARLUS GIOE was checked for any misconduct charzes and nothing was located while GIOL was confined oither at Atlanta or Leavenworth. Werden HUNTSK advisec thet he had received a telephone call from Warden SANPOMUD of the Atlanta Institution on October 6, requesting that he advise him, from information in the Tile relative ta good time hearings which were held in Atlante, in order that he would have specific facts available. Warden HUNTER advised Arent that a check had previously beer made at this institution for this information because of a request from Washington, and that he was positive there was nothing in the filos relative d_time forfcituro, and that this check had been made for him by United States Prison. Warden HUNTER further advised that when subjects in this case arrived at Leavenworth from Atlanta, he had questioned each one of them individually with respect to how they got along at Atlanta and cach one of them stated they had no trouble at Atlanta other than being pointed out by inmmtes. Warden HUNTER explained this remark by stating that as he reoalls emo at SRR NT os ie As liber nea ns w? ges SANE et ees oh F aellon ee Or fers, oO: