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(continued) that he had associated with Sidney Korshak as a friend for a long time and that they both lived in the Seneca Hotel in Chicago. a Be ony enclosed 3 6 P . é 2-91933-615 part 5 p.82,106-10 »512 h (9 | The following references in the file captioned "CAPGA (Reactivation of the Capone Gang) set forth information concerning the activities of Sidney Korshak, an attorney for the leading Chicago hoodlums, in connection with the criminal syndicate in Chicago during the period 9/17/46 to 9/28/50. Korshak was legal advisor to some of the Capone mob and some of his best friends and associates were members of the mob. Background jata was also included. REFERENCE SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBEF 62.81093-9-328 p.10 . sf -403 p.59,102, 103 9 ~430 p.54,57 / 2 (2147 -A-Chicago Daily Ny ws'!'S/28/50 p.2,3,4,5(phoco of Korshak) The Juke Box Racket report by Virgil W. F2terson, Operating Director Chicago Crime! Commission, dated September, 1954, indicated that in 1952 Sidney Korshak was with a group to take over the controllin interest in the RKO Pictures Corporation. It appeared that Korshak initiaved the deal. Also set forth was that Korshak's name was mentioned in testimony given in the original Federal Court trial in NYC and in the parole scandal heari on who had been close to Capone gang- sters, particularly (iii — Report attached 62-99-97-9-26encl. p.167,168 aes i The Washington Field Office letter dated 3/24/52 set out in- formation concerning Sidney A. Korshak which was obtained from the alphabetical folder of the Senate Special Committee to Investigate Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce (62-91933). 62-91933-789 encl. p.130 (324 The following references captioned General Investigative Intelligence File set forth information concerning the criminal act- ivities of Sidney Korshak. (continued) -he