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gral Penitentiary at Leavenworth. WOLF stated that he contacted KOSTELANETZ at the . request of one of his clients, CHARLES-TISCHETTI, of Chicago, Dlinois, o.| 7 whom he represented when FISCHETTY was held as a material witness in the ~".. - ¢ase of the five Subjects. At that time, Ure WOLF stated, FISCHETTI told oo him that these "friends" of his were "having a hard time” at Atlanta and "°° + desired a transfer to some other penitentiary. WOLF declared that BORIS KOSTELANETZ advised him that he could do nothing about such a transfer for the subjects. Mre WOLF was interviewed regarding his re- ported contact with KOSTELANETZ in August of 1945 in regard to the nolle _ prossing of the nail fraud indictment which had been entered against the . subjects. Mr. WOIF declared that he vaguely recalls that this interview _ | with KOSTELANETZ regarding the nolle prosse was also made on behalf of ~—s Ads client, CHARLES FISCHETTI, and he believes that he had mentioned the subject of the nolle prosse to BORIS KOSTELANETZ at the same time when he mentioned the transfer of subjects from Atlanta. In regard to the latter, however, Mr. WOLF declared he ts not positive. He declared that after his original contact with KOSTELANETZ when he had received no satisfaction he, nevertheless, kept in touch with him because of the interest of his client, CHARLES |, FISCHETTIe WOIF declared that he could not recall why, he thought, at 7” that time, that he might be substituted as counsellor for the subjects in the mail fraud case except that this possibility might have been in- dicated to him by CHARLES FISCHETTI. In explaining why he apparently had abruptly dropped the case after previously indicating that he might be retained, GEORGE WOIF declared that he probably felt at the time that nothing would be done by the Gevernmoent for a long period regarding the nolle prossé. OpPADAT Wo TT UDA BL a Ma aE: va 7 retained by any of the five subjectea as their attorney in any part of thi Cases anne nl the L~ 75 It is noted that, according to the photostatic copies of the general criminal activities of PAUL de LUCIA previously fur~ * pished this Division by the Bureau, CHARLES FISCHETTI was a close associate of de INCIA, Spr ae re Seer — a — ——— SS : , er Seto a Be Bee Paps en ge pe oe wegen = Fe een ye ES saz - ional scata: ergs ee =, fee «Cate t= gir al mek. eealss, er ho aS ee eo SI nt se ale