rou eS CV 157-127 "I ground it. Boom!” ‘While I was putting on 1 the handle = -vhew! Soo _.I went’ blind with. the bunch of o  .eeee. The circuit was open. © Right? ...0....04! 'So, 2 r slipped into the car... a ‘ eT ; > went Prom . 87; from 55 a children from here. ~ In the ee at. 6} 700 > 00S SITS there. were people | com mInE % ome Prom (work, . Ie ig to be ‘noted the CAVALLARO bombing took place. at pep d about 11:20 AM, 11/23/62. The bomb was placed in CAVALLARO's| | 1956 Ford which was parked in the private garage at the rear of .29.):. 0) * the CAVALLARO home at 164 Rosiyn Dr., Youngstown, - where CAVALLARO™ _ had parked the car at ebout 5:00 PM, 11/21/62. It is further: > ~~ |: -.to be noted the highest point of the rubble which remained from. . the.cav and the brick garage, was not higher than three feet from the level of the ground in any place, as all tas completely - ' demolished, The blast also blew a hole an the. concrete floor of. the garage ‘to a depth of two feet. eo Had DITTA be en in the car or in the garage as he - stated, he too would have been blown up with ‘the “victims.” ‘DITTA ~ . &1s0 mentioned CAVALLARO coming from the right, which would have~ “- peen true, however he mentioned | CAVALLARO with a flashlight, “which - would not have been necessary at that time in the morning: It°is°-. _ true, people ‘would have been coming home from vork at 6:00 o'clock, ~ - and it would have been dark at that” time, should’ he have set the bomb.on the night of 11/21/62, however, the. bombing: would not’ have» occurred at that time, DITTA also- mentioned a ‘pus’ passing, ‘and it ig to be noted that Roslyn Drive is a rather narrow’ residential strest, and buses do not use this street. for travel, Summarizing the above, even though the nané OF “CHARLIE” CAVALLARO was mentioned, it dees not ‘eppear” that they were eeLierrigs ae of the CAVALLARO bombing; or DITA is purposely Poasting, or ‘changing ay the facts for purpose of conversation. 9 OS RE: pAUY HOTOVANITOR, eke, "PIMIO", suspect’ sn CAEN oo  g 2 25,4. 1964, ANN GARMAN, PCI advised that. JOAN’ eG HAMTITVON, sirivpieng of p HOLOVATICH, as pregnant, and was Boing to ae DoclId: 32305109 Page 3
FREER TENE pn nnn ttt eel 1g te ANTS O CV 157-127 ‘have an abortion performed by Dr. ABRAM ARMSTEAD, Youngstown, - gometime on 6/16/64, On 6/16/64, PCI advised JOAM HAMILTON was _ ‘planning to go to Dr. ARMSTEAD's residence about 2:00 PM that day for the abortion. A photographic surveillance’ was set up in the neighborhood ef the ARMSTEAD residence, where he also does his — work, and at. about 3:05. PM, HOLOVATICH appeared in his auto, | - accompanied by HAMILTON, and photographs were taken of their — - | ‘entering ARMSTEAD's residence. Just 14 minutes later, they were . — 7 - observed and photographed leaving ‘the residence. Later that m ' afternoon PCI ‘advised HOLOVATICH and HAMILTON visited’ at her ~~ home, and HAMILTON told PCI of her “treatment” administered by ‘De, ARMSTEAD, PCI stated HAMILTON looked very pale, and HAMILTON - ‘told her she was very weak when she left ARMSTEAD's and her = = orders were to. go home and stay in bed for three days: to prevent = excessive hemorrhaging, and HOLOVATICH was going to spend this | time with her to look after her. , re . It is expected that with these photographs and’after = =° JOAN HAMILICN has aborted, we will be able to use this as a wedge. '- to. induce her to cooperate and provide information of interest =. to the Bureau, This sane information can also be used'in future - interviews with Dr. ARMSTEAD, nr a SEION IN LOCAL MAHONING ¢ - RBs Bo __ YOUNGSTOWN cones nas eo PR GRRE SE I 1 APOE TON . ~s com cs - sa = — paemans on Lata a ig mt rere en On 6/12/64, RONALD DAVID CARABBIA a@ppéared before Common | Pleas Judge SIDNEY J. RIGELHAUPT, having previously beén found ~~ guilty of promoting @ numbers game, and was sentenced to a term of i to 10 years in the Ohio Penitentiary. CARABBSIA was released _ on bond pending an appeal filed before the 7th District Court oo of Appeals. On 6/i2/6., STEPHEN ALMASY, MICHAEL STEPHEN GRANCHAY . STCHARD MARZETTI appeared before Judge RIGELHAUPT, having ~~ ously pleaded guilty to promoting a numbers game. All. were ced to a term of five years probation, with the first six’ - of the probation to be served in thé Mehcning County Jail. as ‘required to surrender their federal gambling tax stemps, =. | ere. coitioned that if they. were ever arrested on a gatibling oo, charge during the pericd.of probation, or seen in the company of . known gamblers or police characters, their probation would be ~ immediately violated which would result in immediate sentencing ‘ 7 | . cS —— = 3- aren DoclId: 32305109 Page 4
CV 157-127 21 to 10 year terms and a fine of $1,000. The three were — immediately jailed and are now. serving their six months sentences» in the Mahoning County Jail. On 6/17/64, DAVID LEE COMAN pleaded guilty to | promoting - a numbers game, before Common Pleas Judge SIDNEY RIGELHAUPT, and ~ was immediately sentenced to the same term and under the same terms as | } | of i _ ALMASY, GRANCHAY and MARZETTI, with imposition of séntence to begin | 6/22/64, to allow COMAN time to get his personal business settled, | RE SICILIAN ORGANIZATION “ev-989- Ce advised on 6/10/64, ANTHONY DELSANTER plseed @ long-distance telephone call to JOE (raw) at Detroit, phone . LUdworth 1-9158. DELSANTER indicated he intended to visit 7 petrol on Friday, no time mentioned. DELSANTER mezitioned he nad een talking to BAUGIA (phonetic) and mentioned something about — They wanted to settle . for maybe ---- to cop a plea, but he may turn out ail right.™ “ oe a oo on (6/12/64, PCL CHARLES F. CLARK advised thes -DELSANTER 's | 1963 la ight brown Oldsmobile bearing 196% Ohio licénse ¢- -1091-L, was ac the residence of JAMES LICAVOLI in Cleland; and later PCI CLARK advised that LICAVOLI had placed several. ‘suitcases. and ‘a™ set of goid clubs in the car, and left his vesidence in company of. the driver of this ear, CV- 989- c# also advised that on n 6/12/64, DELSANTER called the residence ef J JASPER JOSEPH ATELLO, JR,, aka. RATS? in 7 VYoungstowm, and a ed ATELLO's— wife, ‘ROSE, when he ascertained AIELLO was not at home, that hé was going to be otit of town for - about 2 week, and it this conversation indicated. he” “was going to Montana because cof his rheumatism. Regarding DELSANTER's travel on 6/12 feu. ‘it is ’to be noted that DELSANTER's car was observed entering the Ohio Turnpike on 6/12/64, and ‘headed wést toward Toledo. ~ The Detroit Office was notified of the above travel, and the car was observed in Detroit, following an auto registered to ANTHONY, JOSEPH. “WaITEY hen DoclId: 32305109 Page 5