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t Yeon or | of the parole of the subjects involved in this case and the nol-pros that had been entered against their second indictment. Todate contact with these informants has been negatives, b #) OO In reference to Chicago teletype the New Yo vielon was requested to attempt to alias, JOE’BATT EX aI"y e In an effort to locate ACCARDO, in this division, ssl contacted all major hotels in the New York area where such a person possibly stay, but with negative results, 4) c . On October 5, 1947, the New York Division was instructed by the Bureau to ascertain the outcome of the indictment filed on September 29, 1941 against LOUIS KAUFMAN and NICK KIRCELLA, charging them with an anti~racketesring violationg A check of the docket of the Southern District of New York reflected _ that NICK KIRCELLA pled guilty on March 18, 1942, and on April 7, 1942 he was - sentenced to 8 years and fined $10,000, In regard to LOUIS KAUMMAN, this indiet— ment was dismissed on December 31, 1943, upon the consent of Special Assistant '. to the Attorney General BORIS KOSTELANETZ, On December 31, 1943, it is noted LOUIS KAUFMAN was sentenced to 7 years and fined $10,000 in connection with the ‘ instant cases “ In regard to the cheok of the diary of Special Assistant to the Attorney General, RAYMOND FP. WHEARTY, requested by Washington Field Division telephone call of October 10, 1947, Mre WHEARTY on October 11, 1947, advised that his diary under date of December 5, 1946 reflected the following: "Ee Me Stern, attorney of Fargo, North Dakota, re Phillip D'Andrea re disposition of second indictment advised such would be made before July 1, oa _ 2947, when he becomes eligible for parole #+ Called from Judge Bright to get i ‘-.- gy views on reduction of sentence, Advised we are extending term and to ne reduction of sentence possible after 60 days ** Spoke to Boris Kostelansts re abore*, ” ° ; 24 Ea te ere an : ry P err er ee eos TF ee, 7 a SIE ERE ES Rint Oa ah TR