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= g so st&ted that it was possible that aa made payoffs to hoodlurs and union ° Cc y placing orders for their food department plied by persons who ., in turn was using the m / . . to a t unionization of GG 2p 07000: and tha » &@ noto 8 ; g CG 122-210 o hoodlum was the "go between" for KORSHAK and the mion in this operation. t was unable to offer any evidence of the above allegation other than to :ay that SIDNEY KOR was an attorney who never appeared in court jand <li om: that Warranted knowledge, never did anything for his the large fees that were paid to hin. is therefore ” er the opinion that the fees paid to 3 KORSHAK were ~— - purpose of making some kind of pay offs and inasmuch ee KORSHAK was paid a substantial it was his beliéf that such fee was to ie : Poy t for some type of pay off. _- be. used ad eda that SIDNEY KORSHAK was the center of a ring of orneys who always sprang to the defense of “Chicago hoodiums when they became involve . torneys in th referring to This,/cscording +o together with the fact that SIDNEY KORSHAK had been seen around Fritzel's Restaurant in Chicago with MURRAY HUMPHREYS indicated EY KORSHAK's connection with the hoodlum element. referred to the fact that during the Kefauver earings, SIDNEY KORSHAK's name was connected with various underworld characters in Chicago, and that sometime in September, 1,1, a person by the name of LESTER LIEVEY = QPH), wrote a series of articles for Colliers Magazine on KORSHAK's hoodlum connections. , See pen local firms that were cQp on this matter. oe i ee ee NN RET RR NG eR oe SR NR ote nprmmennire ree cee et i