. awarded in about 5 days. 7 wy ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE (CONTINUED) PH 92=lhh purchase of 75 sanitation trucks and two caterpillars at the cost of about one million dollars and that the contract should bring an annual return of one million dollars. BRUNO said that it would be necessary to get the approval of DOMINICK POLLINO (Philadelphia Top Hoodlum - Bureau File 92-2790) for the necessary outlay of cash. Later, the matter was discussed with POLLINO and he approved the proposition and said money would be secured by drawing funds from various unidentified corporations and business concerns. It was planned that after the contract is obtained, a "front man" with no racket background would be selected to conduct the operation. _ Qn December 9, 1957, T-10 said that the attorney mentioned is NORMAN *. HAFT, Suite 513, Ainsley Building, Miami. T-10 advised the Senator is probably a Florida State Senator who has been in office about three years. , On January 9, 1958, T-10 said that on January 3, 1958, ANGELO BRUNO said that the Florida State Senator and Attorney HAT wanted 20 per cent of the profit per year for securing the trash contract. The next day, BRUNO agreed to pay 20 per cent of the profits per year to the Senator and HAFT for securing this contract. The contract is to be awarded in the name of BEN GALLUP (phonetic), who, according to the informant, operates a juke box business for the "Italian element" in Miami. BRUNO said that GALLUP's affiliation with the racket element in Miami is not generally known and he is considered "clean." BRUNO said the contract would probably be On January 23, 1958, T-10 said that on January 20, 1958, ANGSLO BRUNO, DOMINICK POLLIN®, and another individual met at the Maggio Cheese Company, Philadelphia, to discuss the pending trash contract at Miami, Fla. According to the informant, the Florida State Senator wanted $30,000 payment now and 20 per cent of the profit annually. They agreed that the $30,000 payment would be placed in escrow until the contract was awarded. In addition to that, the Senator wanted to choose a man and place him in a supervisory capacity in the firm. The individuals involved were not in agreement with this. There was to be another meeting at the Maggio Cheese Company on January 23» 1958; however, BRUNO was not available for this meeting. - 6 - ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE (CONTINUED) NW 45737 Docid:3256048i1 Page 4
PH 92-h) The Miami Division also advised that no inquiry would be made at the Golden Nugget Motel, Miami Peach, Fla., unless advised to the contrary,in view of the fact the Golden Nugget Motel is a known hoodlum hangout and the possibility exists the inquiry would reach BRUNO and have an effect on negatiations of BRUNO, Confidential Informant T-10, and others involved in the garbaze and trash contract. On February 18, 1958, Confidential Informant T-10 identified the Senator from Florida, previously referred to by him as "Senator MORRIS," as being Florida's State Senator JOSEPH EATON. The Informant insists that the trash collection contract is to be awarded in Dade County, Fla., which includes Miami and Miami Beach, for both commercial and residential. T-10 stated he did not know who the attornsy HAFT or Senator EATON would contact to obtain such a contract. He stated that necessary negotiations are being handled by the Italian element, apparently through BEN GALLUP (phonetic). By airtel dated March 19, 1958, the Miami Division advised that DAVID GLASS, FBI No. 3733899, formerly from Philadelphia, and the present owner and operator of the Golden Nugget Motel, Miami Beach, Fla., was interviewed on February 19, 1958, by SA's ROBERT K. LEWIS and ELMER F. EMRICH in connection with another matter. GLASS advised that he knows BRUNO and that BRUNO was not registered at the Golden Nugget Motel at that time. GLASS was not receptive to questions regarding BRUNO; therefore, his association with BRUNO was not pursued any further, Credit and criminal checks at Miami reflect no arrest record located for JOE EATON, Miami Attorney, at the Miami Police Department, Miami Beach Police Department, the Dade County Sheriff's Office, and the Municipal Court records of Miami. A Miami Credit Bureau report dated June 27, 1955, for the Florida National Bank, shows JOE EATON (PATRICIA), 4712 Southwest / 6th Court, Miami, age 35, white, partner in law offices of Baton J . and Achor, Dupont Building, past six months. Prior to this BATON was Circuit Judge, Division No. 9, for two years until expiration of office in December 1954. Prior to this employment EATON employed County Solicitor's Office. Resident Miami area past seven years. Served in U.S. Army five years, World War II. Previously worked Veterans Administration. Graduate-of University of Florida Law School a June 1948. Credit records for Richards Department Store, Standard Oil Company, and checking account at the Florida National Banks Miami. -~ 64 - ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE (CONTINUED) — SoR-\osad NW 45737 DociId:3256048i1 Page 5
PH 92—llyh ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE (CONTINUED) ( — No information concerning BRUNO or his associates has been disseminated up to this time. Information concerning BRUNO's alleged participation in the numbers racket in Philadelphia is well known to the local police. It has not been possible to date to verify the location of BRUNO'screported "numbers bank." All information received concerning the subject and his associates is regularly reviewed for information that could be disseminated. T-1 T=2 ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE (CONTINUED) NW 45737 DociId:32560481 Page 6 -~ 67 - Informants Miss ROSE STAWSERG, Secretary, Philadelphia Board of Education, to SE FRANCIS J. FLANNERY. Miss THERESA DOUGHERTY, Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania, to SE E. DAVIS PORTER. JANET BRIEGLER, Southern Bell Telephone Company, Miami, Fla., to SA ISMAN L. STAFFORD. PH 251-c. ‘This informant, who has furnished . reliable information in the past, has known the subject as well as other Philadelphia top hoodlums for a period of years. He is a native of Italy and is in close contact with Philadelphia top hoodlums and can furnish information regarding their current activities. PH 514-Cc. This informant, who has furnished extremely reliable information in the past, is a native of South Philadelphia, an Italian, is a member of a family closely connected . with the making of illegal alcohol, and is very friendly with Philadelphia top hoodlums in the South Philadelphia area, ‘| LL. PCI. This informant has. OTHER 4 urnished reliable information on another 7 Philadelphia top hoodlum, is a gambler, and. knows the subject and other Philadelphia top . hoodlums and is in a position to. furnish additional information, * SOTO SAL
“~~, “os. ~ ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE (CONTINUED) ~’ / PH 92h) T-7 ’ SAM PARISI, Superintendent, Southwark Station, U.S. Post Office, 10th and Dickenson Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. T-8 LEONARD RUTIGLIANO, Philadelphia Police Officer, whose name is kept confidential by request. T-9 PH 467-c. This informant has furnished extremely reliable and accurate information in the past. © He is a numbers writer and fence who has knowledge of a great deal of activity of the hoodlums in the South Philadelphia area. | He is in a position to frequent the different hangouts of these hoodlums. T-10 _ PH 269-c. This informant has furnished a large amount of reliable information and is comnected with the subject and other Philadelphia top hoodlums in business deals. He has been furnishing information concerning the subject's obtaining the trash contract for Dade County, Fla. T-11 Philadelphia Police Officer ROGER MANCINI, whose identity is kept confidential at his ~ request. T-12 Technical surveillance of Philadelphia Police Department made available by Commissioner THOMAS J. GIBBONS on a confidential basis. T~13 PH 517-C. This informant, who has furnished reliable information in the past, is a former - numbers writer and bootlegger who still has connections with the racket element’ in Philadelphia. He is an Italian and is in a position to obtain additional information on subject and his associates. T-1, Former PH 131-C, This informant has furnished reliable information in the past, i 68 - ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE (CONTINUED) po Soros) om ee Sn NW 45737 Docid:3256048i1 Page 7
oi PH 92-4 T-15 T-16 T-17 T~21 T-22 T-23 ADMINISTRATIVE PACE (CONTINUED) = EDWARD QUARRY, Bureau of Internal Revenue, Reading, Pa. PCI LT ti“‘(‘CSCSC‘*s@COY This informant is a OTHER 4 ttracket man" in Philadelphia connected with Philadelphia top hoodlums WILLI# WEISBERG and "CAPPY" HOFFMAN. He is acquainted with mostodfithe racket element in Philadelphia and appears cooperative at this time. PH :89-Ce This informant has furnished reliable information in the past, is a numbers writer and bootlegger, and has connections with the subject and his associates. Duni and Bradstreet, Miami, Fla. Dunn and Bradstreet, Philadelphia, Pa. PpoI[______] ‘his informant has. furnished reliable information in the past and is in a position to furnish intelligence information on the subject and his associates. Informant is an Italian who lives in the South Philadelphia area. FRANK PISALS to Detective Sergeant RAYMOND MURPHY, who furnished information to SA ROBERT W. HOLMES. According to Sergeant MURPHY, this informant is extremely reliable. Bookkeeping Department, Broad Street Trust Company , Philadelphia, Pa, Income Tax Reports of Internal Revenue Service furnished by Bureau. BECAUSE BRUNO IS ALLEGED TO HAVE COMMITTED GANGLAND EXECUTIONS IN THE PAST, H& SHOULD Bi CONSIDSRED DANGEROUS. ee ee NW 45737 Docid:3256048i1 Page 8 - 69 - ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE (CONCLUDED) - STOPNTES