John Handsome Johnny Roselli — Part 5

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Mee . :
7 [
mars File Noe se194" . . - we ” = _ |
RRS ey: ~ WSM: Ie oa hail e aha goat hws wt me
UNDEVELOPED LEADS
. THE CHICEGO OFFICE . .
Ree : Cat Ghicago, Illinois: to . . oan a ee a Weg

tive

*" gertil consider the advisability of reinterviewing JOSEPH I. BULGER, 13 North -

‘ att interview HARRY RUSSELL and DAVE RUSSELL, “who may be residing at la West |

Clark Street, after the interview with ANTHONY ACCARDO, concerning the use of
his name by ACCARDO, and for any information in connection with instant paroles.

4Will, after the completion of the interviews with the individuals posting cash
collateral for bonds for the subjects, interview JOSEPH BULGER. concerning nis
connection with the bond matter.

Will interview the following individuals who contributed cash collateral toward —
the bonds of the subjects of this case in 1943 and 1944: ~ a - 8

LOUIS B. CONEN, Seneca Hotel, Chicago - $10,000
Mrs» ELSIE PLEIG, 430U Marine Drive, Chicago = §$10,V00

#Uil1. interview SAM RINELLA, 775 South Chappel Avenue, with reference to his
posting $5,000.00 cash bond through GEORGE CHERONES, 105 North Glark Street,
for RALPH PIERCE.

sill" intervien BIMARD DOBKIN, possible address 5107 South Blackstone, with
reference to his posting $20, 00.00 bond through Attorney JEROME JOHNSON, 1
North LaSalle Sireet, for the bond of HALPH PIERCE.

#111 interview JOSEPH FuSCO, Gold Seal Liquors, Inc., 707 West Harrison
Street, as he requested CHARLES and ilIILLIP LA MANTIA to contribute toward
DI ANDIGAt s bond.

447411 interview GEORGE F. CALLAGHAN, Attorney, Bankers Building. CALLAGHAN

represented all of the subjects in the bond matter.

aWill interview THOMAS O'NELIA, former president of the Italo-American National =~
Union, who asked SAM GAROFOLG to put up cash collateral for subjects! bonds. :

Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois, concerning their contribution of $8,000.00
toward the posting of a bond for RALPH PIERCE, transaction handled by DAVID v.
PEILET.

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