a LA 92-113 | Pacific Telephone Company Los Angeles, California CSLA 4178-S INFORMANTS : 7 LA T-2 LA 4145-C OTHER 4 LA T-80 CSLA 3817-C LA T-110 Former PCI, , Los Angeles LA T-138 CSLA 4268-C " LA T-152 LV 10-C LA T-173 LV 129-PC LA T-188 LA 44'76-PC | LA T-191 LA 4367-C-TE LA T-203 . GEORGE HOPKINS, Manager LA T-213 Glen Towers Apartments Los Angeles, California LA T-206 [7] Per Los Angeles LA. T-207 LV 134-C LA T-221 SHELDON J. BURKE, Owner Academy Telephone Service, Ine. | LA 1-223 re bo Las Vegas -C- ; COVER PAGE | | | I a | (nt geet ; Fa ne ee HW 45945 DocIdad:32305579 Page 2
r hy ° LA 92-113 LA T-224 Ld PCT OTHER 4 Los Angeles LA T-225 MAXINE MATTHEWS, © Columbia Pictures, Los Angeles LA T-226 Royal Canadian Mounted Police LA T-227 ° LV 221-PC . | * t LAS ‘VEGAS | Af LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Will continue to cohduct | investigation concerning ROSSELLI's activities in Las Vegas. | LOS ANGELES ° AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Will conduct | continuing investigation concerning ROSSELLI's activities. - D*¥ - COVER PAGE 92-326 7-6FF HW 45945 DocIdad:32305579 Page 3
Ax 13 LA 92-113 HFD :ELB BUFFALINI had a product, an insulated cream pitcher, which he was trying to sell. She said MICHAEL DRAKE had some connection with this firm, but she does not exactly know what it was. She. said that DRAKE is a character actor about 50 years of age who is married to a woman in her early 20s and who is about the same age as MIKE DRAKE's son, ALLEN DRAKE, PALEY said that BORODKIN was a "terrible liar" and would tell things as fact which were absolutely false. She recalled that he was going for a short time with a girl named DOROTHY ELLIS and on one occasion ELLIS came to the office and BORODKIN told her definitely that he had made arrangements for a screen test for her at some studio on the following day and ELLIS was quite excited. However, after she left, BORODKIN admitted that. he had made no such appointment and did not have the contacts to make such an appointment. On August 18, 1965, PALEY said that she heard that BORODKIN was presently in the San Diego area trying to sell the automatic shoe shine machine. Jubilee Iron Corporation 630 Dorchester Boulevard West Montreal, Canada Information was previously reported in this investigation that on April 29, 1965, there were letters for ROSSELLI at his apartment which bore the return addresses P. 0. Box 472 Place D'Arms, Montreal, Canada, and Jubilee Iron Corporation, 630 Dorchester Boulevard, West Montreal, Canada. On June 30, 1965, LA T-226 furnished the following information: The holder of Post Office Box 472 in Montreal, is the L.J. Forget and Co., Ltd., (stock brokers), 620 - 31 - me = be see ep ee IIS ae Oe Ee OE ee HW 45945 DocId:32305579 Page 4 92-3267 -b/7 ————S— Fe”
1 _ 14 LA 92-113 HFD:ELB St. James Street, West. The firm has held the Box since 1931 and has a reputable standing in Montreal financial circles. The Jubilee Iron Corporation, 630 Dorchester Boulevard, West, Montreal, is controlled by Canadian Javelin Ltd. Jubilee was incorporated in Quebec in 1957 under the Chairmanship of JOHN C. DOYLE, who also controls the Javelin firm. Both Jubilee and Javelin maintain executive offices at 680 - Fifth Avenue, New York City. DOYLE has gained wide-spread notoriety in stock circles over the past 15 years and was very recently convicted in the Eastern U.S.A. as a result of unlawful share sales in the U.S.A. It was learned through a reliable source that ROSSELLI purchased 2,000 shares of Jubflee on April 27, 1965, at $2.75 per share, all of which were later sold at a price ranging from $4.10 to $4.75. L. J. Forget and Company, Ltd., handled this purchase for ROSSELLI, after the latter Had been vouched for by a GEORGE PALLAY of 345 - 8th Avenue, New York City. PALLAY-is known to be a close friend of JOHN C. DOYLE. PALLAY is also known to maintain a residence at the Friar's Club in Los Angeles, however, as of June 10, 1965, he was known to be residing at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas. Th@ April purchase of stock by ROSSELLI is the only occasion he has had dealings with L. J. Forget and Company, Ltd. . Information is set out below under Bank Accounts that on May 10, 1965, a check in the amount of $5,173.93 payable to the L. J° Forget and- Company was drawn on the . ‘Emanual Rothman, trustee" account at the Union Bank, which account has been used for financial activities of ROSSELLI. - 32 - 92-326 7-447 EEE aS HW 45945 DocIdad:32305579 Page 5
ee C C as XK 14a LA 92-113 HFD :sELB ~ There was a notation on the check "2,000 shares Jubilee Iron Corporation per inv. of 4/27/65." This check was deposited to the account of the payee of the Toronto Donimion Bank, Toronto, Canada. The same account reflects that on June 11, 1965, a deposit was made to this account of $7,867.44. which consisted of three Canadian items totalling this amount from L. J. Forget and Company, Ltd., Montreal, Canada. Sale of Ice Cube Machines Information has been previously reported in this investigation that ROSSELLI had informed FRANZ BREITLING, owner of the Ajax West Coast Corporation that he would contact AL PARVIN who owned the Dohrman Hotel Supply Company to endeavor to persuade PARVIN to purchase more refrigeration equipment from Ajax West Coast Corporation. = 32a - 92-2267-647 i\ i HW 45945 DocId:32305579 Page 6 fe