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ar a = ae nn Sr ae OF co, . ‘ a eras, Chicago File 58-194 {- gg ~ oa, Joa Ai { a, Re aft 7 8 ” “si. she « reg a ei ‘ GUY DiLEO, 516 North Ozden Avenue, Chicago, telephone Haynatket 6830, was b7c a, intervie: ied by Speci al Accent age on October 10,° 1947, and at this time he stated that seme time in 1943, probably in the spring of that year, he wag contacted in his tavern at 667 North Ogden by os his lifelong friend, TONPGIOL, who requested him to post a $10,000.00 bond - for his brother, CHANLES GIOE. TONY GIOE explained that his brother,’ | --. CHARLES GIOE, was in some sort of "union" trouble but gave no further ° on Fed , explanation. DiLEO advised that he knew CHARLES GICE only casually but. os. ve felt he nad nething to lose in posting said bond as a favor to his friend, TONY. DAiLEO stated that on this occasion he went to the National Security Banik, Milwaukee Avenue, where he has his personal account, and obtained a cashier's check in the amount of $10,00C,00 and, in accordance with in- structions from TONY Glo, ne took same to an attorney downtown whose name he believes to be CALLAHAN and who accompanied him to an assurance company -* of some kind where he obtained a receipt for said funds. He believes this. ©, ++ u might have been the Anerican Casualty Comvany but is not certain. DiLEO*.°": advised that he received no explanation as to the purpose of the bond oJ4..° at other than CuacCLES GIOE was in some "union" trouble. No other conversa- - " (#7.. tions were had or explanations given. oo DiLEO further advised that some weeks later he learned through the daily . papers what it was al] about, then he waited for about a week, telephoned -..'. the attorney, whose name he believes to be CALLAHAN, and made a request. 9 7-1./> - to withdraw his bond, stating he did not want anything more to do with . Be said matter. DALSO advised that about a day or two later he received a : “ check but does not recall whether he obtained it directly from the assurance...) company or from the attorney in ouestion. On receist of the check, same was - ae depositea by him to his account in the National Security Bank. DiLEO stated a he did not know exactly what the attitude of TONY GICE or any other persons ee would be in view of nis request to withdraw the bond but stated he just | “Af didn't want anything more to do with the case. He added that TONY GIOE . - . ‘n%. still comes into nis tavern on occasions end they are still good friends. = +4.) sere A ee eat any Tet nw , ea Further, DiLEG stated ived no remuneratior f kind fo ss th ne rece i o1 any isd posting ssid bond, and that same was done solely as a favor to TONY GI0E. vs He added that he does not know uny of the Subjects in this case with the oe exception of CHANLES GICE, whom he knows casually, has never had any eae dealings with RERNSTEIN or WARD, has not been approached by anyone since ao " the above incident in connectiorPnrith this matter, tax matters or loans, and: ae that he is not aware of any irregularities of any kind in e nnection | with | BS ie _ Parole matters or tax matters. ae ie a ath at ne -ll-