ri 92 lp , o\ Jj \ T=3 further stated that it is his opinion th vey ONUNG is subservient to FELIX Du TULLIC, wa. "Skinny Tenor” He Dasel his s pinion on the following eleseribec ineicent woich was teld him by AUGUS ELNENAZZIC, wa. Gus, Chilelclohia Sclice 2g. Larcin erin 2bddes= Who is a :artnor of - CHILES VENEZIALE in the spcration -f a still. In appreximately 1953 or 195), PSTERi OL SBLLA,. Philatclphia top hesdlum, and ALFRED TEZZI, wentse te Cissolve their interest in the ‘Theket Grill, 13th ans Wherton Strocts, 2hilateli sia. brought a prospective buyer/ts. the Tokot “pill. This prospective buyers; DBRUNG, ane IEZZI, in Ciscussins the price beins askec for the ¢rill,hac a heatcad srreument with IBZ2T tellin SIUNC "De mela favor, keon the out of here." IBZZI then wont t© FRITS Dm TULLIT, wa. "Skinny dazer," snl tole him of the arsumcnt. DE TULLI«. on DLi TESZI not jte worTy aneut it. Aporoximately & week aftcr the arsumont, BRUNC called DR TULLIC and tele him about the arcument. Dp TULLI. suppvosgaly told BUMS f at this time that whoever was at fault m¥#!c no difference i because NFEE ; AAEZZT, commenly known as FiBDDY, has been ifentificd by T-3 as having part i interest in “the Tclevision Sar at 5th and  Washineton Strccts, | \ \ <. i { 4 { | BNO | | i 1 “Y is my partner." a Philatelohia, with Dr TULLIO. \ Appreximately a woek after SWC conteete: DE TULLIL, \ GUS MAZZIO, PAEDDY TEZZI ane BE TULLIC, were standing outside \ of the Television Bar when ZwN- Grove by ant Cid net speak. \ This apparently alarmed FiBDDY because he saic to Dg TULLIC, 4 "Look, there coes ShUNO and he dicn't even speak." SKINNY \ sala in effect, “Whe cares," \ A T-3 also statcd that within the last twe month perioc, MAZZIC told hi» about cpiving DE TULLI¢'s car in New Jersey. MAZZIC told him CLIVETO was in the back scat being chauffered, and, accorcing to T-3, this indicates thet CLIVETO is a loader in the Greaser Gane P=3, sai het CLIVETO. tosk over the position formorly “hold MOO - NEGINELLI. He also stated that CLIVETO was and was not kidded back; therefore, this is some. “Ene 3 that DE TULLIC is of lower rank than aera T-3 sie ‘th at ween j people contact DE TULLIG to have mattcors st izhtene ‘anc that he always acvises these persons hat he wil a ~ 16 -' HW 45737 Docld:32295259 Page 2?
; a ai +" i _ PH 92-Ysy See Law 11 (a) The above apparently refers To a crap game waich was formerly operated at 10th and Walnut Streets in Reading, Pa. As mentioned elsewhere in this report, informants have advised that JAMES GATTI, mentioned above, is an employee of JCE RUGNETTA, Philadelphia top hoodlum and presently serves as a bartender for RUGNETTA at the South Philly Grill. At Philadelphia, Pa, Rackets Informant T-8 advised that it has come to his attention through his own source that one ANGELO BRUNO is allegedly "top man" in, the rackets in Philadelphia at the present time. T-6 did not claborate further on this. Ho stated that if certain of his former fricnds, namely ANGELO BRUNO and 'CAPPIE" HOFFMAN, Philadelphia top hoodlums, learned that he had even talked to the FBI, 1t might bring physical harm to hin. at | On February 14, 1958, Philadelphia Confidential | I | On March 14, 1958, Philadelphia Confidontial Informant T-9 advised SA JOHN H. BIERMANN that ANGELO BRUNO of the Greascr Gang who is "a well-known racket man in Philadelphia,” has an individual named PHIL TESTA who works as his Lieutenant and right hand man and handles BRUNO's money. He also advised that another individual who does the same thing for BRUNO, is known to him only as "Do Do." Also on March 6, 1958, I-9 advised that he is indebtcd to BRUNO in the amount of $3,000. He said that BRUNO continues to keep his hand in most all types of rackets, including numbers, alcohol and shylocking. He said as far as he knows, BRUNO was still ono of the top men in the Greasor cane; however, since the [Italian hoodlums mct at Apalachin, N.Y., last year, therc has been somo talk that BRUNO docs not control the Greascr Mob, in Philadelphia, a On March 1h, 1958, T-9 adviscd SA BIERMANN that onc PRED/KLOSTERMAW has a large numbers business in Philadelphia, ; doing about $55000 pcr day. Ho said KLOSTERMAN is in with a | CAPPIE HOFFMAN and WILLIE WEISHERG, Philadclphie top hoodlums, | ' re A od v HW 45737 Docld:32295259 Page 3
PH 92a Informant stated BRUNO is said te have mace seme very big lcens te various members of the Jewish Mob and to have bankrollec them in many of their cctivitics. Informant further stated but could not substantiate, that BRUNO has mace @ very large amount of money in the boc tlegging racket anc was sais tc have operated one still for approximately 15 months, thereby clearing over $1,000,000. Loan Sharking On January 31, 1958, Philadelphia Conficential Informent @-12 adviscd Si JCHN H, BIDRMAN Ithat he was indebte:! to subject's brother-in-law, RALPH W.RANCA , for approximete ly $30,000. He stated he is having cifficulty making cnes mect and he is paying MARANCA cff in small amounts cach weck. By lettcr cated February 19, 1958, the Now York Division advised that New York Conficential Informants had state the subject was not known to them anc they hac nevor hears. his name mentioned in criminal circles in the New Ycrk Orcd.s The New York Office also advised that the records of the Credit Bureau of Greater New York, as furnished by PAULINE DE FIORE to SA PAUL F. ROIANDS on February 10, 1958, failed to reflect any record of the subject. The files. of the New York City Police Department Identification Division as checked by a clerk of that department, and furnished to SA AUGUST J. MICEK on February 3, 1958, failed tc reflect any record for the > Subject. HW 45737 Docld: 322952759 Page 4
(BE) LEGITIMATE ENTERPRIGES Dade County, Fla., Trash Collection Contract By airtel dated February 6, 1958, the Miami Division advised that DANIEL P. SULLIVAN, Operating Manager, Miami Crime Commission, had advised on February 5, 1953, that he personally, in a very discrect manner, ascertained that the garbage and trash contracts for Miami, Miami Beach and Dade County, Fla., are being handled by municipal employees and ‘that thesc three municipalitics domt contcmolate making any contracts regarding garbage and trash handling to any private interprises or contractors. The Miami Division also adviscd that no inguiry would be made at the Golden Nuzgot Motel, Miami Beach, 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 incuiry would reach BRUNO and have an cffeect on negotiations of BRUNO, Philadelphia Confidential Informant T-40 and othcrs involved in the garbage and trash contract. On February 18, 1958, Philadelphis Confidential Informnt T-10 idontificd the Scnator from Florids, previously rofcrred to by him as "Sonator MORRIS," es being Florida's State Senator JOSEPH BATON. The informent insists that the trash collection contract is to bc awarded in Dade County, Fla., which includes Miami and Miami. Beach, for both commer- cial and residential. T-10 stated he did not know who the Attorney HAFT or Scnator EATON would contact to obtain such a contract. He stated that neccssary 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 GIASS, FBI #3733699, formerly from Phila- delphia, and the present owner afid operator of the Golden Nuggct Motel, Miami Beach, Fla., was intervicwed on February 19, 1958, by SAs ROBERT K. LEWIS and ELMER F, EMRICH in connection with another mattor. GLASS advised that he knows BRUNO and that B2UNO was not registcred at the Golden Nugeet Motel at that time. GLASS was not receptive to ques- tions regarding BRUNO; thereforc, his association with BRUNO was not pnrsucd any further. 7 ~26- Lo HW 45737 Docld:32295259 Page 5