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', ADLMSEAK Chicago file 58-194 ™ ~ investigation was conducted by Special a ” on Saptember 26, 1947. P. oo al SAM NANINI, Prosident and Treasurer of ths Kockroad Construction Company, $915 Rosers Avenue, Chicaro, was interviewed in the Chicago Division Officae NANINI was one of the sponsors for LOUIS CAMPAGNA. NANINI had not been . cee ban interviewed by anyone prior to coming into the Chicago Office, however,’ as wreck Numerous attempts were mada by local papers to contact hime NANINI stated | he had met LOUIS CAMPAGNA about fifteen years ago; that they had visited ~ ~:. back and forth, and as a result of their friendship, CHARLOTTE CAMPAGNA, wife of LOUIS CANPAGNA, contacted him and advised him that her husband would. be eligible for parols in the immediate future. He stated that at this time, which was in the Spring of 1947, ho directad a letter to the Parole Board, telling them oxactly what he knox avout LOUIS CAMPAGHA. He stated that he. had known him both in a social and business way, but knew nothing of hig “> #**> *)- previous underworld activities except what he had read in the newspaperse OE? tL 7 He stated that in his business, which is a paving business, he had done some “74° ™ work for LOUIS CAMPAGNA, that is, the paving of a driveway into his home at 2. 5, his estate in Michigan. a NANINI stated that he knew nothing relative to the manner in which the paroles — were securade Ho stuted that he had seen LOUIS CAYUPAGNA since his release, however, the lstter ha had written to the Parole Board was not discussed. NAN INI stated that he had written a letter for and on behalf of LOUIS CAMPAGNA » with the understanding that LOUIS CAMPAGNA was going out to his farm aa hia mee a means of future employment. He stated that there was no coercion exerted to = {*. 7. secure this letter of recommendation for parole, and that he knows of no durasss«-+:.. er coercion used to secure similar letters from other acquaintances. He knows . of no money whatsoever used to secure thase paroles, and the only ones that cops appear to question such parolss are the local newspapers. Me , : a. - ~f 4 . P re - al sou |. _ ~ Le ate wos AN Be, * . . Saal NA Te Manga “et ae FF ey Or aa m oO mee OL ey . wa ae gas