PG 92-228; 92-236 racket is opening up again in New. Kensington, Pa.,-on the authority of newly appointed Chief of Police JOHN: BORDONARO. PG T-20 said that two New Kensington pimps named NIP VURDEN and HORACE JARNIGAN have been allowed to re-open their: business at 1151 Fourth Avenue and that a hustler known as "JACKIE" is working for them at. that address. PG T-5 on November 17, 1958, stated that five prostitutes are now hustling on the second floor of a house on Barnes ‘Street, not further described, near the Kenmar Hotel in ‘New Kensington and are required to pay newly appointed Chief of Police BORDONARO and Mayor RAYMOND GARDLOCK. $75 a week each for protection, ° \ 1958, reported that JOHN BORDONARO, Chief of Police, New Kensington, Pa., testified for 33 minutes before the Federal Grand Jury on October 27,-1958. The press speculated that BORDONARO was. called before the Grand Jury along with other. gamblers in New Kensington in connection with the gambling losses of- JOHN. KONOWAL, JR., at the. .. Triangle Billiards gambling casino. a . Coe ‘The "Pittsburgh Post Gazette" in an article dated October 28, DANIEL J.. ZELOYLE Former Chief of Police. _ a New Kensington, Pa. (deceased) PG T-5 on October 14, 1958, stated that approximately two weeks ago DANIEL ZELOYLE's widow telephoned PG T-21, lof unknown reliability, and. requested PG T-21 to.come to the ZELOYLE farm immediately on a matter of importance. +PG Te5 said that when PG T-21 arrived Mrs. ZELOYLE, —. jher daughter, and son-in-law told him that they had. been flooking all over the farm to find. ZELOYLE's money but. had labsolutely no luck and asked PG T=21 how much he. would. festimate that he paid ZELOYLE when the latter was Chief lof Police of New Kensington. PG.T-5 pointed out that during ‘the period 1944 to 1950 when PG T-21 was operating a house lof prostitution in New Kensington with ZELOYLE's permission / lPG T-21 paid ZELOYLE.in excess of $250,000. PG T-5 -fsaid that. PG T-21 told him he advised Mrs. ZELOYLE that fone had paid her husband that amount and further that he - 25 - HW 45354 DBocld:32296176 Page 11
PG 92-228; 92-236 It is recalled that during February, 1958, PG T-4 stated that SAMUEL MANNARINO in early 1957 purchased |a hunting lodge surrounded by 200 acres of land. At the time PG T~44 understood MANNARINO to say the lodge was located in Somerset County, Pa., and extensive investigation was conducted to identify the lodge in an effort to locate GABRIEL MANNARINO who might logically be expected to be hiding there. «© | So PG T-4 on October 28, 1958, learned through JACK KRUPA, New Kensington, Pa., councilman and long-time hunting companion of the MANNARINO brothers, that the hunting lodge is not located in Somerset County, Pa., but is actually a twenty room farm house generally referred to as a hunting lodge surrounded by approximately 200 acres of densely wooded land in Pennsylvania near the Pennsylvania Maryland. border approximately a fifteen minute drive by automobile from Hagerstown, Maryland.” PG T-4 was unable to. obtain any additional. information because of the likelihood of arousing KRUPA'Ss suspicions. oo Examination of road maps of the area indicate that the hunting lodge could be located in Franklin County probably in the general vicinity of Waynesboro and Greencastle, Pa. : PG TA on October 28, 1958, recalled that he was in SAM MANNARINO's office at the Ken Iron and Steel Company during December, 1957, when the press and radio carried the first accounts of GABRIEL MANNARINO's being called before the Federal Grand Jury in New York. PG T-4 stated that while he was at the office Deputy Marshals were then attempting to locate GABRIEL MANNARINO when his brother, SAM, received a phone call: from GABRIEL and hurriedly told him "They are trying to serve you with a subpoena, take off for the brush." PG T-4 said that in view of MANNARINO's prolonged disappearance. . it would seem logical to assume that if SAM MANNARINO's . remarks were interpreted literally his advice "take off for the brush" could have been his subtle way of telling GABRIEL to hide out at the hunting lodge. oo. By way of background information. PG T-4 pointed out on . October 28, 1958, that the lodge or farm house near the Maryland border has several four wheel drive trucks parked on the property that are. used from time to time by local residents. PG T-4 said that according to KRUPA the area | is thickly populated with whiskey stills and that local game wardens are reluctant to enter the area apparently because HW 45354 DBocld:32296176 Page 12
PG 92-228; 92-236 that MANNARINO and LA ROCCA could be in Youngstown, Ohio. PG T-35 went on to say that several years ago MIKE GABLE was. sent to Youngstown, Ohio, by VALENTI and hide out. for several months with. ANTHONY. CORBI. PG T-35 described himself as a former close associate of CORBI in a venture - dn Youngstown and added that CORBI-has a brother named FRANK CORBI who is a well known racket. figure in Baltimore, , Maryland. - In conclusion PG T-35 stated that ir either MANNARINO or LA ROCCA is in Youngstown, Ohio, or Warren, Ohio, he feels that he can locate them. a - It is noted that the information furnished by PG .T-35 confirms information given by PG T-36, who has furnished reliable information in the past, on August 25, 1958. PG T-37, with whom contact has been insufficient to determine degree of reliability, on: November 9, 1958, furnished . additional information coricerning GABRIEL MANNARINO’and . - JOHN LA ROCCA's possible presence in Warren,- Ohio, with CHARLES ‘MURGIE: My could not find out: about that ‘party yet, as that crew are very secretive, I have an Idea that they may be in Warren, Ohio again. -I think it. would be worth a try to watch that Charlie Murgie, from the Sunrise inn again, or watch his house:. at 753 Wildwood N.E. as he had them hidden down there, then he took them to Florida, but I think they must be there again, as I know they like to stay close to home as John. Larocc's Wife is going to have an operation soon." It is noted that Mrs. LA ROCCA did undergo surgery recently in Pittsburgh, Pa. | Hot Springs» Arkansas PG T=38, another Government agency conducting intelligence | investigations, on November 12, 1958, stated that a postcard or letter was sent to GABRIEL MANNARINO's home at 540 Charles Avenue, New:.Kensington, postmarked October 31, 1958, addressed to PAT CORSO from the Buck Staff Bathhouse, Hot Springs, Arkansas. PG T~-38 considered it likely that - 55 - Meee nee — - _ a HW 45354 DBocld:32296176 Page 13
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