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LE ee ths : \ a cer Eeee mm came wee a . ae - he care , - m 6 “ ; ri " . wey ay . ~ rt a . Benny . sot * ~ any ior . a . : ot ae Chicago. File 58-194 , eRe yee oe pis etl Bt unntene S # Ele ash :B0D ante rs ve * EES “es a . . 1s ” ek : 7 _ ; - ' wo . : : neo AS * * > * f et ‘4, . : TANTO VOT TH eae westeerrinsem”ld ber Granital Anant nan a SCiai A Uiw VOLIN Was i beri Vio po n October 11, 1947. | LOVIS VOLIN, 1137 South State Street, Chicago, Illinois, posted a $10,000 ows) pond for subject GIOE on March 25, 1943, He stated he borrowed $5000. from the . Fare American National Bank of Chicago and furnished $5000 from his own account, : ‘which at that‘time was maintained at the American National Bank, making a total . of $10,000 for GIOZ. VOLIN produced documentary evidence supporting his loan”: of $5000 on March 25, 1943, from the American National Bank of Chicago. He aAertocnd that ha nae. loca waaatl ehan wemvantaA him ¢An fFuaesniakh tha hard far GTOE e a oe Sy BUVLUGU Vilna WS UO LY SE I POO Oo Ete Ge eee eed) ee ed A A but stated definitely that it was not subject GIOE or any of the other subjec involved in this case. VOLIN stated he paid a $10,000 cash bond and placed _ the same with the American Casualty Company of Chicago, who handled the bond. ¥> i He said he received a receipt for his money but does not recall the circumstances “ea! “© gurrounding his beine requested to furnish the bond for GIOE. -He advised he _ i! received his $10, 000 back sometime after GIOE entered the Atlanta Penitentiary. Be ‘He stated he was paid §250 by some attorney in Chicago, whose name he could” ~< not recall, for his services in furnishing the $10,000 bond for GIOE, 8 , VOLIN knowa Attorney EUGENE BERNSTEIN only as an attorney in Chicafo and denied ever having any business or personal transactions with him. He denied furnish- ing any money to the other subjects in this case with reference to their income’tax settlement cases and has never been approached by anyone about — wae ,, Loaning or giving money or assistance in the raising of any money, for the © a “. gubjects! income tax matters. 4 "“? VOLIN stated he knows GIOE personally due to the fact that he assisted GIO0c and ot hoe boolmekers in Chicago in the past in abetws hande tert ha Sea omaarenans 5 OtOST Onme ders 42Nn Unicagzo in Unie Past in Making OOonGs Out mas no persona. contact with him. He advised he is not personally or even casually acquainted with any of the other subjects in this case, j VOLIN stated that Attorney JO BUILGZR, who is known to him in a casual manner, a appeared in the bond posting for the subjects in this case at 4 later date; mK however, he does not know the exact position occupied *y BULGER. in the pond . |‘ posting matters. 7 we mat, i _ ars * p . . _ ‘ a ~13~ Ink = Deer - 22 2 : & oO eeu ww rn “Ay” r eat 4 1 Tu Rte iin hee: ee od a © - ~