Released under. the Jol r.. 197 (4a USC 2107 woe y ‘PATE: 11-14-2017 a a_i ° | 14 anc aw, al Age A; , « CARLOS MARCELLO ey yy ANTI-RACKETEERING | hfe Boer t- 822. Brey pgefre es . cfye espa Pa. a Lae On July 7, 1961, Edwyn Silberling, Chief, Organized = bof) Crime atid Racketeer ing Section, Criminal Division, Department of Justice, advised that TheodorégGol dberg;” released from the Lewisburg Penitentiary, Lewisbur 5 ‘Bénnsyivania, duly 4, 1961, allegedly contacted Carl irving Noll, ‘witness under subpoena for the U. S. Governmént™in the SFES1lO- case in Washington, D. C.. Goldberg reportedly told Noll to contact Jack Wasserman, Washington, D. C., attorney for Marcello. It is alleged by Noll, the source of this information, that he also told Noll, "You have been talking," that Goldberg had received money ‘from Frank Costello, New York racketeer, and that Costello "will take care of you." Goldberg allegedly indicated. Noll should go to Chicago where he would receive money from Costello. Goldberg. left Washington for Chicago to begin employment on July 10 with ” the Big Four Clothing Co., 63rd and. Ashland Streets, Chicago. Noll is in fear of his personal safety. Vicnmina A pretext telephone call on July 9, 1961, to Frank NN Costello, 5 Barkers Point Road, Sands Point, New York, indicated Costello planned to be at his residence at ‘Sands | Point on the week-ends and at. his family residence, 115 Central Park West, ed York City, during the weekdays in the immediate future. He had no present intentions of traveling to Chicago. - ea tee gene f A check of Dun and Bradstreet records, Chicago, Illinois, on July 10, 1961, indicated the Big Four Clothing Co., is a . partnership which deals in men's clothing, This firm has two stores, one at 1157-59 West 63rd Street, and the other at 6301-05. South Ashland Avenue, both in Chicago, Illinois. Partners Are Banjamin [tzkovitz, porn in Russia in 1894, and Seymour J. Kovitz, born in the United States in 1917. The firm maintains ' four employees. pa ep WEY, VS Belmont Mohr —.____. . Callahan ab a % as Conrad r f ffe , - DeLoach SO" a ; an 743 ao 3 °° Evans Porky ¥ Malone { i VA: On ns ean “) Rosen yo v4 evel aU & so SEP 24 1961 “eg Qe , ; i ; Gz SF Ps va qi 5 ‘ en excorocesy if fe , recite PR ERE NSis it aie - MAIL ROOM = ur oa . ~ to ; aa ~ ot 7 mss . gh , \ } Docld: 322906275 Page 2?
e@leased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 19927 (44 Us¢ 2i0y Hotter. DATE: 11-14-2017 . os - os i t Me ~ yt ~ Carlos Marcello oo. The records of U. S, Federal Penitentiary, Lewisburg, ©. Pennsylvania, were reviewed on July 10, 1961. Theodore Goldberg, FBI No. 700132A, U. 8. Nep No. 24164-N3, was conditionally - veleased from this institute on July. 4,;.1961. He was sentenced on May 15, 1957, in the Eastern District of Chicago, on two — counts for a total sentence of three to six years for fraud, by telephone, fraud in interstate commerce and false pretenses. Goldberg was committed on June li, 1957. His parole supervision ends November 17, 1962. . oo —_ According to these records, Goldberg was granted . p,upon his release for a twoeday layover in Washington, Lyroute to Chicago to visit his son and ex-wife Amelia. , Dorchester Apartments, 2480 16th Street, N. W., Washington, D.C. In connection with his probation, he is to. be under the supervision of U. S. Probation Officer Ben Meeker at Chicago and to be employed by "S. d. Cavitz," Big Four. Clothing Co., Ashland Avenue, and 63rd Street, Chicago. These records describe Goldberg as white, male, born” November 8, 1904, McKeesport, Pennsylvania, 5 feet 7% inches, — 172 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. Prison officials at U. 8. Penitentiary, Lewisburg, have described Goldberg as a  tweasel" and "errand boy” for inmates of greater stature, During his tenure at the penitentiary, he. was an associate of Sam Katz, convicted Newark racketeer. o sa. July 14, 1961, Mr. Silberling of the Department of Justice, advised that Carl Irving Noll has been maintained. by Internal Revenue Service at the Admiral Hotel; Washington, DBD. C:, since the alleged contact by Goldberg. Noll: informed Internal Revenue Service Agents on July 14, 1961, that he had observed Pete Marcello of New Orleans, Louisiana, who is a brother of  @arlos Marcello, cruising in a black and white Cadillac in the — vicinity of the Admiral Hotel on this date. The license number = of this automobile allegedly,was CE 150, Washington, D. Cc. OO In addition it was alleged .that,Noll had made @ collect phone call from Washington, D. C., number Adams 20282, to the phone _ —_ listed at 1308 8th Avenue, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. — De a ne a ~ sn Docld: 322906275 Page 3
fReteased un under the John F. ‘Kennedy 3 Assassination Records Collection Rott 1999 (44 usc™ 2107 Hote: DATE: 11-14-2017. ' Carlos Marcello Listing for a telephone for Til 1l or 4 MildredJus ' Beaver Falls,. ent halal Who poss Bay are relative: Carl Irving Nol . Internal Revenue | Service Agents caught Noll making a phone call and he claimed he was calling this residence in an attempt to contact his mother, This call could have been made to either Tillie Noll or Mildred Mann. - The vecords of D. C.. Registration were reviewed for information concerning the issuance of 1961 Washington, D. C., license CE 150. It was determined there were no licenses issued in Washington, D. C., with the prefix letters CE. GE 150 was issued for a 1954 Pontiac and GC 150 WAS | issued for. a 1956 Ford. — . On August 31, 1961, William Meredith, Bell Telephone Conpatiy of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, advised on a confidential .. basis that no toll or collect calls were made during July, 1961, to Tilton 3-3343, the phone listed to Bruce L> avant, 308 8th Avenue, Beaver Falis, Pennsylvania, aud“théré “was no récord of any calis having been made to this number from Adams telephone exchange, ee D. C. There is no Aa | Investigation by. our New Orleans Division established ‘that Peter Harcello was in New Orleans, Louisiana, on July, 14, U. Ss. ‘Probation Officer, Kenneth 0. Whitmore, Chicago, Illinois, advised on July 11, 1961, that Goldberg was under his: supervision. Whitmore was pleased with Goldberg's progress and . praised his sales ability. He. verified that Goldberg was employed by the Big Four Clothing Co., Chicago, Illinois. Goldberg was residing at Room 821, Sheridan Plaza Hotel, Chicago, Illinois, and was expected to bring his wife and gon to Chicago | in the near future to “start. a new life,“ ‘Inquiry. at the Sheridan. Plaza Hotel indicated Goldberg made four calls to Washington, D. C., number 234-7886 on July 7, 8, 9 and 11, 1961, and one call to Buffalo, New York, number Tr 5=4751 on July 11, 1961. No local phone calis were noted, Inquiry established that Goldberg had received no mail since arriving at the hotel. No visitors have been noted il employees at the hotel, Docld: 32290675 Page 4
Sed under the Dothn fF. Kenneily Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Use 2107 Hope} ! DATE: 11-14-2017 | . t t nm: - if Carlos Marcello : ‘On duly 12, 1961, Mr. Herbert J. Miller, Assistant AG 3 Attorney. General, ‘Department of Justice, advised that RT Carl Irving Noll learned of} a card which. was written by = Goldberg and mailed to SamjKatz, an inmate in the Federal Penitentiary at Lewisbii ; SHmisylvania. Noll was of the opinion that this card containéd information involving Noll’s association with Carlos Marcello. Mr. Miller, who intercepted this card through the assistance of the warden at the U. S&S. Federal Penitentiary at Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, made it _ available to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. A copy” of. a letter dated July 7, 1961, which was received by Katz on- July. 10, 1961, from one of his regular correspondents: as — ‘well as the envelope in which this card was mailed were also— made available, The only tie-in between the letter and the card was that “Dr, Kessler" was’ mentioned in both. whiae Mr. Miller requested that. the contents of! ‘the card be examined for a possibly secret message and that handwriting specimens contained thereon be compared with known handwriting specimens of Goldberg to determine if he actually wrote: same. — The card in question is a Gibson greeting card. . The énvelope § in which it was mailed had no return address. It was addressed to Mr. Samuel Katz, 26705 Lewisburg Penitentiary, Lewisburg, | Pennsylvania, and postmarked, Washington, D. €., July 9, 1961, 9:30 p.m.. The following message was written in longhand on the inside. "Howaye Sam . An here at the convention with pr. Buchmore Dr. Seaichmore Dr. Benzmore _ Dr. Baton — About 400 attendants and you: don! tineed: he» mirror and am not Dr. Biunbuging.. yout sand a aim going to . try and try and try seats a _ oo os “Yours a mo eet, f se te rE Dr. Silverstein & he | oe ‘Dr. Kessler" . The two-page typewritten letter described above ok -which was dated Friday, July 7, 1961, is not pertinent to this , oe - a oe a Fa A RN TE aT py Docld: 322906275 Page 5