PH go-lhi On May 2, 1964, PH T-2 advised that ANGELO BRUNO attended ‘the: wedding peception for LOU LALLI's ‘son’ ANTHONY | AME, held at ‘Paluaho's. ‘Regtanrant,” ‘Darien’ and Catharine ‘Streets. PH 7-2 advised. on . May. as 1964, ANGELO BRUNO oan intended to have his tax returns for himself and—his—wife. SUE TF prepared by Camden, N. J., accountant JOSEPH WILSON: and: sub- - sequently rechecked ae PM seserpnte Attorney ‘MARVIN’ ABYING waateraero | rn \2513_ South het St Street 4 OC ae hia, ; : PH T2 advised on April 16, 1964, that MARIO MAGGIO sis _ met briefly with ANGELO BRUNO ‘at: ALFONSO MATORIELLO's| barber _ Shop, Eighth and Christian Streets, PaLladetentes. Pa. | | _ gi Coulter oe Yom REF Seem - ANGELO BRUNO met with, PETER MAGGIO at the co Maggio _ ~ Cheese Company on “April: ay 1964, according to PHT oo - PH TaD, advised on April 19,. 1964, that. on . the: previous oe evening, . that. is April- 18;. “1964 » ANGELO BRUNO. had met with - | PETER. and: LENA MAGGIO and CHARLES ‘COSTELLO at: the: BRUNO, residence. PH T-2 advised on May 12, 1964, that ANGELO BRUNO had made an appointment to meet: with PETER MAGGIO during ~- the afternoon at a. luncheonette. located: ate 11th and: Ellsworth ‘Streets, ‘Fhiladelphia, Pas: | 37 Docld: 32299522 Page 29
\ \- \- ‘ ‘ \ ¥ ea ht seBEerimately 4300 &.me, June 19, 1964,..JOSEPH ALBERT. \LITO, FBI Identification Number 867-929C, and JUDITH . PH 92-444 (2H) | ~ Philadelphi apologize, =~ C3 / | / \ TO wers (Deceased a, Pas aka Joe¥#1o 7" | PH T-10 advised on June 17, 1964, that ANGELO BRUNO had lunch with his Attorneys ALLAN DAVIS and THOMAS D,.MC BRIDE and. BRUNO's office manager RALPH SCHWARTZ at Dante's Restaurant, 1809 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. JOSEPH MALITO, co- ‘owner of the restaurant, was present and arranged a table for the group. .MALITO also sat at the table, sitting next to BRUNO, .PH T-3 advised that he was sitting nearby, and he overheard MALITO telling BRUNO he would like to ask BRUNO for . a favor, BRUNO interrupted him and stated he had already. taken careof it and. "CHICKIE must have been drunk," He will come to » __PH T+l advised on June 17, 1964, that NARDUCCI and: JOSEPH LAZZARO had been at Dante's Restaurant the previous ° . Saturday and had gotten into an argument with MALITO,’ a long- ‘time friend of ANGELO BRUNO and BRUNO's former close associate PETER CASELLA, who is now in prison, == LOPINSON were shot to death in the.basement of Dante's Restaurant on Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, MALITO and LOPINSON were murdered by three shots, each fired at close range, into the heads. . JUDITH LOPINSON's husband JACK was shot’ onee in the leg and claimed that the shootings oceurred during ‘and. subsequent. to an armed robbery of Dante's Restaurant. © PH T-1 advised on June 23, 1964, that stories were. elrculated among Philadelphia racket personalities which indicated that FRANK NARDUCCI and JOSEPH LAZZARO played no part in _ MALITO's murder’ despite the fact they had been engaged in a bitter quarrel with him a week previous, during which quarrel a gun - was. drawn. Racket personalities are of the opinion, according to PH T-1, that JACK LOPINSON, husband of victim JUDITH, was ‘the one who actually murdered his wife and MALITO and subsequently shot. himself in the leg. . es al Docld: 32299522 Page 30
PH T+3 advised on. June 30, 1964, that RAYMOND. MARTORANO had been a partner in Dante's Restaurant: before JOSEPH MALITO bought out his interest. ~ Both ANGELO BRUNO and FRANK NARDUCCI. were served subpoenaes. commanding ’ ‘their appearances. ‘pefore a Coroner's — Inquest into both murders. ‘Neither BRUNO nor NARDUCCI were | -aetually called upon to testify because true bills were returned by the Philadelphia County Grand ‘Jury: subsequent to the —. Coroner's Inquest;: charging g JACK LOPINSON, husband of JUDITH, and Teanster Local 107. "Labor goon" FRANK "EATCHER". PERLAN with both murders. mee | caceunanca ~£931. Stenton. Avenue Yadelp hTa2 ae ratatcen,, . MARANCA 4s ANGELO BRUNO's brother-in-law. . MARANCA . is presently employed at the ‘Philadelphia-New.. Jersey. EXPrese _ Company, where he is in charge of" “the | “platform. " This. company “ts "3 owned by BRUNO's: astociate, TONY COPPOLA. oe Backs . a _ of SAMUEL MARGOLIS eee, ka “sa bE 2122. Whitby. -Avenue —~yeadon Pas - . PHS =i | advised on March 25), 1964, RAYMOND MARTORANO told. ANGELO BRUNO that a friend ‘of SAI \MARGOLIS - and FRANK ™ PALERMO from New Jersey wanted to borrow $1,500, It was: not . indicated to ‘the. informant: ar this: ‘loan: was ‘approved by. BRUNO . PH T1 advised ‘en March 28, 1964, that. SAM MARGOLIS » owned the controlling. ‘interest’ in prizefighter CHARLES SONNY: ‘LISTON. © Further: details: goncerning this. matter are’ set out * hereinafter. PH T-3 advised on July 30, 1964; that SALVATORE AVENA, accompanied bY. SAM MARGOMIS «° arene to locate ANGELO” “BRUNO * \ | Docld:3229952?> Page 31
at the Friendly Bar, Eighth and Washington Avenue, but were unsuccessful ‘besause ‘BRUNO, had. departed prior. to ‘their arrival. EI PH Pel “advised on. March 5, 1964, that ANGELO BRUNO, RAYMOND MARTORANO, and FRANK PALERMO were at DE -TULLIO's Friendly, Bar, ‘Eighth cand: Washington Avenue, at. midnight.” . PH TI advised that on March 9, 1964, RAYMOND. MARTORANO . spoke privately with ANGELO ‘BRUNO: at Penn Jersey Vending Company. . PH T-1, advised. on. Mareh 11; 1964, that RAYMOND | MARTORANO entered Penn Jersey: Vending Company with GEORGE _ BOUCHER, an international representative of the Upholsterers . Union... MARTORANO, | BRUNO, 2 POGHER, and. BONNY. RICCOBENE. had a ‘Private -conversat: On PH T-3 advised on March 1, 1964, that BRUNO met with RAYMOND MARTORANO and TONATIUS . DENARO: at DENARO's Cafe , Tnternagtonales:- - _ PH. T1 advised on March 19, 1964, RAYMOND MARTORANO : visited Penn versey. ‘Vending Company. : On March 25, 1964, ‘PH T-1 learned RAYMOND HARTORANO. . told: ANGELO BRUNO that a friend. ‘of SAM. MORGOLIS: and FRANK PALERMO from New Jersey wanted: to. borrow $1; 500. PH T-2 advised on April 8, 1964, that. RAYMOND MARTORANO, accompanied by GINO. DIMAS visited Fenn. Jersey. Vending ~ Company» mo : PH. 7-2 advised on ‘April. 14, 1964, that John's ‘Vending Company, the principal of: which is: RAYMOND. MARTORANO, “had lent’: ' SOLLIE GLEANER $13,000. from the corporation at. the: time - GLEANER | purchased ° the Place, which - as located ate 12th and Sansom Streets. Docld: 32299522 Page 32
) PH 92=44) (27) MARTORANO claimed he "stood good" for the loan and charged one-half of one per cent interest, MARTORANO believes that _ he will lose $1,000 as a result of his deal with GLEANER, On the same date, PH T-2 advised that JOE KANEFSKY, aka Joe Kane, tried to borrow $1,000 from MARTORANO for the Candy Cane Lounge. MARTORANO held this loan in abeyance until ANGELO BRUNO would give his okay for the loan, PH T-2 advised on April 16, 1964, FRANK NARDUCCI visited Penn Jersey Vending Company and claimed he was unable — to repay RAYMOND MARTORANO the money which he had received from his as a loan because he, NARDUCCI, had just been released from the hospital. ~ . : PH T-2 advised on April 17, 1964, RAYMOND MARTORANO was observed in the company of FRANK D'ATTILLIO, FELIX JOHN ~ DE TULLIO, and EDWARD TIESI, all of whom were with their wives, at the Friendly Bar, Eighth and Washington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa., during the night of April 17, 1964, PH T-2 at his residence in Wildwood, N. J. also advised RAYMOND MARTORANO was building a swimming: pool On April 28, 1964, RAYMOND MARTORANO advised ANGELO BRUNO that ALFIA TESTA's cousin, who was a barber at Eighth and Catharine Streets, had died and the viewing would take Place during the evening of April 29, 1964, at Ingenito's Funeral Home, Eighth and Christian Streets, PH T-2 advised on April 29, 1964, RAYMOND MARTORANO informed BRUNO that he intended to discuss with IGNATIUS DENARO the Pennsylvania law sponsored by Senator of the State of  . Pennsylvania CHARLES WEINER, which could possibly make it legal for DENARO to keep his Cafe Internazionale open on Sunday. | PH T-2 advised on May 1, 1964, that RAYMOND MARTORANO was looking for ANGELO BRUNO to tell him that FRANK D'ATTILLIO -was opening a luncheonette at. 301 South 52nd Street and that he desired a cigarette machine on which he wanted three cents. _ commission per pack of. cigarettes sold, a $200 gift, and a> - | -41l- Docld: 32299522 Page 33
PH 92-444 FRA EC aka Prank’ endel, «Brocklehurst... Street, _ Philadelphia; Pa, “PH T-1 aavieed™ on March 19, 1964, that. FELIX JOHN DE TULLIO intended to attend the wedding reception of ~ PRANK MATTEO's niece at the Germantown Community Center, Lincoln, Drive, Philadelphia, Pa., on March 22, 1964. PH T-1 stated. that ANGELO BRUNO would also be there. . ~On" Sunday, March 22, 1964, SA EDWARD D, HEGARTY | observed ANGELO BRUNO and his wife SUE emerge from a 1962 white Impala Chevrolet, bearing New Jersey license © tag GGT 198, and subsequently enter the Germantown Jewish | ' Community Center, Lincoln Drive, Philadelphia, Pa. SA HEGARTY also observed on this occasion SAMUEL HOFFMAN and his wife BETTY, MAX WEISBERG and his wife ANN, and SYLVAN SCOLNICK, PH T-1 advised on March 23, 1964, that ANGELO BRUNO told him he had attended the wedding reception of FRANK MATTEO's niece on the previous day. PH T-2 advised on April 8, 1964, that ‘Lov LALLI left an. invitation for FRANK MATTEO to LALLI's stepson, ANTHONY's, wedding reception for May 2, 1964, at the offices .. of Penn Jersey Vending Company to be delivered to MATTEO. PH T-2 advised on Aprii.10, 1964, MATTEO's wedding invitation to the May 2, 1964, wedding was deliveréd to FRANK MATTEO. In addition, MATTEO was given SAM HOFFMAN's invitation to the LALLI wedding, delivered to HOFFMAN by MATTEO, . PH T-2 advised on April 11, 1964, MATTEO sent word to ANGELO BRUNO that he did not want SYLVAN. SCOLNICK or SOL BASEN invited to LOU LALLI's -Stepson's wedding | ‘Reception. - PH T-2 advised on May 1, 1964, ‘that MAX WEISBERG was at the Penn Jersey Vending Company looking for ANGELO - Ab - ae aa oe +» Docld: 32299522 Page 36
PH a-ha ~ (3) _ BRUNO, BRUNO dia not’ show up for his meeting with WEISBERG, “and WEISBERG stated that he was leaving the vicinity of —~ . 8th and Catharine Streets, and was proceeding to 4th and Gaskill: Streets, where. he -would meet. with FRANK MATTEO, 3:4 7-2 advised on May 2, 1964; that FRANK 7 MATTEO attended the wedding” reception for. LOU LALLI's - stepson, ANTHONY, at. Palumbo's Restaurant. ; ° “PH. $2 advised on May 13, 1964; MAX: ‘WEISBERG, adcompanted by ‘FRANK MATTEO, visited Penn Jersey ‘Vending Company and spoke with: “ANGELO BRUNO.” Subsequently, MATTEO and WEISBERG departed. the vicinity of 8th and _ Catharine Streets: in the company of. FELIX JOHN DE ‘TOLLIO, | PR 7-2 advised on May 21, 1964, that FRANK = _ MATTEO had. an appointment to seé ANGELO BRUNO. at 3:00 p.m ' Subsequently, . FRANK MATTEO joined ANGELO BRUNO at Ralphs” . Restaurant, ; 9th ‘and Catharine Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. — PH T-3 advised on Sune 6, 1964, ANGELO: ‘BRUNO was “observed: in the vicinity of 8th and Christian. ‘Streets, _ and FRANKIE MENDEL was observed with SAM HOFFMAN in SAM -CARRACCIOLO's barber shop. — It.was not known to PH T-3 whether. or not. MENDEL or “HOFFMAN Spoke - with ANGELO BROWG. attend. the wedding reception pedis ‘given for. FRANK MATTEO! s niece, These persons met at the Friendly ‘Bar, - 8th and . Washington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pas PH T-1 advised on March 23, 1964, that AUGUSTINE MAZZIO- spoke with ANGELO BRUNO at the Penn: Sersey Vending © Company. |” 2 45 = Docld: 32299522 Page 37
\ PH 92-44 (4) ‘On April 25, 1964, PH T-2 advised that FRANK | SINDONE told ANGELO BRUNO that he had been picked up by © Police Officers assigned.to Philadelphia Police Department Captain JAMES KEAN, -He was picked up on a numbers lottery charge. BRUNO told SINDONE not to get "fresh" with KEAN, - and described KEAN as a good guy, and stated that "every- thing is under control." SINDONE stated that AUGUSTINE MAZZIO, aka Gussie Giddens, is paying off not only ‘KEAN, but also officers assigned to his detail. PH T-2 advised on May 4, 1964, that FRANK SINDONE informed ANGELO BRUNO that AUGUSTINE MAZZIO wished to speak with him. BRUNO told SINDONE to contact MAZZIO, and to tell him that he should see BRUNO at 3:30 p.m. during the same day, and ‘should be alone when he. contacts BR On May 21, 1964, FRANK NARDUCCI discussed with ANGELO BRUNO the arrest of FRANK SINDONE on May 21, 1964, /on a numbers charge by the Philadelphia Police. NARDUCCI stated that SINDONE's arrest was a "frame," and that SONNY RICCOBENE had informed NARDUCCI on the previous | day that the Police intended to: place numbers slips under the hood of. SINDONE' s ‘ear, which in fact, did. happen on May 21, 1964. Subsequently, BRUNO told’ SINDONE he should see AUGUSTINE MAZZIO concerning the arrest because MAZZIO is paying off Captain KEAN's men, and he would be able to - take care of. SINDONE's: arrest. 26, 1964, PH ~-2 advised that. FRANK May ‘DIAMTILLIO d discussed with. ANGELO. BRUNO a proposed: bingo game operation which was being organized by DIATTILLIO: and AUGUSTINE MAZZIO, and would operate in "colored. churches.". BRUNO instructed D'ATFILLIO to tell MAZZIO that he should not give away any "pieces" of the bingo games without first clearing with BRUNO. BRUNO told -DIATTILLIO that he would decide to whom pieces. of the action. should be given. Docld: 32299522 Page 36
PH 92—H14 (5) ONTE, 722 Waa Warnock. ‘street, Pa 0 PE Ber advised on March 9, 1964, that: ANGELO - BRUNO spoke with FRANK. MONTE. in’ the vicinity: of ‘6th and | Catharine: Streets, Philadelphia, ‘Pa. —_ “PH T-1 advised on March’ 14,. 1964, that’ he -- learned” ‘that. FRANK MONTE was ‘approximately. 90" miles” away from the Philadélphia area, and was under instructions to make a telephone’ eall ta: ANGELO: BRUNO from his unknown — location... ‘PH T-1 learned later during the day of March 14,°:1964, that ANGELO BRUNO. ‘had, in fact, “made a teles phone call to FRANK: ‘MONTE. oe PH T-1 ‘learned | ‘on March 17, 1964, ‘that ‘FRANK .. MONTE. visited ANGELO BRUNO at the Penn Jersey Vending: Company. a PH T-2 advised on April, 15, 1964, that FRANK | MONTE handled an errand for. ANGELO: BRUNO during the day. . 7 ‘PH. Mn2 advised on April 20, “1964, that BRUNO was again in contact: with: FRANK. ‘MONTE, and BRUNO again _ sent MONTE on an ‘errand, MONTE indicated to PH @=2 that he was’ employed in a different. sauabers office" for BRUNO during this. day. i PH [-2 advised on April 255°. 1964, that. BRUNO distributed. invitations to the wedding of THERESE. SCAFIDI, and | Bhat: one of . ‘bhese. invitations: “was for PRANK MONTE PH 2 advised on April 28, 1964, that MONTE informed ANGELO BRUNO that AL. SCHWARTZ, Philadelphia bondsman, would see BRUNG en. April. 30; 1964. - PH T-2 advised on May 14, 1964, “that FRANK -_ SINDONE, had. sought: advice from ANGELO BRUNO ‘on the. . MO Docld: 32299522 Page 39
PH 92—ld (6) reorganization of a crap game, BRUNO instructed SINDONE not to employ FRANK NARDUCCI at the game because he is on FRA NARDUCCT, — Be <Chickle a | __.523_Morris... Street, Re ~ Philadelphi Pa. . PH T-1 advised on March 11, 1964, that FRANK NARDUCCI visited ANGELO BRUNO at the Penn Jersey Vending Company. PH T-1 advised on March 17, 1964, that FRANK NARDUCCI attempted to contact ANGELO BRUNO, but was unsuccessful. PH T-1 advised on March 18, 1964, that FRANK NARDUCCI spoke with ANGELO BRUNO and informed him that he | was scheduled to have a hernia operation to be performed . on him at Mount Sinai Hospital -by DR. RAYMOND SYLK. : BRUNO on this occasion | cautioned NARDUCCI to stay away from the "crap game" because he was on probation, and he would be incarcerated if he violated the probation order. BRUNO also instructed NARDUCCI to inform JOHN CAPPELLO that he would not be at the crap game. PH T-1 advised on March 20, 1964, that FRANK , NARDUCCL informed ANGELO BRUNO that he would be hospitalized during the forthcoming week.  NARDUCCI, BRUNO, and FRANK 7 SINDONE were observed by PH 7-2 entering 740 Christian | Street. | { : . PH T-2 advised on April 10, 1964, that FRANK | NARDUCCL was dismissed from the Einstein Medical Genter on April 8, 1964. PH T-2 learned on this occasion that NARDUCCI had borrowed $600 from RAYMOND MARTORANO for the. | | purpose of opening a Goldstar American Legion Post with | 4g - | | a en a = ne Docld: 32299522 Page 40
PH 92=4lLl) (7) WILLIE AVERONA, The elub ) subsequently failed and MARTORANO has been pressuring: NARDUCCI for repayment of the $600. PH T-2 learned on April 14, 1964, that ‘RAYMOND ‘MARTORANO was disturbed. over. FRANK NARDUCCL ‘not having. made a payment during the five week period of the $600 . Which he had borrowed. MARTORANO sought BRUNO's assistance in collecting from NARDUCCI on April 14, 1964, PH T-2 advised on April 24, 1964, that FRANK NARDUCCI was looking for. ANGELO - ‘BRUNO in the vicinity of 8th and Catharine Streets. PH T-2 advised that BRUNO was in Miami, Fla., during this day. PH T-2 advised on April 25, 1964, that ANGELO. BRUNO spoke to FRANK NA RDUCCT on April 25, 1964. PH T-2 advised on April 29, 1964, that FRANK _ _NARDUCCI spoke with ANGELO Q at the Penn Jersey Vending. . Company. NARDUCCI informed BRUNO that FRANK NARDUCCI _ wanted to buy WILLIE AVERONA's liquor license for the - Goldstar American Legion Post in South Philadelphia, and that AVERONA wanted $2000 for the license. NARDUCCI wanted to borrow. the $2000 from ANGELO BRUNO; however, BRUNO indicated that he did not care. to become involved with it at the time. On this occasion NARDUCCI was with 7 ANGELO BRUNO for approximately one hour. ~ PH T-2 learned on April 30, 1964, that FRANK NARDUCCI expected to open the Goldstar American Legion Post over the following weekend in partnership with a man who Lived directly across the street from the Goldstar Post. NICHOLAS PICCOLO was looking for ANGELO BRUNO at Penn Jersey Vending Company, but BRUNO was not present. . .NICKY BUCK, that is NICHOLAS PICCOLO, departed Penn Jersey Vending Company in FRANK NARDUCCL's ear. PH T-2 advised on May 4, 1964, that FRANK NARDUCCI spoke with ANGELO BRUNO at the Penn Jersey Vending Company. i . . - 4g - Docld: 32299522 Page 41