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TA $9-125 indictment hnd been nolle prosequied. ROSELLI stated thot rricr to the receipt of the letter from DILLON requesting permission to coe hin tat >he did not Imew DILLON. It will be noted that ROSELLI did not mortion DILLON's revo until he was specifically questioned concernirg it, ROSCLLI atated that he appeared at a parole hearing nt Terre Haute Penitentiary on July 4, 1947, and that this board consisted of a ii. NELSON, who was the institution Parole Advisor or official, a Parole Judge who he afterwards ascertained was named ROGERS, and a stenographer who took dowm the notes of the hearing, He stated thnt hoa wes theranfter advised on July 8 that he was to be paroled on August 13 or r= soon there- after asx possible. H: stated that he had been visitcd by his fieneee, REATRICR AMT FRANK, also jmovm as ANN CORCORAN, on approximately three ceenrions and had corresponded with her frequently, ROSELLI stated that if ho wore for- tunate enouch to get a parole on the expiration of hia minim sentecree, that he felt it would te best that he have a job promicad to him and that ® perole adviser be secured prior to the actuel parole. He sugnested to ATH CCRCORAY in a letter that a friend of his, Dr. JAMFS STESNRF (UG of Lee Arceles, might serve in that capacity as parole ndviser,. After this name was suggested, ROSITLI steted thet he hed beara that fathor JOSEPH THOMPSON was parole advisor to nmumcremvs relenred Fader it prisorers ir the Los Angeles sran, and ANN CORCORAN alse wrebo and thought that it would bo better if Father THOMPSON were substituted in rlace of Dr. JAMES STETUBERG in view of tha fact that both ROGELIT ard horsolf wore Catholics. ROORLIT denied that he bed asked enyonre cther dhe in thes com- munications referred to between himself and ANN CORCORAN for «ry anristence or favors of any kind. He stated as far as he wae concerned, the parole was amntter of form and that he knows of no prassure by eny trequaintenca or friends “hich frcilitated his parole or the parole of sthoerc, Ue further stated that }c had shrolutely no gontact or visiters belvarn the tivo cf his parole honring en duly h, 18,7, and hig relerce on Aurost i, LT. Hn steted upon hie relessa on Augret 14% he was ooret by JACK KGARUS, who tonk hin to Chiceco where they romaincd over nirht, and tha fe)leving dey, the Iyth, ROSETLI left via TWA plane for Log Anceales, Wie treneportetion weg pala fer by KEARWS. During this visit with KEARNN no contien ras mrde of hfs porale or ths parole of the othors, ner were their vanes menteonrd. No mermtion wos made of ROSELLI having to pay any money or prent any other favers for his parole, In feat, ROSELLI stated that he was net in the positicn of rsying anyone anything and that he was absolutely filet hrolbe other than the $60 a woek that his present job provides him, Raab PSL A CAMROSE OR i AARC LAN pt he NG SRV. ST AL EE BN Ae phe SOAR prnts satis Wied rol a eee amy