“Released under the John F. Kenne 351i tet . Kennedy Assassi i EL i 1 (4 1 Peon eae any i | | hation Records Collection Act o£ 19927 (44 WSC 7107 Hote). a w . . ar o NY137-9495° Re: PHPL’ WEISS ‘ea LO SLE RE ORT TE, Informant advised that while speaking to JACK MC CARTHY, MC CARTHY told him that since the Bakersfield, California deal would not go through, he would like to | get a new mortgage for WEISS to be put through at the June meeting of the Board of the Teamsters Pension Fund. Concerning MC CARTHY's discussion with informant as set out heretofor attempts will be made to ascertain the identity of long distance telephone calls made from JACK MC CARTHY's office at 400 Madison Avenue, on 4/11/63. Informant made available two attache cases containing : voluminous correspondence concerning mortgages he has put through or attempted to put through the Teamsters Pension | Fund. Photostats of this material are currently being made » f in the NYO and upon completion of this work, the files will be returned to the informant. Examination of these documents will be commenced and a series of logical questions | developed for the informant. He stated that at the time further discussion is held on these loans, he will furnish details of “green"involved in these loans.” Source was interviewed at great length concerning t aGuardia Motel. ietails concerning the source's involvenene'th this transaction will be furnished the Bureau by separate communication. However, for information of the Bureau, source did furnish the following concerning Congressman St. GERMAIND: Meno Comer AE 9 o- ye rn EES fegw nee Sindee ater RT MASA La EraN, BE sansa ; Source advised he first met Congressman ST. GERMAINE in the source's office. He said that ST. GERMAINE came up there one afternoon and spent the whole day with him. While ° he was there, ST. GERMAINE attempted to make a pass at the snformant's girl friend "sooTty" who is employed in the office. He stated that the congressman drank very heavily ana that evening the informant arranged to get a girl for the night for ST. GERMAINE. During the course of their conversation, ST. GERMAINE told the informant that he considered the informant an innocent kid. He told him he should go around to various unions and ask them if it is necessary to pay "oreen" to get a morgage. 3ST, GERMAINE said that many unions do not -10- | Doclda: 32327970 Page i1
“Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Reco Col ion ~ 1993 (44 U . rds CoLlection Act of 12% DATE: 11-14-2017 - L c 1992. (44 USC 2107 Hote). an . . ° ° NY 137-9495 deal in "green" so they could, therefore, get the mortgage money and still charge the borrowers "oreen," Concerning himself, Congressman ST. GERMAINE said, "“phey think I'm dumb, but I'm smart. I have a perfect in because I fly with BOBBY KENNEDY every other weekend to Rhode Island." Informant advised that subsequently he used the congressman's office inWashington to make telephone calls and meet with people porike DAMMIAHER concerning pension loans. Informant advised that’ S6iiétime in November, 1962, he received a call from ST. GERMAINE who complained about ANGELO. He said the congressman shouted on the phone, 'T need some dough." Informant told him to get in touch with his law partner, ANGELO DISPIRITO. yl ° SBN Ee During the discussjon-or the LaGuardia Motel deal, informant advised that JACKARASSNER was one gf the prime movers , in thisgdeal. He statéatret=reeently he met with RASSNER DL-dnd AU{MINTZER..,.,.RASSNER asked the informant jit they could still get the money for the LaGuardia Motel from the Teamsters. i RASSNER said, "We can make a deal with Judgeé@sugs MAN... (Federal per Judge, USDC NY) i can get the mortgage. 1 have it all DUAR as PR mista Soars Seg Renal ite Pe ee tala he stated, "what do you mean it's all arranged?If we get the mortgage, will MINTZER go back in."Informant said RASSNER replied, "We dod not know, but if we can get the mortgage, SUGARMAN will play ball with us and give us pack the deal. He'll take it out of trusteeship to protect the investors' supposedly." Informant wanted to know what RASSNER would have to do ona deal like that. He replied, "We can only pay you eight points instead of eleven.” Informant asked RASSNER what happens to the rest of the money. RASSNER replied, "Don't ask. This is what we need." Informant advised he did not know anything further concerning this matter and since the loans not gone through, there seems to be no possibility of obtaining ar a along these lines at this time. . on : ere Re: JACK PEARLMAN (Ph) hr | nn Informant described PEARLMAN as an individual who is constantly calling on him attempting to secure second mortgages. He said PEARLMAN is an ex-fighter who claims . Phave connections.with..the Mafia" , JIMMY HOFFA, and Judge. : pe AS CAIB LEAR a criminal court justice in NY, Through PEARLMAN, Informant ay need an introduction between Judge SCHWEITZER and LESTERAVOUDENFRIEND, his law associate. YOUDENFRIEND, fy RAN MAN went to Chicago to witness a | Docld: 32327970 Page 12
_ a Dohn F. Ke eee pee -_ - . a - ee eer ont ear ie iT al a Released under the Joho . Kenedy Assassination Records Collection Act of, 1992? (#4 USC 27107 Hote}. DATE: 11-14-2017 . ° ’ : Pn es - . ° v ec NY: 137-9495 heavyweight fight. YOUDENFRIEND subsequently told him that Judge SCHWEITZER had indicated to YOUDENFRIEND that through him deals could be made on cases in the NY eriminal courts. Informant advised that last week, PEARLMAN came to his office and told him that the case involving the Sire Plan operated by ALBERT MINTZER is being heard by Judge SCHWEITZER. PEARLMAN said he can fix this case with the judge. Informant advised PEARLMAN that he did not want to get involved in a deal like this and he suggested that PEARLMAN contact MINTZER directly. | It is anticipated that source will be available for interview for a short time on 4/15/63. EXTREME CARE MUST BE EXERCISED IN DISSEMINATION OF MATERIAL FURNISHED BY THIS INF ANT. L -12- MKER ASW | Doclda: 32327970 Page 13