NO 92-390/cv With regard to JAKE and JOHN MLADNICH it is to be noted that these individuals own and operate the Cabana ‘Beach Motel, the Fiesta Cocktail Lounge and Trader John's Room and the Cabana Beach Motel. are a very new, modern and swank motel and restaurant catering to the tourist trade attracted to the Mississippi Gulf Coast. On 7/18/62, NO 1017C, a whiskey runner who is" familiar with bookmaking and gambling on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, advised that GEORGE ANDERSON had reopened gambling at the Hi-Hat Club in North Biloxi but was only running a nightly blackjack game. NO 1178C, a barmaid who formerly worked at the Hi-Hat Club, advised on 7/18/62 that ANDERSON was then operating 4 small poker game as well as blackjack, ‘This informemt: said ANDERSON remarked on 7/17/62 that Sheriff DEDEAUX had given him the "go ahead sign" on gambling. On 9/14/62 this informant advised that ANDERSON is very 111 with heart trouble and will turn over his operation at the Hi-Hat to his girl friend ANN TAYLOR and to NINA PHILIPS who is currently operating the Hi-Hat as a Negro beer joint. | HW 45760 Docld:32290110 Page 22 Sea 'n Sirloin Room in Mississippi City. The Sea 'n Sirloin
ro ee er ne en eee Z NO 92-390 /tal With regard to the Key Club at Bilozi, Mississippi, mentioned above ag one of the gambling casinos we have investi- gated, on March 9, 1932, an Agent was in this establishment on another investigation. He observed “one-armed-bandit-type" -. glet machines, a crap table, and a blackjack table in eperation. | - Se recognized JOHN ROMEC, the operator of the place, as well . as JACK DENNIS and three other individuals known to the Agent *  t@ be lecal gamblers. As late as September 17, 1962, NO 1024 — C, _. who is familiar with gambling on the Gulf Coast, confirmed that — gambling 1s still being carried on at the Key Club. | oo an i With regard to the National Guard raid on The Spot gt Mississippi City on June 13, 1962, NO 1178 - C, a barmaid and prostitute, advised that tke gambling equipment seized —s- - ‘during the raid was equipment which the owner, JANES, L. PORTER, . - - has had in storage for a number of years, The Informant said: notwithstanding the National Guard raid PORTER is still operating poker and possibly blackjack in the rear ef the place. Informant  _-gaid PORTER is converting The Spot into a restaurant and has — | andicated be may discontinue gambling altogether. oe ; With regard te other places operating in Harrison ee County, on September 10, 1962, Lieutenant ROBERT PARKER, Harri~ - gon County Sheriff's Office, Gulfport, Hississippi, advised that one “LANKY’ ORRELS is operating a small poker game at  Yelwats Lounge on Old Highway 49 North, Gulfport. PARKER ad- _-vised that the only gambling on the Gulf Coast at the time of the interview was lecal poker and rummy games. He knew of no out-of-state gamblers operating in the area. Lieutenant —  PAREER's veracity can be judged by the fact that he has been willing to furnish information to Agents concerning operations involving his superior, Sheriff CURTIS ©. DEDEAUX, previded he ig assured the information furnished by him will be treated in confidence, PARKER is leaving the Sheriff's Office to joins the Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol. a an With regard to the gambling situation in general on the Gulf Coast, the April 30, 1962, issue of the Biloxi - Gulfport. Daily Herald Newspaper reported that gambling is not as extensive — in the area as it formerly was. The August 16, 1962, issue of Same newspaper quoted Governer ROSS BARNETT as saying his investigators checked the Gulf Coast periodically and these. probes showed “mighty little, if any, gambling." Tie. September 15, 1962, issue of this newspaper carried. ? ‘ Lo ee SSR AQSAR | WW 45760 Docld: 32290110 Page 23
WO 92-380 /tal  igsue of the Bilozi ~ Gulfport Daily Herald reported that that date ROBBRSON was transferred to the Mississippi State Penitentiary to serve a three-year sentence for sale of narcotics. oo On February 28, 1962, Patrolman fT, P. NAYLOR, Missis- ‘Sippi Highway Safety Patrol, a graduate of the United States Bureau of Narcetics Scheol fer Police Officers, advised that mareetics on the Mississippi Gulf Coast are limited primarily te barbiturates and derivatives distributed through Coast csRight clubs. —_ OT on Ce oe Principal prestitution activity in the Southern ° Judicial District of Mississippi is centered on the Gulf Coast. For some time this Office has been conducting investi-~ gation concerning a large prostitution ring operating in the - Gulf Coast area. This case is entitled, “HUGH R. BROACH, JR.; _ FOSERH ASA GARRIGA, ET ALj; VIRGINIA ARAIM, aka., ET AL; WTA = -. CONSPIRACY,” (Bureau Pile 31-89143; New Orleans File 31-7380). . Et is expected that this ‘case will be presented to a Federal Grand Jury in the Southern District of Mississippi about October hg . : . _ : ; ‘ : re ee On February 28, 1962, NO 1017.~ C, who has been asseciated with members of the criminal element for the past § —_. 20 years, advised SA PERCY V. RICHARDSON that the only organized prostitution on the Mississippi Gulf Coast is that operated = by JOSEPH ASA GARRIGA, JR., and his brother, EDDIE CARL GARRIGA, — out of theig night club, Bob and Joe's Lounge, Pat Harrison Avenue, Biloxi, Mississippi. This Informant said the GARRIGAs . have worked prostitutes from Mobile, Alabama, and New Orleans . and Bogalusa, Lovisiana.  _ Bn On March 1, 1962, DOROTHY ALLEN CORTEZ, a narcotics - addict and prostitute, advised in confidence when interviewed at Gulfport, that ASA and EDDIE GARRIGA operate Rob and Joe's Lounge as a house of prostitution utilizing girls from Ney Orleans and other lecales. The place is patronized primarily _ by service men from nearby Keesler Air Force Base and dates oS are filled in the cabins lecated in the rear of the Lounge. - ‘the Informant said ASA GARRIGA is known for his brutal treat~ ment of his girls and said he makes it a policy te personally have sexual relations with a new girl before she Negins hustling for him. The Informant said that she went te work for GARRIGA | : | HW 45760 DBocld:32290110 Page 24
4 RO 92-390 /tai in about June, 1961. Prior to that time she had been a prisoner im the Harrison County Jail at Gulfport. GARRIGA came to her cell in the jail and agreed to go her bond if she would agree to hustle for him. Informant said thereafter she had sexual re~- lations with GARRIGA in an apartment on the first fleor of the Harrison County Jail and, two or three days later, GARRIGA made her bond. tate On April 10, 1962, KO 1017 - ¢ (identified above) advised that ASA and EDDIE GARRIGA had apparently leased the Beb and Joe's Lounge to IVAN "LANKY” ORRELS. Informant believes ORRELS, when interviewed at Bob and Jee’s Lounge, told Agents he had leased this place from ASA GARRIGA and he was now the gsele owner. On September 14, 1962, HO 1178 + C, a prostitute, advised that ASA GARRIGA was then trying te open a joint at Paes Christian, Mississippi, with the aid of Constable BRAVO JODCOCKR, with the place to be operated by a girl friend of | weopceck’s. The Informant said that Bob and Joe's Lounge has been closed since about the middle of August, 1962, when Sheriff CURTIS ©. DEDEAUX raided the place and arrested IVAN 1 "LANKY" ORRELS and his associates. The Informant stated that . Sheriff DEDEAUK has had a “falling out" with beth ORRELS and ASA GARRIGA for some unknown reason. The Informant said that ~ recently she heard that DEDEAUX was madcat GARRIGA because of some Slurring remark GARRIGA had recently made concerning DEDEAUX's wife, who is a former strip-tease dancer from Yliinois, with regard to the clese association ef Sherif? BEDEAUX and GARRIGA; additional information is set forth below in the section under Vice and Corruption. pero y So — nen eee . : er so A og RO SP ES al x = Ue Wa Ray - aa aes | ee ORRELS was merely a front for the GARRAGAs. On March 30, 1962, ; | HW 45760 DBocld:32290110 Page 25 —~—
| HW 45760 JFK Act 6 (4) .NO 92-390 . Qn September 12, 1962, CI (NO 1002-C), a bar and lounge operator and gambler in Pass Christian, Mississippi, advised that the three major liquor wholesalers in Harrison County are as follows: D. J. VENUS, IIE D, J. Venus Beverage Company. Gulfport, Mississippi JAMES MITCHELL M& M Beverage Company Pass Christian, Mississippi GROVER GRAHAM Grover Graham Junior & Company Biloxi, Mississippi NO 1002-C said all of the above obtain their _ whiskey from Louisiana distributors, and all are believed . to. sell whiskey in areas outside Harrison County, a9 well @8.in Harrison County. On September 13, 1962, NO 1115-C, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. who is acquainted with criminal activities ‘in that area, advised that Stieffel Brothers is a whole- sale liquor distributor at Waveland, Mississippi. Infor~- mant said Hancock County Sheriff GERALD V. PRICE, 5R. is |, reported to have recently purchased an iaterest in Stieffel Brothers. The informant said PRICE reportedly gets a fee from whiskey coming through Hancock County destined for wholesalers in adjoining Harrison County. Investigation has revealed that “moonshiners" in Pearl River County are the principal sources of “goonshine" whiskey in the Southern Judicial District of Mississippi. On April 4, 1962, ROLAND CRANFORD, Alcohol & Tobacco Tax Division,. Gulfport, Mississippi, advised that Alcohol & Tobacco Tax Division Agents raided a giant —__ "moonshine" whiskey still in Pearl River County, Wississ- ippi on March 18, 1962. The still was capablé of produc- . ding 760 gallons of whiskey a day. A number of individuals were arrested during this raid.. s, DoclId: 322790110 Page 276
_ NO 92-399 /ecjo On duns 12, 1961, the personal automobile of Sheriff DEDEAUX, who then lived in Mississippi City, was demolished by explosives as the car sat in front ef the . DEDEAUK apartment at about 2:30 AM. During the early - morning hours of September 2, 1962, the private plane of District Attorney J, BOYCE HOLLIMNAN was destroyad by a bemb at Wiggins, Mississippi. With regard to bombing of DEDEAUX's automobile, on February 13, 1962, NO 1017+C, anassociate of the eriminal element on the Gulf Coast and 8 former tavern owner there, advised it was generally believed among the eriminal element of Harrison County that the bombing of DEDEAUK'’s car was the result of animosity on the part of Al, C; ROBINSON and GRADY ALLEN who were being investigated by the Sheriff's Office for involvement in narcotics. Informant said it is believed among the criminal element j ; that OLIUS MC CRORY, 2 oR. s a bootlegger and thief and an , associate of RO BINSON W actually placed the explosives in. The informant said it ig @lso generally believed by the criminal clement that HC CRORY.may have bombed HOLLIMAN's plane and represented individuals an the county who resented having been prosecuted by HOLLIMAN ae On June 5,. 1962, Detective He ds BADNER, Sheriff's ae Office, Gulfport, advised he had taken a statement frem I ZRENE CRAIN FAVRE, formor wife of HORACE CRAIN in which 7 she alleged that HORACE CRAIN, HAROLD WARE BURT and DAVID i KRAKER bombed DEDEAUX's automobile; LADNER said these three individuals had been arrested and questioned concerning the bombing but no admissions were obtained from them @lthough HAROLD BURT admitted by inference. that it was CRAIN's ideato bomb the Sheriff's car,: HW 45760 DBocld:32290110 Page 27
NO 92-390 /ajo On June 31, 1962, NO o torre aassea again that OLIUS MC CRORY wes involved in the ng of DEDEAUX's car, At this time the informant said the actual bombing was reportedly done by GEORGE FUQUA (top hoodlum of the Dallas Division) who had a grudge against DEDEAUS for jailing PFuQguA @nd a companion, JAMES DOLAND, abong with FUQUA'’s girl friend approximately two yoaes ago. "The informant said he felt gertain that FUQUA also bombed District AeoEney 3 HOLLIMAN's private plane.; i . HW 45760 DBocld:32290110 Page 23
| HW 45760 NO 92-390 EF. GRAFT AND CORRUPTION On the basis of information furnished by informants ° and through information developed by our Agents through other investigations, it is apparent that law enforcement officials in the Mississippi Gulf Ceast area permit gambling and the - Sale of whiskey because they are receiving pay-offs. ‘On March 24, 1962, “NO 1002-c, a tavern operator and gambler in Pass Christian, Hississippi, said that all taz paid whiskey in Harrison County and numerous counties noe of the Coast to the Meridian, Mississippi area, is hehndled through three wholesalers. . These are GROVER a GRAHAM, JR., D. J. VENUS, and JANES MITCHELL. The informant said Harrison County- Sheriff, CURTIS O, DEDEAUX,and Harrison County Jail Warden, LAWRENCE MENSI, are silent partners with MITCHELL. Informant gaid the "rake off" to law enforcement. officers on the cases of whiskey sold by these wholesalers runs between $7.00 and $8.00 per case when all involved have taken their cut. The informant said most individuals buy- ing whiskey from these wholesalers feel that Governor ROSS BARNETT gets paid off on the basis of $1.00 per case. JOHN E. MONTGOMERY, Internal Revenue Service Gulfport Mississippi, ea 1 YEK Law 11(4 ‘ On May 9, 1962, NO 1002-C, a Pass Christian tavern operator and gambler, again advised that the pay-off on liquor per case was from $7.00 to $8.00. The informant un G 3330) 67 ET HS SSSR Pu cP arg EE x no ‘ mat Gar A ne = —— ~ —— ——--—-- - re bese ee eee ee DoclId: 322790110 Page 29
| Bw 45760 NO 92-390 — said this pay-off is collected by the three wholesalers in Harrison County by adding it to the cost of the liquor. The informant said the division of the pay-off at the begin- ning ef DEDEAUX's term of office was a five-way split between DEDEAUX, former Harrison County Sheriff J. J. WITT- MAN, former Harrison County Sheriff LAZ QUAVE, present District Attorney H. EOYCE HOLLEMAN, and Harrison County Attorney GASTON HUGHES. On June 28, 1962, this informant said that he has been connected with illegal activities most of his adult life and is aware of official sanction of illegal activity in various parts of the country..He said that , Harrison County officials at the present time are the . worst he has ever encountered. He said that with very — few exceptions, the elected officials are tied ia with illegal activity in some manner. On June 21, 1962, No 1017-¢, a former tavern ~ operator and an assceciate of the eriminal element on the Gulf Coast, advised that he had never seen things as bad as the current situation existing in the Harrison County Sheriff's Office, and the degree of. association of ine dividuals in that office with local hoodlums. Informant said Lieutenant ROBERT PARKER and Deputy Sheriff HUGH R. BROACH, Harrison County Sheriff's Office, are in his opinion involved in ASA GARRIGA's house of prostitution 7 at Bob & Joe's Lounge in ‘Biloxi. | Informant said that Sheriff CURTIS DEDEAUX is an alcoholic and when intoxicated is extremely wnreason- able, having @ dual personality. | , \ on April 11, 1962, No 1187-¢, ‘@ Negro nightclub ' owner, advised that DEDEAUX had fired two of his Negro Deputy Sheriffs, CHABLES HOPPER and. JESSE WILLIAMS, because 68 FOS AE DoclId: 322790110 Page 30
“NO 92-390 they were "cutting into" the pay-off by Negro tavern _operaters to the Sheriff by taking pay-offs of their . own. This information was confirmed on April 24, 1962, ‘ by NO 1131-C, whe frequents Negro taverns in the Gulf- port area, who said he had picked up rumors of the _— reason these deputies were fired through talking to. ee various Negro tavern operators in the area, who were oe not in sympathy with the Deputies. ’ ey a OO - . . Ta Rua Yte ~ KR ‘ : . OAS WS SS I HW 45760 DBocld:32290110 Page 31
ewe : %. NO 92-390/ev As noted above, the Mississippi National Guard raided three gambling establishments in Harrison County on the evening of 6/13/62. On 6/14/62, NO 1178C, a former barmaid in one of the gambling spots in Gulfport and 2 prostitute, advised that she learned that Sheriff DEDEAUX got very upset because he received no advance warning con- cerning these raids. The informant said DEDEAUX ordered all intoxicating beverages on the coast removed from sight and ordered some of the establishments on the coast to close temporarily to avoid further raids. According to the informant, DEDEAUX got "roaring drunk" in his office on the night of 6/13/62, and on the following morning he had to be taken to the. hospital because of his intoxicated condition. With regard to Sheriff DEDEAUX's alcoholism, on 7/10/62, NO 1190C, a professional bail bondsman having access to the Harrison County Sheriff's Office, said that on the night of 7/5/62 DEDEAUX became quite intoxicated and belligerent. He called in his entire staff and in abusive language criticized them for what he termed their disloyalty to him. Two or three deputies resigned during DEDEAUX's harangue, and one of them had to be physically restrained from assaulting DEDEAUX. The informant said that for the past two or three weeks prior to the date of the interview, DEDEAUX had been constantly in a state of intoxication and was in and out of his office at all hours of the day and night frequently issuing countermanding orders thus creating a state of confusion and indecision on the part of his entire staff. . As noted in the prostitution section of this brief, LINDA CORTEZ admitted in an interview that she had been confined to the Harrison County Jail and was bonded out of jail by ASA GARRIGA in order to hustle for him after having had sexual relations with him in an apartment on the first floor of the jail. In this connection, Sergeant HUGH BROACH, Jr., Harrison County Deputy Sheriff, admitted to our agents on 3/6/62 that on three or four occasions in July, 1961, he had taken GARRIGA upstairs to gee CORTEZ, who was then a prisoner in the jail. On 9/10/62, Lt. ROBERT PARKER, Harrison County Sheriff's Office, furnished the following information in ‘confidence to agents: ASA a ASA GARRIGA has been operating Bob and Joe's Lounge and the cabins back of this place as a house of prostitution for over a year with the full knowledge and consent of Sheriff CURTIS O. DEDEAUX. The Sheriff allowed GARRIGA to operate because GARRIGA was: paying off DEDEAUX and Constables PETE PARKER and JERRY TIBLIER. Another « | AW 45760 DoclId:32290110 Page 32 em
NO 92-390/ev reason, according to PARKER, that. GARRIGA could operate without fear of molestation from DEDEAUX, is because GARRIGA knew that DEDEAUX previously had sexual relations with GARRIGA's young sister while the latter was a prisoner in the. Harrison County Jail. PARKER stated that GARRIGA leased Bob and Joe! S Lounge. to IVAN ORRELS in March, 1962, and later wanted to get ORRELS out of the place so he could take it over again. PARKER claimed GARRIGA used his influence over DEDEAUX to cause DEDEAUX to conduct numerous raids in the place thereby forcing ORRELS to close it. PARKER said this place is due to reopen with ASA and EDDIE GARRIGA running it again. - PARKER said that while the GARRIGA brothers were operating there at Bob and Joe's Lounge they were paying Constables PARKER and TIBLIER $125.00 to $150. 00 & month and allowing: them free access to the prostitutes in this place, PARKER said that. since DEDEAUX has been sheriff and until about three months ago there had been a monthly payoff going from the Sheriff's Office to Jackson, Missis- Sippi, presumably to Governor. BARNETT, PARKER said he. did not know the amount. but had heard it ran in. the vicinity of $40,000.00.a month, and he understood Deputy Sheriff HUGH BROACH, Jr., would take . ‘tthe money to- Jackson when he delivered prisoners to the State Hospital.at Whitfield near ackson. PARKER ‘said that. HUGH BROACH has.a one-half interest in the Peppermint Lounge. .on Pat. Harrison Avenue in Biloxi. -PARKER. stated that:some.-of the trusties working in the Identification Bureau-at.the Sheriff's Office dispose of records at random and on occasion have sexual relations with women prisoners in the jail. He.said Sheriff _DEDEAUX 4s an alcoholic frequently coming ; to the office at night drunk and belligerent, firing his: entire. staff only ‘to rehire them ‘the next day. With. regard sto: ‘possible payoffs to.Governor - BARNETT, on 9/12/62"NO 1002C,-a. gambler and tavern operator in Pass Christian, in. commenting about a payoff of! $7.00 to $8.00 a case on whiskey. sold in Harrison County, stated that as far as. he had been. able to. learn Governor BARNETT 4s still getting between $20;000.00 to $30,000.00 per month from whiskey saleson the. Gulf. Coast....Informant was unable to advise. the method of: payment or. ‘who. was involved directly in making the payment. The 8/22/62 Assue of the Biloxi- wA — é “VVy LAW Ss: i | HW 45760 DBocld:32290110 Page 33 ye lem ore
HW 45760 ecm oman 99 NO s2-39¢/e" Gulfport “Daily Herald newspaper reported that AARON HM. _ KOHN, Managing Director, Metropolitan Crime Commission ef New Orleans, in a speech on the Gulf Coast, stated that JAKE and JOHN: MLADNICH, operators of the’ Cabana Beach - . Motel. and Trader’. John's Sea 'n Sirloin Room in Mississippi — City were closely ‘allied with the MARCELLO interests in | New Orleans. According to the article, KOHN linked a ° 9. coin-operated noveity company in: Biloxi with one in New Orléans, named: people connected with book layoffs in the area and called out ‘the names of about a dozen lounges on the Gulf Ceast which he said had connections with New — | Orleans racketeers. The story reported.that JAKE and JOHN MLADNICH appeared at this meeting and publicly stated that they. had no connection with the MARCELLO operation. - Phe 8/23/62 issue; of this newspaper publicized © the fact that Sheriff DEDEAUX was.critical of KOHN in his remarks, In this: connection, NO-1190C,;' a professional | pail. bondsman who frequents. the Harrison County ' Sheriff's Office, said on 9/13/62 that DEDEAUX had: been highly . incensed over .KOHN's remarks¢. THis informant. said he had heard it rumored befere that ‘CARLOS MARCELLO might have''a' | connection with the MLADNICH holdings in Mississippi. City, but he had no information that this. was so and: was.of the opinion that these rumors. merely developed because the MLADNICH family have been successful in their: ‘business interests and: are moderately wealthy.” our investigation of CARLOS. MARCELLO has not: disclosed that he has any connection with. gambling and. other vice on: ‘the Mississippi Gulf Coasts BO - ! a Cth ee DoclId: 322790110 Page 34
JFK Act 6 NO 92-390 (4) | INDEX A. : ALLEN, GRADY ---~--~-----~----~~------- === - Bage Neo. 17 55-56 14-15 435 “65 AMMIRTO, RALPH -—==---9-n--annnnenn nee 2 ANDERSON, GEORGE -~----~-~-~----—---~----------_-- ARAIN, VIRGINIA ------~~-~-~--~-~~~—-~-~—~-------. ARNOULT, JAMES ------------------=--~ wana anna == BAGKERTS, LOUIS BE, ---s-2------- nen BARNETT, ROSS GOVERNOR SoS BATTAGLIA, JOSEPH ~~~. ~-—--- === eee BAYOU MOTEL. THE OU aR A Ee mt SR eT atin aS ee a Pe AS A ND GN ES NS. ES OE OTE NY OO ee ee ry th hakegs rT AE A I I ED AD SA NS SO EDS OT AS EE DEE OD SAN ND FING ED NS OE TTS NS SO BENDER, EUGENE J. JR. .~..--~-~-~~-----_..-.-~.-- BEVERLY LOUNGE, THE ~~... .-.-.--.-.--.-~--_- BIG A FOOTBALL PARLEY CARD ...~—.....--.---~~~=<~ BLAIZE, BERNARD A, ---a— eee nin nee ene BLAIZE, BERNARD ANDREW ~--—.-...—~..-----.~---—-~= ‘BLUE HORSESHOE LOTTERY acm en ice re ee ee ne ee ‘BLUE LOTTERY ~..~~-~— ~~~ ee ee ee BLUE TOP , TH qecere een mre ene cree me cenecrenter eran mere oe ce BOB AND JOE'S LOUNGE 2222-2 ee een BOHEMIA, SALVADOR -~---~--~-------~---- ne mene mane ine BOURGEOIS, OSWALD ROBERT ne se tae one em et a a es Se ls ee we ee an BRANDT, JOSEPH M, JR, ------------------------=-- BROACH, HUGH JB, -~-~----=---~-----—-----~~----~~~~ 55-58 2k 50-51 . 48, 50-52 54, 56 57, Gl, 71 i8, 40 6E; 68; 70; 71 HW 45760 DoclId: 322790110 Page 35 ee Kee, | 3 4 »
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i HW 45760 JEK Act 6 (4) NO 92-390 | Page No. JOSEPH, CAMILLE 8. amen om ee ame 0 ic 2 Sl a rc Sn ED ey a me a XS 52 JOSEY, T, CHANDLER ------------------~ senieeanen aren renninee K. KAIN, JOULES <---~--—~--------0 re ee KLAYMAN, ry s IMON A SO Co PN RIT RED IAS SE AN OO AO DE SEE AED RE SS ED ETA NS SO ST ELE IN,. Bo Je AI 2 SR AONE GN ENS a NN CE AE URI NR NG CY aS iD nD A CR SO) eR ee I OOF KRAIER ‘DAVID -----------cenne-eanennaeeenenena= 65 <RAMER, MICHALL -~----~~~-~~-----~~--~---~~-~+~-~--- Le LADNER, ue Se Ra me RE ET OO ED Oe Ca CE ne ET TE OEE OER CO ne a Nee aD ee LAMBERT'S BAR Ee OE OE AE SO A SN A ME SONS RN, NLR NS RT AE SNE ON ITD eg ON ENE Ee lt RE AD a AS LANGRIDGE, FRANK ---~----------------~------~---~ LAPPEYRONTE, C, MRS, -------------------=------== LASSOFF, BENJAMIN ---------------~-~~~----~—-~--- LASSOFF, . ROBERT-----~~--~--~---~--~---~-~-~~-----=- LITTLE EABLE LOTTERY ---~-----------------~----~-~ LUPO, ANTHONY JOSEPH -~-------—---~---~~~~.-..--—~- \ WARCELIO, CARLOS Percent an ae inn mae ewe Rt op On OE OS OR ae ew ain rw som omy nns-ee aan ts are ene MARTINO, WARREN -----~--------------—-——--——-==~—. MASON, FERREL 0, --~-----------~-----------~------ MENSI, LAWRENCE ---~--~--.-------~-~--~~----~----- MILLER, BEAUREGARD --------~-- meee wwe aninswninaanaiese MILLER, JOSEPH A, JR. -----~------------~~~------ “ 5 ~ 72, 40a 2, 26, 38, 39, 72 2, 4, 29, 4 DoclId: 322790110 Page 37
a —~\ - NO 92-390 JFK Act 6 (4) PINES MOTEL, THE ~-----~--------------—---------- - PORETTO, JOSEPH er SEO ND CES SOE EE SO PY Sl ERS OO EP Ey AED OA ENE OD RD Oe DD Nb A wD. PORTER, LOUIS -----~-~—--~-----~---~---=- === PRICE, GERALD ¥. SR, ---------------~---=--~-~---- Q. ; QUAVE, LAZ. ‘nico meri a eae wince saree uc pavement Graimramnmvenea masini R. REYN, ALFRED A. ROACH, MIKE -~~-~-~~-~——--—~---~-~~~~~~=~-+-+---~- ROBERSON, AL C. ROBERTS, RIPPOL C, --------~---~~---~---~--~-------+ ROBIN'S LOUNGE --~--~~--~--~~---~~--~~——-~ —--~=—~ ROMEO, JOHN ---~~--~~~~--~-~- 2-2-2 ee ROSSETTI, ANGELO ~-~-----~----~-------------~- ~-- ROUSSEL, EDWARD J, -------------~-~-------~----=~ ROYAL, FRANK -~---~~-~~--~-----~--—--~--—-~~----- RUCK, JEFFERSON WN. A A RE AS: EROS DRY SS OE SY AE AO ONS ENE SEEPS MAE AOD EE ES DA AE ON 8. SAIA, SAH ----------- an iene SAIA, SAH A, JR, ~------------=-----=------------ SALZER, ALBERT, J. SCHAFFER, LEO —---~- op enn SCHORLING, AL ---~--~------~---~-------~-~-~~------~- ad PORTER, JAMES |, --—-~-—--—<--nnn ene nencennennn= 56 Page No, 35 4 2, 3, 28, 29, 48 6, 59 57 63 20, 40 SCOTTIES LOUNGE @------——---2--- nnn ee ee 35 SEVERAN, JAMES MELVIN ----<-<-<---<n3n ne nn nen n= 42 SHANGRI-LA, THE ~-<----222 neem e ee nen §5 SHATTLES, OTIS --9-<----- ern wenn 63 MPSON , "BILL SIDNEY 45, 46 SIMPSON, RENA DARLENE ---~~--~~--<—<---——<-=- oo SIMPSON, TAMMY LEB ------<---<-<<- 02 - eee enna 8 & M. FOOTBALL PARLEY CARD ~------<--<<2<<--<-<--—= SMITH, STANLEY PATRICK ---<~-------<-<<< 20-23 nee SMITH, WOOD H, -o omen nnn ener ee tre men SNELLING, DR. HM. M. SOULE, SGT, FRED ------e------- nnn nnn nnn nnn 2 A EE AE AE SE SIE OD OD GO. Wl EN OR ID 2 AE A: A A Oe eh ED ST TE TR SO NO ES SON SES SO OO END EE NE SO IE ON IS NSO SO SER RENO. OD LONE Ee rt are. pre nt ttarit a Vil | | HW 45760 DBocld:32290110 Page 33
HW 45760 JFK Act 6 DocId: 32290110 SPORTSDAY WEEKLY ------ vis cee sia ioenenincn mentee - SPORTSMAN'S LOUNGE coe at ae en ae ee an ae en a na ee a ae - SPOT, THE Pe nn ee ene ene nme STRATE, ZACHARY A, JR, --------+----------------- STRINGER, DR. Come Fae HN ae Ei EH Se A i A AA Sh OD BEE OR SD Me SO SD OD . Pe ZARANTO,, JOSEPH SALVADORE ~..~.~-2--1— nee TERRY , ’ ORR Is OD SE AER OB AOS TOT SO Se SE eS A ed | TERRY , WELL IAM Benn een ss ee we ee a a in a an i THOMPS TON OD ee EH CS SN ES I EN I EY ON A SSD RG AE EE WHEE I eR TRIANGLE BLUE LOTTERY one TRIANGLE RED LOTTERY ~....~-.--.---- ne nee fFRIGG, JERRY WALLACE —-.-....-~~----~~-~-~~~----- TRY HE BAR & NEWSSTAND 0 ete ah ab a oe NOR S0a eafS Stas eRe ee He BE OC ED ae ae aan. oem NR NP we ee me TUCKER, EMMETT —--...---.------~-------- anne (4) Be Vo VENUS ) Be. Se REI FO A eS OE A ET OO eS NE OS A We WILLIAMS, JESSIE —-.-----..—- nn ween WITTHAN, J. J. Vitt 56, 59 52, 53 70, 7 20, 40 67 34 6-9 42 62 Page 39