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AJR:EOD . cee BERNSTEIN was alsojconfronted with photostatic copies of letters from the ieee tei ° U. S. Penitentiary at Leavenvorth, in which letters JOCEPH BULGER. was named: 4 ” met BULGER and that he was under the impression that BULGER's name was originally ... _ that many tims an employee of an attorney may use the attorney's name as: his Chicago File 58-194 ; eh ; Fas cr @ person who was granied permission to accompany BERNSTELN. BERNSTEIN denied a7 at } ; he had previously noticed BULGER's name in these letters. He stated ho 4°. +t could not be certain that he had even given any personal attention to these letters inasmuch as he did not use the warden's letters in gaining’ admittance |; ot er to the Penitentiary after his second visit thera. BERNSTEIN at first flatly. - denied that he had ever seen BULGER's name in any of these letters, but : subsequently curing the interview stated that he might possibly have':’ ->% “3 oy a noticed BULGER's name in one or two of the letters but, if so, he undoubtedly | passed it off as being merely another alias of ACCARD), who, to BERNSTEIN's | knowledge, has used numerous aliases in the past. BERNSTEIN stated, however, that in any event he has no present recollection of seeing BULGER's name. in the letters from the Penitentiary and that he had no knowledge prior to. this interview that ACCARDO may have used BULCER's name. BERNSTEIN suggested®:’ . om in connection with certain matters, and BERNSTEIN further suggested that - * as ACCARDO may in some way have considered himself a representative of BULDERe... 2 However, BERNSTEIN was unable to suggest the reason or the logic by which - ACCARDO might have considered himself BULGER's representative, and he denied ’ that he had any specific information in that regard. BERNSTEIN did advise that on one occasion he consulted JOSEPH BULGER, who is a Chicago attorney, .- concerning an income tax return which BULGER had once assisted DE LUCIA in |) °* preparing. Concerning BULGER, BERNSTSIN stated that he is acquainted with , TMBURGIO and that he is a brother of one IMBURGIO (a Chicago underworld In denying that he had observed the name of JOSEPH BULGER in any of the letters received by him from the Penitentiary at Leavenworth, BERNSTEIN emphasized the fact that his secretary, Miss GENEVA*COX, handled the correspondence with the Penitentiary as a routine matter. BERNSTEIN stated that it was, therefore, entirely probably that he himself did not actually see these letters from the Penitentiary after the first two letters. Miss GENEVA COX, BERNSTEIN's secretary, who resides at 1204 Park Avenue, | | Re, Chicago Heights, Thlineis, and who has been BERNSTSIN's secretary continously. foe since 1923, was present during most of the interview with BERNSTEIN on «3° i September 29, 1947. Miss GOX confirmed BERNSTEIN's statement to the effect ~“". that she handled as a routine matter the correspondencé between BERNSTEIN ne and the Penitentiary at Leavenworth. Miss COX, however, denied that she.) |, ° ' herself had ever observed the name of JOSEPH BULGER in this correspondences. Vo 4 ee. he a Qe AEE SMR bint ig byes ot