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x ee a ode | GAMPAGNA was born on September 23, 1900, in Illinois, the pn of LOUIS and f- - Fe at 4d Atlanta 58-62 ( . re : one hundred and fifty days good time from DE LUCIA and apphoximately 9s? the same amount from CAUPAGNA, As far as his records reflected, this good time had not been restored when they left Atlanta, It was suggested that the Chicago Office locate and ar interview Attorney A. BRADLEY EBEN in line with the request contained in. tee Mn referenced letter, a On ge adh Warden SANFORD telephonically contacted this office ON tee October 3, 1947, and advised that after a further check of the files on = = .° these subjects he wished to correct the statement concerning good time which had been taken from them, He stated that because of certain infrace = © tions of rules they were brought before the disciplinary board but no action was taken to take their good time away. He noted thet the wt tnd in this regard was not signed by either committee members or himself, and ivh «> therefore it was not in effect when they left Atlanta. 2 yt Two teletypes were received from the Washington Field wong. Office under date of September 29, 1947, requesting that it be ascertained ~/0 °° if detainers were filed against the subjects while incarcerated in the _ United States Penitentiary at Atlanta, and also that contact be made with local immigration representatives to ascertain the purpose of their visit to the subjects while in Atlanta. In this connection, as previously stated, only a skeleton file concerning these subjects is maintained at Atlanta, and there was no record concerning any detainers having been filed against them while at this institution, It was stated that informa- tion concerning the detainers would be at Leavenworth. eo gt ile Inquiry was also made of Mr. BERNER, local investigator for the Immigration and Naturalization Service, and he advised that according to his records D'ANDREA, ROSELLI, CAMPAGNA, and DE LUCIA were interviewed in order to verify their citizenship. The parents of these F individuals were born in Italy, but only DE LUCIA was foreign borne Mre aren RERNER informed that the Immigration and Naturalization Service has an , : adrasament with tha MWritead Statas DPantt anti amy gheaeahye ke etl wate ft : ™ Se Wha Wek WE A EOS SOM USA yy WHSTreDy mG Waa be HOLL LE in the event any prisoners of foreign birth or with parents of foreign birth are received, When this notification is furnished to Immigration and Naturalization Service arrangements are made to interview the prisoners in an attempt to verify their citizenship. According to Immigration and Naturalization Service records oooet ve ‘ a we ne ~5- sP- Pee (30.|