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a ye Ca Chicago File No. 58-19) { oS RJO:LAL { ; Se ds ae et at - ro i Mage ok The following was dictated by Special ee a: —_ ae wii GAROFALO was interviewed by Special caer eS 7 at the Chicago Office. GAROFALO wrote a letter to ' ~ es Parole Board recommending the parole of subject PHILIP 2; Fe D'ANDREA.e At the time of the interview, GAROFALO furnished the foll information: 3? ee | GARCFALO is Secretary and Treasurer of the Garofalo Company, a produce concern’. at, ws located at 103 and 105 South Water Market, Chicago, Illinois. He is also one of the owners of the Milwaukee Macaroni Company located at 3210 North Pierce . Road, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Included in these two businesses with him are Ae his brothers JOSEPH and MAURO. ox wed as ¥. ° Last 53 % SANTO GAROFALO resides at 2200 North 53rd Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, telephone - Hopkins 5052. He was born February 23, 1993 in Palernor, Sicily. He came to- ee the United States in May of 1907, and was naturalized in the Circmit Court at. 7 Chicago, Illinois, in 1915. He has returned to Italy for a visit on one" ee occasion, that being in the year 1931. ; GAROFALO became acquainted with PHILIP D'ANDREA in about the year 1930. At ©“. } that time, GAROFALO was Vice-President of the Italian Chamber of Commerce, a - group of [Italian business men. D'ANDHEA in about 1930 or 1931 joined the , Italian Chamber of Commerce as a regular member, and it was through this joint ; . membership in this organization that GAROFALO first struck up a friendship with: oad subject D'ANDREA. ag Te for poeme EF a a€ Also during the early 1930s, D'ANDREA became President of the Italo~American “ne Unione This union was a fraternal and insurance organization, and was the .<,°* successor to the Union Siciliano. GAROFALO was a member of this union and “ y | attended its semiannual functions such as picnics and entertainments. In this. manner, he became acquainted with D'ANDREA and came to feel that he mew hime “*'* D'ANDREA at all times in his association with GAROFALO behaved as a perfect ae: gentleman and appeared to be a high type of person, cot GAROFALO and D'ANDREA never associated outside of the meetings of the two ..0* above-mentioned organizations. They never, at any time, had any business °° ~ |. *,)5,. between each other. There was never any borrowing of money between the two ae of them. Their families were no} known to one another. ‘wa. GAROFALO knew of two businesses that D'ANDREA was in, one t of contract oar - hauling of refuse for the City of Chicago, and, second, GARQFALO believed - 3 *j7".” that D'ANDREA received a salary as President of the Italo-Amarican Union. ae GAROFALO changed his residence in about 1940, to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and "hs, since that time has seen D'ANDREA very infrequently. pe ae - - # 2 s OoO* evry / oe 1 irl 4 ae ~~ a ai - * — = . _ a —----- - + . - . ae tee ~ 4” - =, ames 8 ee wo Fe ee NT ‘sro ae ears aT “ra a wee BAT re we wine . oe er ae