v9.1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10209-10217 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER:  92-3182-967 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: ANDERSON, ELLIOTT W. TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: DATE: 07/21/1964 PAGES: 15 SUBJECTS : GAL, RES, ASSOC, TRA, B/F INT, ACT DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : ~ Unclassified ‘RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 04/22/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE ~ COMMENTS : 406 Date: 6/12/201
ee [OTT E cr foa aten tees a CG 92-373 INFORMANTS Chicago T-1 is PCI JOHN LEITH contacted by SA ELLIOTT W:;, ANDERSON, Chicago T-2 is CG 6443-C contacted by SAs JOSEPH G, SHEA and JOHN Wi, ROBERTS, Jr. Chicago T-3 is CG 6502-C*, Chicago T-4 is CG 6568-C*, _Chicago T-5 is CG 6486-C%, | Chicago T-6 is PCI JOHN HLIVJAK contacted by SA RUDOLPH E:, MANCINI, a . ADMINISTRATIVE CG 6443-C advised on April 9, 1964, as follows: i ; Co. . | Informant advised that he had recently learned, 4 through LOUIS TORNABENE ,that GUS ALEX was complaining bitterly i because of the fact. that there was soumuch heat on the strip | Joints, particularly on the South Side of Chicago, The 7 TORNABENES told the informant that ALEX mentiond thet he | i stands to lose $120,000 per year as a result of the strip g joints being closed down, . The TORNABENES exphained that j “that's GUSIE's end", . ; . ' The TORNABENES further explained that ALEX and his associates are at a loss to know precisely what to do to circumvent the Internal Revenue's actiondand the corresponding publicity, LOUIS TORNABENE further advised that the Crossroads when it was running wide open,was good for $45,866 net per month; although TONY TORNABENE: is an extremely close friend of Captain RIORDAN in the First District, he was bitterly complaining that although RIORDAN was dutifully paid off, he has remained unscathed as a result of all the newspaper heat, and_has evolved °' ., a8 the only person who really made any money out of the strip . joints in the past several months, TORNABENE's actual quote ._ was "wouldn't you know it, the lousy cops made all the money's -~ C - COVER PAGE — Sag lens 4 . oe eee
7 je tana men an tt 7 en a EEE OO CG 92-373 THE ABOVE INFORMATION CONCERNING TRUST AGREEMENTS, ETC},, IS EXTREMELY SENSITIVE INASMUCH AS THE INFORMANT LEARNED MOST OF THE INFORMATION DIRECTLY FROM THE MEMBERS OF THE TORNABENE FAMILY, AND EXTREME CARE SHOULD BE USED IN THE USE OF THIS INFORMATION’, a TC~1, FRANK LA CROIX furnished the following information on May 28, 1964, and June 4, 1964: The following information concerning informant's employment at 1150 North Lake Shore Drive as concerns PRIO and ALEX should be kept in strictest confidence because should the information be improperly disseminated it could cause a hardship on the informant, so therefore, caution should be used in-using any of the following information: . Informant is the manager of the apartment building at 1150 North Lake Shore Drive where AKEX resides and he stated that in fiddle April, 1964, Chicago hoodlum ROSS PRIO ct sought to rent an apartment in this building, He said that PRIO somehow found out that he had a furnished apartment avail- able which fact was not common knowledge, Since he know of PRIO's reputation, he refused to accept PRIO's application for an apartment, The informant is of the opinion that ALEX was not aware of this and would not approve of PRIO's moving in, because ALEX has always been very sensitive to any publicity regarding him and hs residence which might alienate his neighbors, Informant feels that if ALEX wanted PRIO in the apartment he would have said something in his behalf as he did for his paramour SUZANNE FUEGER; .Informant believes that ' PRIO's contact with the apartment was BOB FARBER, who lives in the same building as ALEX and PRIO frequents Al Farber's Steak House, i Informant said that SUE FUEGER has always been a very nice girl who tries to live modestly and was quite anxious about the amount of rent she would have to pay when she moved into the apartment, He said that she is attractive, pleasant and makes a good impression, -~ Fe. COVER PAGE = Ny f aor vw We \ Poh Vay 5
Sor mshi ates haeiamead Wenciamnemieeanemmenieinmemennmemmeeeimianeemnedecemmmmemmmaiammammeminemmmnnetenacamtcammnnnsentmamatmadiaeen ee eemetiee tema ae ree TE SS t > 5 t 7 . i CG 92-373 Informant added that ALEX called him out of a board meeting to.inquire as to whether or not. SUE's application was approved, When told that it was, he said "Thanks pal," ALEX had previously told the informant. that he would do any- thing for him and asked him specifically if he needed any money, . Informant stated ALEX recently had some bad publicity in the newspapers and the informant was somewhat disturbed because ALEX's address was given and this hurts him,. He feels that SUE might be an asset to the apartment and neighbors will not be as curious if she is in the same building as it was before when she was frequently visiting him and passing through the Lobby « He said that ALEX has a brass plate over the lock I on his door and he, the PCI, has no key. He stated that ALEX's apartment is the only one in the building for which he has no key, . He stated that he is also aware that ALEX has.a burglar alarm on his front door also, . | ~ G*¥ = COVER PAGE