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ne Chicago File No. 58-194 ‘, SFG/KLU:BPA/1ml - 4 . _ ais Pavtensrssid was interviewed Oc City Beverage Company . : Kankakee, Illinois. Be ; .,. Heights National Bank and took the money to the Special Agents Re owe ty ; 4" LIE PERRY readily admitted that he had posted $10,000 bond by cashiers check dram on the Chicago Heights National Bank on behalf of PHILIP D'ANDREA. D'ANDREA personally contacted PEIMRY to post some money for his bond. the purpose of the bond. . +$10,000, which was agreeable to DIAND He informed PERRY PERRY told D'ANDREA that he would be able to post PERRY stated that he was contacted several’ days later b: Attorney JOSEPH rd-burcEr of Chicago, who requested him to bring the money to his office at 139 North Clark Street. PERRY stated that the money used consisted of personal funds that he had at home and funds that he had withdrawn from his safe box in the Chicago Heights National Bank, and also _ $2,000.00 loaned to him by his brother, PAS UALE, who is a partner with ANTHORY ° PERRY in,the Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer distributing tusiness in Chicago Heights and over to the Chica sey PEERY stated that he then took the cash that he had collected go Heights National Bank, where he had a cashiers check draw eer for $10,000.00." . oo PERRY was very evasive when answering the question as to whether the $10,000.00 consisted of his personal funds, and contradicted his story several times. In one instance, he stated that he had withdr@m the entire amount from the Chicago Cashier and requested him to make “up the cashier's check. When further questicned on this point as to why he used .., this procedure, he then gave the facts set out above. sv he brought the funds to the office of JOSEPH I. BULGER, ~, with a group of several other persons, ". Insurance Company. He stated that he taccompaniad him to the American Casual PERRY was asked if he had given this jinformation to the Internal Revenue Department, and he stated that he “did not giva them information as to how he secured the finds. PERRY stated that the exact date unknowm, and brought the money to the American Casualty did not know any of the other persons who ty Insurance Company. Y While at the office of Attorney BULGER, he stated that he met an acquaintance of 1 * contribution was. y #'the posting of the bond of Dt “PERRY stated that no pressure was used '.the bond, and that he received no profi He stated a receipt was received by hin »,nis by the nane of WILLIAY D'AMICO, who atated that he was also contributing to ANDREA. He did not etate how mich this share of the at the time D'ANDREA requested him to post. t or fee as a result of posting the bond, for the $10,000.00 that he posted. He does mot recall the exact date when his money was returned, but stated it was some time after the trial was over. He stated that he receiv. several months after the trial was completed. a ee 3 wl Ai d the money in return by check cman al fd porns ¢. ¥ } ears