Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE : DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 DoclId: 32310512 Page 1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10303-10126 HQ . CR 15-16161-202 Document Information FBI NELSON, C. C. ROSEN 08/27/1946 4 PRJ, INTV, ARREST, EMP, ASSOC, GAMBLING ACT, TRA PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ~ Unclassified Consulted Redact 04/18/1997 APPROVAL OF TRS REFERRED TO TRS
Released under he WDohn F. Kennedy Assassination Records Colldaction Act of 1992 (44 USC .2107 Ndte) oe Romtndge 2 ke ofc Memorandum * UNITED STALES GOVERNMENT2[ ¢ ect se ot =~ { b TO r MR. ROSEN — DATE: August 27, 126 ag — FROM :. C. C. Nelsgn SUBJECT: JAMES WEINBERG, was, et al A THEFT FROM INTERSTATE SHIPMENT ; \. PURPOSE . Z ; 1 a o K. To advise you of information received from the Bureau's representative a in Mexico regarding the interview conducted. with Paul RolandXjones following , fe the arrest of this ‘individual on duly. fille 1946. Tae. oe el. i FACS : °F | J On July 27, 1946 al Mexican agent for the Investigative Unit of the. Barico, de Mexico working in collaboration) with United States Treasury representatives in (Mexico who are checking upon the: activities. of the Guzik mob, ‘prematurely and with~ out authority arrested Paul Roland Jones “in the lobby: of- the sary wale se Mexico City. - ; Through the cooperation of Treasury representatives snlfwexico a Bureau - representative was present while Jones was ‘interviewed but the Bureau's interest was carefully concealed. Jones, when jyNBPviewed, submitted the following information. ue 4) fp 7 formation. | GY One og [SIL b/c) 0 — | Early in 1940, shorti@ffter if gp xa from. the’ Kafisas City. Penitentiary | where he was serving a life term for murder, Jones, entered, the egg dehydration ~ ~ business and later in 1940 set himself up in*™ ‘business in. Dallas, Texas, the business being that of drying 28a Jones continp d to work in the Dallas area, Ra until September, 1945 when Marcu easiitn psky got in tguyhsith him in Dallas. Lipsky . “\ was impressed with Dallas and at his request Jonesttr¢ Jacinto liquor store in that city. During the latter part of September, 1945. according to Jones, Lipsky sent two members of the Guzik mob~to Dallas to operate | this store. These hoodlums were James’ ‘Weinberg ang’ Pau briola. Shortly, thereafter, Lipsky told Jones that Labriola and W, inberg were causing him trouble and further advised Jones that much to his suprise he learned that Labriola and Weinberg were members of the Chicago. group headed by Murray“Humphreys and "Loud | WouthyALe Levine, Lipsky had quite a controversy with Labriola and Weinberg, “accord= so fiers Ss, and in order to settle the argument the Chicago group sent Nick hn to Dallas and DeJohn ordered Labriola and Weinberg to run the liquor store ~ gave Lipsky permission to take over the slot machines, juke boxes and pinball Qf games in Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. Jones described DeJohn as one of the membersof importance in the Guzik mob. . Following this argument Lipsky asked- Jones - to act as his front RABOBIED DRSERAL EA” of amusement equipment companies and: amusement operating com ; | 41 JUL 30 1965 | At about this same time the Yaras Brothers, Sam and Dave, owners of the i southwest. Amusement Company,.Dallas,..Texas, had a dispute and Sam Yaras approached | Buddy Satcher and sold him a one-half interest in the "Southwest Amusement Company. mo eee sold _ interest to.lipsky. During October and November, 1945 | | | | Docld:32310512 Page 2?