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onan, ef Se NK 58-152 court judge in New Jersey and is addressed as "Judge" by many people who know him. He believes that the individual who he met at the bar was impressed by the fact that he was called "dodge" and because of this, advised him“about JOHN HOSELLI. He pointed out that ROSELLI was involved in tne . WILLIE;BIOFF movie racketeering case but that ROSELLI had really not done \anything ‘serious. . orty, Italian descent, black hair, lived at the Astor Hotel at that time, was in the clothing business in New York and had & son at the military He described the individual as white, male, short, about lacademy at West Point at that time. HANIEY was asked by this individual if he would take an interest in ROSELLI's efforts to obtain | a parole. HANLEY inquired abo ut @ and ak that aan Ok retainer and wags aavised that it was not possible au tno time to give him money but that there would be money in the case later. “he individual stated that it would be necessary first to find out what HANIZY could do on ROSELLI's behalf. The individual said that he was merely 4 friend of ROSELLI's, He also told him that ROSELLI was in the Federal Penitentiary at Atlanta, Georgia. 7 Within a short time after themeeting at the bar, this individual telephoned HANLGY on two occasions. HANLEY still took no interest in the Pee ae are case because theré was no money in it. He nas not héard from or seen the individual since and HANLEY has visited the Astor Bar frequently since that time, HANIEY pointed out that a few months later, when he was in need of money, he reviewed some of his records to see if he could get a case. He came across a notation about JOHN ROSELLI and thereafter took steps to locate the individual he had met at the Astor without success, HANIEY stated that he then wrote to JOHN ROSELLI at the Atlanta Penitentiary in Aaa pw hee belie t Fone nea mtn te an attempt to get ROSELLI's permission to act of fis behalf and to ascertain 4f ROSELLI could identify his friend in New York City. HANIEY pointed out that in a ease of this type he might get as high as $500 or $750 to make one trip to the penitentiary to interview ROSELLI for the facts of his confinement. He then believed it would be possible to get another retainer after his interview with ROSELLI. HANIEY turned over to the agents of this office all corres- pondence in his records with ROSELLI and the peri tentiary. He stated that Rar + he was discouragea by ROSELLI's reply and by the fact that ROSELLI was unable to identi further steps on the man in New York City. Consequently he took no half of ROSELLI and took no interest whatsoever in the