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Chicago Pile #58-194 JGH/ Jill swel ~. Pee On Octover 1lU, ly47 lire LOUIS De COLA, 1153 West Grand Avenue, was interviewed . by SAS ee RCT EERE Er esd At the time of this interview Mr.) | DE COLA advised that in 1943 he had contributed to the pond of CHARLES GOLOE. Kc. lol it ath We had pub up &5000 in cash for the bond of GIOE, which £350u0 was his. OWo. «2 4 7 money. He put this money up at the request of his partner, PTER MAHUCAs who. poo told him that GIO was in trouble and they should help. He States that he was- ie ye: a personal friend of CIOZ, ani wat he put the money up for this reason only +" ae He advised that he received no profit at all from tnis transaction. os He put the money up in the form of a certivied check, which check he turned over to his partner, MARUCA, and he believes it was delivered oy MARUCA to an |} attorney acting on behalf of GIGE. He states that he was repaid | the $5000 irl ‘ie ¢ full by a check which he received from some office downtown in the Loop.. He pon thinks this was possibly an insurance company, although it may have been an 9°. * attorney's office. . ope es He advises that he joes not know Attorney EERNST:IN. He states further that. .°. he is not acquainted witn any of the otner parolees, ani that he has no knowl edge concerning any money that may have been paid to pay for back income taxes for ~ GIOE or any other parolees, He advises tnat he has no xnowledge of any money - that many nave been collected or paid oul as a bribe to procure the release of: ' any of these parolees. He states further that he does not know any one who. as io “7 paid any money, either to pay tor tne income tax of these parolees or for any’ itt bribe and has no knowledge that any bribe may nave bveen paid. He advised that? i ty he has not s#en CAASLES GIOo-n since nis release frou the Federal Penitentiary + aan