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‘. Chicago File 58-194 me ‘ FAR; E0D ga dee te be identified this friend as soslonsouo He stated that he dould not recall _ his conversation with CORNCGOLD at that time but stated that as a result of this contact with CORNGOLD, he turned over $10, 000 in cash to CORNGOLD, Vo with the understanding that CORN:OLD was to use this money in settlement ; of CAMPAGNA's back taxes. He stated he received no receipt or note for this =i; _. money, that he considered it a loan to CAMPAGNA, and that he believes he |. pois Will eventually be repaid by CAMPAGNA for this money, which he gave to: cers ene *, COR NCOLD in September of 1946, room nr poe ahr NOVAK stated that CORNZOLD owns the El Patio Club located near 22nd Street ‘and 59th Avenue in Cicero. An exanination of the Chicago files discloses that in the October 1, 1947, issue of the Chicago Daily Tribune, there appeared an article under a og OR. Washington date line, dated September 30, 1947, in which it was stated that” +e _ CAMPAGNA, in detailing his profits from gambl ing houses to the income tax . were . “ authorities, Said he shared the profits from the El Patio and the Austin ~~", Club in partnership with JOE CORNGOLD, sometimes described as Cicero's i). 0 Hy gambling overlord, and WILLLUNEEENEY, veteran CAPONE gangster. ~ At the conclusion of the intarview with NOVAK, he stated he knows of no irregularity in connection with the paroles of the subjects in this case and he knows of no funds whith were paid to anyone in order to effect the release . of the subjects. NOVAK further stated that he has heard no one discuss any” "| possible irregularities and tht he did not know of any indi viduals who oe) § ere 5 * gould furnish any information about any possible irregularities concerning 9 "°°. the parole of the subjects. wee se iepagh & a toe eet meng t +" ‘ . ae : _ Te re ae ae rn - - he OO ea oy ; SEN a TANT et — a eee Te Da ey header hem +5 , OG 6 fees