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, FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION” aN, Lk : \ ‘ DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE | * y\ - C CONIMUNICATIONS pe —— Y | MAR 2 oe : : Delors | TELETYPE | Mr. Wick . Casper. FBI WASH DC - | Mr. Callahan FBI CHICAGO ‘ 624,PM.CST DEFERRED 3-2-66 HRF | : Trotter } ; # Tele. Room___ T DIRECTOR (92-3182) FROM CHICAGO (92-373) A GUS ALEX y.AKA. AR. 00 CHICAGO. PHYSICAL SURVEILLANCE ° FESUR OF ALEX MARCH ONE LAST DETERMINED HE BRIEFLY VISITED OFFICES | Miss Holmes____ OF APEX: AMUSEMENT CO., NILES, ILL.,.WHICH IS HOODLUM OWNED JUKEBOX COMPANY. \S / CG SIX SIX ONE FOUR-C ADVISED MARCH TWO THAT RAL i ERCE a OBSERVED ENTERING STOUFFER.“S. RESTAURANT ,. WABASH: AND. RANDOLPH STREETS, . PHYSICAL SURVEILLANCE A KNOWN HANGOUT OF HUMPHREYS GROUP. FESUR-IMMEDIATELY ESTABLISHED y THERE AND PIERCE OBSERVED MEETION WITH ALEX. ; SHORTLY THEREAFTER AGENTS HAD CHANCE MEETING WITH PIERCE AT PITTSFIELD RESTAURANT ,.CHICAGO LOOP. PIERCE COMMENTED HE HAS BEEN AFFLICTED WITH FLU LAST FOUR DAYS AND STILL ILL; HOWEVER , HAD IMPORTANT MEETING THIS NOON AND HAD TO COME DOWNTOWN FOR IT, OBVIOUSLY UNAWARE MEETING WITH ALEX HAD BEEN OBSERVED. REC 79. BAL — }/30 FBI WASH DC eee sii TU CLR / ~Doacld:32556716 Page 1
| FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 ae August 27, 1968 : Date —__-__ eee Lt. JOSEPH J. SUIT, officer in Charge, Marine Inspection Division, U. S. Coast Guard,. 501 N. EF. ist Avenue, Room 301, Miami, Florida, advised that a Report on Vessel Cas wlty or Accident (U.S. Treasury Department form No. CG 2é22), was completed on August 12, 1968, by Captain C. J. ANDERSON, Master of the British Freighter | “Caribbean Venture" with regard to the damage which that vessel suffered on August 8, 1968. Lt. SMITH made available a copy of this form which is attached: Miami 45-1168 On __ 8/21/68 _,, Miami, Florida _File # by __SA MICHAEL E. CRANE:ed Date dictated 8/27/68. This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI, It ig the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. ; 4h a ~ Docld: 32557725 Page 1
"OPTIONAL FORM NO. 19 . . a MAY 1962 EDITION ¢ GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 “ UNITED STATES GC” *RNMENT 5010-108-03 Memorandum Director, FBI (92- $182)" DATE: 2/28/66 | | ! “ol Lo yo Bern (92-10) (RUC) ; | / SUBJECT: GUS ALEX, aka. AR \ Ie Cy - Bureau (1 - Chicago) 1 - Saison (direct) |. 1 - Bern |; . HDG:rn . (5) % 1 Wk jee wavcha & \ Ss" : j 4 a 5 66 .Since the Swiss. Central Police Bureau has 5 Be furnished no information concerning: ALEX's travel to Switzerlar this case is being RUC'd. ReBucab 12/23/66. RECS 99- 3/FA- U3 / CSE Waa amen hia: - Pee oie Eee 16 MAR 2 1966 “eo, naeen . Hye —_— By t y 18 by sEP Eo Docld: 32556717 Page 1
co. On a ° oe vin ° > , ‘ a 4 ; . 3/16/66 } Airtel To: LEGATS, London ‘Paris Bonn Bern Rom@EC. “y.* oa 273 ° gar BLF at NBS ’ From: Director, FBI GUS ALEK, aka ANTI-RACKETEERING The subject, a top hoodlum of the Chicago Office, submitted a request on March 11, 1966, to the Passport Agency, Chicago, for permission to travel abroad next June, Alex indicated he would depart from either New York or Chicago via Trans World Airlines and indicated the trip was for pleasure purposes, The countries to be visited were Listed as France, Germany, Italy, England and Greece. The . subject indicated he planned to visit for two months and listed the person to be contacted in case of emergency as Eugene Bernstein, a well-known Chicago hoodlum tax attorney. Chicago has indicated possibility that Alex will be accompanied by his paramour Suzanne Fueger although no information presently available concerning her possible travel with Alex. ’ . Legats requested to alert appropriate ccontacts "and the Bureau will furnish further details on proposed travel when received from Chicago. © LO =) — ty agro, or 1 - Chicago (info) 1 -~ Foreign Liaison Unit (route through for Cleared with M. Gregorio and sent direct.” Feview) NOTE: Alex, a top hoodlum of the CGO, regularly visits Europe on vaction trips and is suspected of handling financial transactions in Europe, especially Switzerland, for Chicago hoodlum group. Alex is currently under a travel ban imposed by the Swiss authoritie Vick. -Which prohibits his re-entry into that country. Legats being Casper 4 advised in order that they can alert their contacts in anticipation concat PRAY of proposed travel by Alex. All Legats previously furnished with jrot__ 4 background and descriptive data on Alex and Fueger. t , Gale : ‘Rosen , j Sullivan + JGL:bsn vey fig | Dro, (OEM recetype unrr 1 mM GREE: hob i | ¢ REPOS pee f Fe BD * _Tolson ‘DeLoach on LAN D@. 4) Docld: 32556715 Page 1
EERAL BUREAU OF” INVESTIGATION ° \. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ee Ot SECTION CAR 2 2 1966 IS THIS FOR RELAY YESTELETYPE /” FBIDUEGH\BC -- i FBI CHICAGO NEW YORK VIA WASHINGTON FROM CHICAGO:\92<373\ | 1P om a Bye a2 ena | TSUSZALEX, AKA. AR. OO\ CHICAGO. ao IN CONNECTION WITH BERNARD: GLICKMAN, ITAR - EXTORTION MATTER. ALEX " LAST. OBSERVED MARCH NINETEEN LAST AT RESIDENCE OF HIS LATE MOTHER AND ACCOMPANIED BY PARAMOUR SUZANNE FUEGER. INFORMANT ADVISED ALEX VERY _ RECENTLY OBTAINED PERMISSION FROM ATTORNEYS GEORGE CALLAHAN AND ‘MAURICE WALSH‘ TO TRAVEL ABROAD FOR EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME. 4 ALTHOUGH ALEX RECENTLY OBTAINED PASSPORT RENEWAL FOR LENGTHY EUROPEAN TRAVEL-NEXT JUNE, THIS MAY BE RUSE AND HE COULD POSSIBLY LEAVE SOUNER:; SINCE ALEX IN PAST HAS DEPARTED FROM NEW YORK’ AND IN THIS” INSTANCE INDICATED EITHER NEW, YORKZpR CHIPAGO! AS DEPARTURE POINTS, y | NEW YORK REGUESTED TO, ALERT ins ano’ C@rons OF CON eMBcATED ThAVEL : “ON PART OF “ALEX' AND POSSIBLY 'FUEGER. MSS SS Ci) 3 WMA | ND a, ; R 23 1966 WAsoLRA &/ wy SO) Than A RELAYED TQ___ LV om 4 DO OY ey pe ay OR in . FBI WASH DC ESGK. _ aR Docld: 32556719 Page 1
April 7, 1966 airtel To: SAC, Chicago From: Director, FBI CS | hp? GUS ALEX, aka | F pet / | AR | | | Enclosed for your information is a copy of an airtel dated 3/25/66 from Legat Bern with enclosures thereto and a copy of the Bureau's reply of 3/31/66. You have been previously advised of the action of Swiss authorities in barring Alex from Switzerland and you will note from the enclosed material that Alex's attorneys are continuing efforts to have this ban lifted. { You should remain alert to this situation and promptly Sn advise the Bureau of any information coming to your attention in this regard. MAILED & APR @ 1866 . OMNI EB ere ~Dacld: 324556720 Page 1
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 5010-106-03 4 _ MAY 1962. EDITION o~ » GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 ca . -y UNITED STATES GO\ -NMENT 7 M emorandum NY TO: Director, FBI (92-3182) DATE: 4/13/66 | x FROM : gat, Bern (92-10) (P) O . SUBJECT: ’ GUS ALEX, aka. AR Rebuairtel 3/13/66. ore 799) As instructed I informed ROBERT C. ODE, Consular Section, . _American.. Embassy., pera, that I was not ina postion ~— to advise him concerning this OTe Poe, us Sas 7 4 enh £ Oa Ww) ODE stated he _was-~inf 185 “the “Sta @ Depart- fj ment that he had been unable ‘to asc fiain- the exact reasons for the Swiss entry ban on ALEX, E [ good contact of this OTHER 4 office in the Swiss Federa epartment of Justice and Police (SFDJP), informed he had been in touch with the appropriate official of the Service of Appeals of the SFDJP and that this- zofficial had assured him that there was little possibility of the entry ban against ALEX being revoked or of the reasons for the ban being revealed. ow qo ‘(2y- Bureau . I - Liaison (direct) ; . . | 1 - Bern :rn ey LX @. 2 “* log sean ier ‘ Mawes 92-3 12 1) 38 Ne ane | WESS 5 10H pp 18 APR.19 1965 CO, er “bes, 1 Oe Ligy So es | | | L 7 aan Z ANS ; cr . Qo - NW 45679 DociId:32556722 Page i
PRDOTR 2‘ FEDERAL BUREAU NE Inve: “TAG TOR . U.S. DEPARY, i . FBI WASH DC COMMUNICATIONS Slow | WAY 3) 196600" “ Gale-lee ren ET . Mr. Sullivan... FBI CHICAG YP _ | air. roe f Mr. Trotter omens N Tele, Room mms t Miss Holmes mene LE NGW Oe Gm Sb PM°CDST DEFERRED 5-3-6 AAA T¥2 3° DIRECTOR FROMs. CHICAGO (92-373) N “if fo des » AKA, AR. OQ: CHICAGO. pratt a nS CG SIXTY SIX FOURTEEN DASH C ADVISED GUS ALEX JOINED PIERCE "AT STOUFFER'S RESTAURANT, LOOP AREA, CHICAGO, ON MAY SECOND LAST. AF TER SHORT MEETING ALEX AND PLERCE WERE PICKED UP IN AUTO DRIVEN BY HY GODFREY, CHAUFFEUR AND ERRAND BOY FOR DECEASED HOODLUMS 7 HUMPHREYS AND FERRARO .. THEY THEN LEFT LOOP AREA HEADING WEST IN pIRECTS OF USUAL MEETING PLACE OF PAUL DE LUCIA. SINCE PIERCE: INDICATED | EXTREME INTEREST IN DE LUCIA’S SITUATION DURING CHANCE MEETING APRIL TWENTY NINE LAST AND SINCE IT APPEARS PIERCE HAS TAKEN OVER SOME | RESPONSIBILITY OF HUMPHREYS FOR STRATEGY TO BE USED IN LEGAL SIT- UATIONS INVOLVING: HEADS ORGANIZ ED CRIME HERE ; - IT IS POSSIBLE PIERCE Ga.- A$ = (4 AND ALEX HAD MEET SCHEDULED WITH DE LUCIA. ” | EX-108 v6 MAY 4 1906 WA oo0JXM a FBI WAS si eIKe Bg ous —“9 j4ubd Docld: 325567253 Page 1
| | © g 0D Iq () Qa. 5/10/66 _ Airtel og of oe 40 i Rat fe . ~ To: Legat, Bonn From: Director, FBI GUS ALEX AR os Chicago has received information from Trans-World Airlines that a reservation has been made for Alex's paramour, Suzanne Fueger, under the name D, Fueger for TWA Flight 800, departing Chicago 3:00 p.m., May 20, next, to Kennedy Airport, New York City. Fueger will change to TWA Flight 741 the same date, leaving from Kennedy Airport for Frankfurt, Germany,at 70:py. From Frankfurt she will take Lufthansa Flight 101 on the morning of May 21, next, departing at 9:50 a.m., bound for Munich, Germany. As you are aware, Fueger's mother resides near Munich. Alex has previously applied for passport renewal indicating he intends to travel in Europe in early June, next. Chicago advises it is highly probable he will meet Fueger in Europe after she has visit with relatives as has been done in the past. It is requested that appropriate arrangements be made. to receive any information of interest arising from the ndicated visit of the subject and Fueger and that the Bureau fe kept advised. In the event informationcomes to your. attention during the proposed travel indicating visits by Alex nd Fueger to other areas, interested Legats should be ppropriately advised. g MAILED 7 ~ Legat, Bern (info) 1 ~- Foreign Liaison (Cleared with Supervisor Gregorio) - Detached NOTE: Alex and Fueger have been making annual visits to Europe for vacation purposes and in order that Fueger can visit with her mother. Swiss authorities are maintaining a ban against Alex's re-entry into Switzerland and Legat, Bern, is, therefore, being alerted to the subject's intended visit to Europe. Identifyigé data on both Alex and Fueger previously furnishe to Legats: Ne doe mye, ra OM A ; G TELETYPE UNIT L-] Tolson DeLoach Mohr Wick Casper Callahan Conrad Felt Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel ; rarer wy Trotter ea oR ra. MA VA Tele, Ar® Ss WH AIGE Sty Holmes! # Gandy 2 || MAILROOM v4 Docld: 325567275 Page 1
FR ek te cee RE EE aaa mye OPTIONAL "2M NO. 10 Kapiin vege: TON i GSAr °SEN. REG. NO. 2, UNITED STATES *-\VERNMENT M emorandum: pst ~ 5O10-106-03 TO Director, FBI (92-3182) 7 FROM WA Legat, Rome (92-47) (P) | SUBJECT: GUS ALEX, aka, AR > f Directorate, Athens, Greece, this year, , entered Greece, Ren 1 i \o~ lee Fe cee 7 ; , - Bureau by ehh joy (1 - Foreign Liaison) (2.~ Chicago 92-373) ;Ly AX 1 - Rome (92-47) TAK/hces (6) . 2 JUN 9 i966 ReBuairtel dated 3/16/66, On 5/24/66 Mr. NIKOLAOS NIKITAKIS, Director, advised that to date there is no record of the subject or SUZANNE FUEGER having entered Greece He..stated he will advise the Rome Office as soon as he receives any information that the subject or FUEGER have The Rome Office will continue to follow this ‘matter with sources in Greece and Italy and the Bureau and the Chicago Office will be advised of all information received, ayennin DATE: 5/26/66 Alien’s t Yi >, - une I 14 aid 4 wea eS eB anh awe” _ oS Docld: 32556729 Page 1
Mr. Tolson. | 4! Mr. DeLoach___. | Mr. Mohr. Mr. Wick. ar N Co | Mr. Casper | | esa FEDERAL Gren OF A SPICE COMMUNICA MAY FBI WASH .DC | TS Mr. Callahan_ — a | Mr. Sullivan ; rs Mr. Tavel__.._. FBI. CHICAGO | DEFERRED 5724/66 JLS (9223182) FROM CHICAGO (92-373) IP Sane! Cum a GUS “ALEX, AKA. AR. .00 CHICAGO. RECTOR ‘AS BUREAU AWARE, CHICAGO SIX FOUR FOUR ‘THREE = ¢ TE | PROVIDED ORIGINAL INFO IN NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE. RE HOODLUM CONNECTIONS OF BEN STEIN AND ILLEGAL. PAYOFFS AND GIFTS BY STEIN TO CHICAGO-UNION BOSSES. JOSEPH GLIMCO AND EDWARD DONOVAN, BOTH: TEAMSTER. OFFICIALS. ON MAY TWENTY-THREE LAST IN USDC, ‘CHICAGO, JUDGE’ RICHARD - Bo AUSTIN FOUND STEIN GUILTY OF GIVING GIFTS TO “THESE INDIVIDUALS AND | MAKING PAYMENTS TO. OFFICIALS OF JANITORS LOCAL TWENTY<FIVE... iin Je eI CESARE RAERG Sy LOCAL TWENTY-FIVE ORGANIZED THE LABORERS. HIRED B BY ‘STEIN AT LESS | THAN. UNION PAY AND WERE USED. PRIMARILY AT MC. CORMICK PLACE, CHICAGO’S LARGE EXPOSITION CENTER. STEIN SCHEDULED TO BE SENTENCED: JULY. OWE - | NEXT & “kas NOTED aLrHco® “§ BROTHER FRANK ‘IS MARRIED TO GUS ALEX’S SISTER DOROTHYS: 5 OF LH PP eA Qd of SP AH gp REC 17 TA WRN is END AND ACK FOR 2 MSGS PLS pepe, oe, “yun 1 1968. : SEE eee EP ee dea bh 2 WA ‘JXM “FOR LoS FTE ee FeR SHURY | reat aon TU-CLR Yee } AROS ~Dacld: 324556730 Page 1
aa a ————_ an TET i SET OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 5010-105-03 7 UNITED STATES GC RNMENT . . . Sd car ; Memorandum To: Director, FBI (92-3182) . DATE: 5-25-66 | egat, Paris (92-4) (RUC) O CT: GUS ALEX, aka ANTI-RACKETEERING Re Bureau airtel 3-16-66. \ The Police Judiciaire (Criminal Police), Streté Nationale (PJSN), Paris, France, was alerted on 3-22-66 as to the subject's possible visit to Paris. It was called to their attention that the subject had resided at the Hotel Bristol on previous visits to Paris. They were advised that in the event the Bureau received further specific information ‘regarding dates and itinerary, they would be advised. No information has been received thus far from the PJSN. They are alert to our interest and will advise in the event subject comes to their attention. nig 4 - Bureau (1 - Liaison Section 1 - Chicago, 92-373, Info.) 1°- Paris NWP :HD i “s to CE (5) o-+% | 1 [os at oa SbECIVE eat ay REED WAe Siig VLIAE es ERED Ja- we. allie \ | — WHAQ] @ Sab} i pple \ . . \ edbbo MALLE \ iBT AR tse ~Docld: 32556731 Page 1
Vv CABLEGRAM URGENT | TO LEGATS, BONN oe oe 7 Gr- 3 FROM DIRECTOR FBI EX-102 GUS ALEX, AR. SUSAN FUEGER, GIRLFRIEND OF SUBJECT, DEPARTED CHICAGO YESTERDAY FOR FLIGHT TO GERMANY. RESERVATIONS MADE BY NITTI TRAVEL AGENCY, CHICAGO, MAY | TWENTYSEVEN LAST FOR ALEX AS FOLLOWS, DEPART JUNE SIX, NEXT ON WA FLIGHT SEVEN SEVEN ZERO AT SIX FORTYFIVE PM ARRIVING FRANKFURT, GERMANY TEN THIRTY AM ON JUNE SEVEN NEXT, TAKING LUFTHANSA FLIGHT THREE SEVEN ZERO AT ONE FIFTYFIVE PM FROM FRANKFURT ON JUNE SEVEN, NEXT ARRIVING ATHENS, GREECE SIX THERTYFIVE PM SAME DATE, FUEGER'S RUSERVATIONS ARE ROUND TRIP B ALEX’ S: ARE ONE WAY. ‘TWA OFFICIAL CONFIDENTIALLY ADVISED THAT 4 ALEX, THROUGH NITTI, RECEIVING "ROYAL ViP TREATMENT." : GAPS FURNISH BUREAU ANY INFORMATION RECEIVED concaawtNe ae ot “snow ; NOTE: CG top hood Alex and his paramour Fueger’ take vacation trips. to Europe each year, during which Fueger usually ‘visits her} mother in Germany. Alex has been banned from Switzerland by Swiss; authorijxi 4 lg iy a 3g 4 onl i Tolson DeLoach Mohr Wick Casper Callahan ; eat j . Conrad ras “pegroten Liaison (Cleaned weth-Sa-Mario-Gregoryo) 7 rue L, sei in le mlp:. 4960" ’ VIA CAB LEG RAM . ee | , Sulliven : ANd) Fa oe aie oe y JUN 3.1966 Trotter mi) ‘ tt \ mn , roe ge G ted o . Nt Ny . : we noou 2 revere or fide at Phe We Gandy ~Docld: 32556732 Page 1
4 ( h ; 6/7/66 CODE . . wrery, URGENT wore (4 319A FS TO Leoars soun ake ROME 7 My YX I99 | OES ; FROM DIRECTOR FBI Oey GUS ALEX, AR. ay REBUCAB JUNE THREE ONE NINE SIX SIX. BRS wee ALEX DEPARTED CHICAGO JUNE SIX ONE NINE SIX SIX VIA TWA FLIGHT SEVEN SEVEN ZERO, AS INDICATED IN REBUCAB, TRAVELING UNDER NAME G, ALEX, WEARING LIGHT GRAY, ALMOST WHITE SUIT, CARRYING PORTABLE TELEVISION SET AND. WHITE TWA BAG che NOTE: CG top hood Alex and his paramour Fueger take vacation trips ° to Europe each year, during which Fueger usually visits her mother in Germany. Alex has been banned from Switzerland by Swiss authorities. Legats previously advised of travel plans and already have pertinent background information on Alex and Fueger ..” Legats have been requested to nei Bureau of information “y received concerning visit. up wht hie 1 ~ Foreizn. (—— JGL: t jms VIA CABLEGRAM et —— @ OS ue 71986, | Mw x Lae | mil Stun 1886 7) ‘2 proved ay. aN \ eRe BY | LOGGED BY ~Docld: 32556733 Page 1
4°41 (Rev. 3-5-62) CS _& Tolson Beimont Mohr Callahan at 7 / Saye DECODED COPY : a ye J SS a ty & Rosen { ea tee 3 ; ij aM Sullivan / Tavel oom Trotter j wo Tele. Room TORTS we ee ; Holmes LA a ra ange 5-11-62 7-56 PM DST JTA fro DIRECTOR woke FROM SAC PHILADELPHIA 112300 i; anceLcnuno, AKA; AR, DAILY TEL. PH 623-C# REPORTED BRUNO fro CONTACTED BY SAM LNU APPARENTLY TRENTON N. Je, TO OBTAIN BRUNO'S INTERVENTION IN COLLECTING DEBT OWED SAM BY EITHER A PARTNER OR A WORKER OF PAPPY IPPOLITO. REMAMING BUSINESS CONCERNED PENN JERSEY VENDING, INC., CIGARETTE BUSINESS, PH 64)={C-TE CONFIRMS SAM'S PRESENCE AND STATED DEBT IS $15,000, WA . wo PH 627-PC ACCOMPANYING JOHN CAVELLI, AKA., ICE CREAM, TO DELIVER FUNDS RESIDENCE DAN CHERICO PHONETIC, 1009 OGDEN AVENUE, BRONX, N. Ye, EVENING MAY 12, 1962, BUREAU AND NEW G2-2UG-BEY S YORK ADVISED BY SEPARATE COMMUNICATION, BRUNO CONSIDERED DANGEROUS, gs If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably paraphrased inorder to protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. Docld: 32561693 Page 1
vw. 4-41 (Rev. 3-5-62) C) () Tolson . ; re - Belmont ' recover ko Cc Radio xa Teletype Mohr Callahan i Conrad — DeLoach a | Evans x Malone Rosen Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele. Room Holmes URGE a 5-10-62 5:53 PM EDST ERA T@ DIRECTOR AND SAC MIAMI ‘FROM SAC PHILADELPHIA 102115 ANGELOERUNO, AKAs; AR. PH 61h-C-TE ADVISED STARTS WORKING IN OFFICE SUBJECT'S a VENDING COMPANY FULL-TIME BEGINNING MAY 21, SUBUJECT'S - CHECK BOOK OBTAINED AND PHOTOSTATED. PH 623-C% TODAY “A 4) 2 ADVISED SUBJECT IN CONTACT WITH VISITORS FROM TRENTON, a NEW JERSEY. DETAILS BEING OBTAINED. ‘ an PH 627 PC YESTERDAY SHIFTED IN SUBJECT'S NUMBERS BUSINESS AND NOW COLLECTS MONEY FROM VARIOUS BANKS. ADDITIONAL DETAILS BEING ASCERTAINED, BRUNO CONSIDERED DANGEROUS « REG ® Px RECEIVED: 5:58 PM VLH eof easy “ aeetus “6, 2K ee iy ee 7 * BH oe oer ‘ G2 MAY 18 1962 If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably paraphrased inorder to protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. Docld: 32561699 Page 1
Tolson Belmont Mohr wAr41 (Rev. 3-5-62) x f Callahan Conrad ___# ) X ? , DeLoach \ “ f \ Evans oe ' ’ : "vy NY Malone j Rose ae Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele. ‘Room Holmes Gandy Radio coTeletype y URGENT 5-7=62 O DIRECTOR INFO MIAMI FROM SAC, PHILADELPHIA 072052 ancerc“aruno, AKAo3 AR. DAILY TELETYPE. PH 627=PC ADVISED THAT ON MAY 5, 1962, HE RECEIVED HIS FIRST INDICATION BRUNO'S pre GAMBLING OPERATION TAKES HORSE ACTION IN ADDITION TO THE REGULAR DAILY NUMBERS ACTION, HE STATED ONE $1500 BET ON A KENTUCKY DERBY ENTRY PLACED Ss THROUGH HIS! EQGe OFF OFFICE.) " | INFORMANT TRAVELLED TO NEW YORK CITY ON MAY 6, 1962, DETAILS OF WHICH WILL FOLLOW, PH 623-C% ADVISES BRUNO POSSIBLY IN MIAMI FOR FEW DAYS, MIAMI! CHECK SOURCES, } RECEIVED: 63:16 PM (COMPLETELY UNDECIPHERABLE) CORRECTED TIME: 12:19 AM 5-8-62 RLP REE _ (ZF Ti I-54] 1 A aaS a 62 May’ 1 f TOL 9: If the intelligence 1 4 969 the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably paraphrased inorder to protect the Bureau’ s cryptographic systems. ee Docld: 32561703 Page 1
[T. x Se ; 3 ; mre, ; (i ¢4 : . £ . 3 PH 92-441 fll S - appearing at INS hearing. PH 665-C-TE has advised BUFALINO stated to Informant that WASSERMAN wants to subpoena records of Federal Agencies including FBI into hearing, and will do anything to accomplish this. FBI has not been mentioned in press in connection with WASSERMAN's charges. Article appearing in Philadelphia Inquirer Friday morning, 4/10/64, states as follows: "Attorney for RUSSELL BUFALINO, 60, charged Thursday at deportation proceedings that the Federal Government was monitoring telephone calls and mail of his client, and called upon the agencies 'to disclaim this contention or acknowledge it'", Since WASSERMAN's charge was emphatically refuted in official records of hearing, and since FBI not specifically mentioned in press in article reporting instant hearing, it is felt best interest of Bureau has been served, and no further action is recommended, Hearing will be closely followed and Bureau advised of any pertinent developments. “2 a ° : Sa 2 HW 45739 DoclId: 32565074 Page 1
PAGE TwO MM 45-1175 BOSCH IS AWAITING THE RESULTS OF HIS APPEAL TO THE FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS AND HE EXPECTS TO BE RELEASED WITHIN A SHORT WHILE. ADMINISTRATIVE. MIAMI SOURCE IS MM ONE THREE THREE SEVEN DASH S. u) IT Is RECOMMENDED THAT THE BUREAU DISSEMINATE ABOVE LETYPE IMMEDIATELY TO USDJ AND STATE DEPT. AS BOSCH AND HIS SUPPORTERS HAVE EXERTED CONTINUAL PRESSURE ON U. S. GOVERNMENT TO OBTAIN HIS RELEASE FROM PRISON. END DRL FBI WASH DC CLR See + Docld: 32557729 Page 1
FD-36 (Rev. 12-13-56) FBI Date: 4/30/62 Transmit the following in (Type in plain text or code) Via __ATRTEL _ ! (Priority or Method of Mailing) fr ee ee bow TO : Director, FBI (92-2839) “FROM : SAC, Philadelphia (92-441) SUBJECT: RUSSELL S=BUFALINO, aka AR : are SUMMARY LOUIS ALPERT, PCI, advised that Tri-City Textile Company, Old Forge, Pa, is actually owned by subject with CASPER GUIMENTO as is "front." No specific evidence of ownership shown to ALPERT but he said GUIMENTO had no money and could not have established this concern alone. Trooper CARL MACIEJEWSKI, PSP, Wyoming, reported he heard a rumor that there was someone at Pittston that subject wanted to "rub" out. Identity of this person and actuality of information unknown to MACIEJEWSKI's ON ZZ. FROHBOSE ()- Bureau (92-2839) - Philadelphia (92-441) FTH/cas | (3) | "Ow GL-A ¥2 9-139 ABNER LE SOG