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-3 (Rev.*1 2-14-64) Tolson Belmont 3 Mohr DeLoach a: .% . DECODED*COPY JE Sullivan Tavel CAIRGRAM © CABLEGRAM xxRADIO TELETYPE =::.'= RB OFFERED 5-7-65 je DIRECTOR FROM TLoAGO 061822 BC fet GUS ALEX, AKA AR. Recent oP RENNES SOR LEE ‘CG 6502-C% ADVISED ALEX AND PARAMOUR,. SUZANNE FUEGER, RECENTLY DISCUSSED PLANS FOR COMING TRIP TO GERMANY BY FUEGER, APPEARS SHE WILL DEPART APPROXIMATELY MAY 14, NEXT. EXPECTING TO ARRIVE MUNICH, GERMANY, FOLLOWING DAY. PURPOSE OF VISIT POSSIBLY TO ASSIST MOTHER, ELROSE FUEGER, IN SALE OF HOME. SINCE ALEX BANNED FROM SWITZERLAND pascoms POSSIBILITY EXISTS FUEGER MAY ATTEMPT ENTRY. SWITZERLAND = (N-HTS“BERATFSDEEWED ADVISABLE FOR SWiss” "POLICE CONDUCT ~ VESTTGATTON AS BEFORE. BUREAU REQUESTED ADVISE LEGAT ~~ "BERN. CHICAGO WILL ADVISE FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS. 7 RECEIVED: ‘44:14 AM RUP START ye Oe \ 3 If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably paraphrased in orderjto protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. Docld: 32556645 Page 1
a = eee a - 8 oD 3. me bp CODE (5/7185 |  CABLEGRAM _& 8 URGENT 1 —- Mr, Leggett 70 Lucats pern— T° P Ja 2)§ 9°70 7p FROM DIRECTOR FBI «GUS ALEX, ARy CHICAGO ADVISES SUZANNE FURGER, PARAMOUR OF CHICAGO TOP HOODLUM GOS ARK, APPARENTLY PLANS 10 VISxE GERMANY, DEPARTING THIS conn MAY ELEVEN NEXT TO ARRIVE IN MUNICH, GERUANY, THE FOLLOWING DAY, VISIT POSSIBLY TO ASSIST MOTHER, ELROSE FUEGER, IN SALE OF HOME, INASMUCH AS ALEX HAS BEEN BANNED FROM SWITZERLAND, CHICAGO BELIEVES POSSIBILITY EXISTS FUEGER MAY ATTEMPT ENTRY pmo SFITERLAD PURPOSES , ; : LEGATS REQUESTED TO ACCOMPLISH APPROPRIATE COVERAGE OF FUEGER'S © MOVEMENTS AND ACTIONS DURING VISIT AND ADVISE BUREAU OF ANY PERTINENT <.° INFORMATION RECEIVED; oe : NOTE: Alex and his paramour, Suzanne Fueger, visit Europe annually and usually. vacation in Switzerland, where Alex may handle . financial transactions at Bern on behalf of himself.‘and Chicago hoodlum’ group. Following most recent visit several months‘ ago, Swiss authorities declared Alex persona non grata on basis of his hoodlum background and barred his return to that country until 1975, Chicago believes his girl friend, /Suzanne, may possibly visit Switzerland to take care of financial tokotYansactions of Alex and others, and requests coverage. Legats previously Belmont furnished descriptive and background information on Fueger. ; DeLoach — ; ‘. Casper - For Pirect. Cleared.with Mr, Mario Gregorio, Conrad feign Liaison3') “ _ 8 Gale , Sulliven ~ JGL: ra 4 Tavel (4) y P| Trotte y, pa Tele. Roa 3 Mea degtee ove Z . Holmes oO —_ vie, , ( Gandyy— 2 MAL Room LI TELETYPE unit LW] * (f Docld: 32556645 Page 2?
eH RE RT TEE Ah Aye “. BuR ’ 2 Palsan—— ‘DEP; I HONT OF JUSTICE oe ; CY \ Mr. Belmont.—— My. DeLoach.. — “MAY 1 4 é 1965 Mr. Casper. FA Mr, Callahan iw) ; TELETYP Mr. Conrad... : t Mr, Felt_... Mr. Gale r. RosenQ...4—- FB1, CHCAGO Me, Sullivan 616 CDST DEFERRED 5°12°65 AAA Mr. Trotter Mr. Tavel.._-—— | | Miss Holmes... j \ Miss Gandy. , }* DIRECTOR (92-3182) FROMs: CHICAGO (92-373) Gus no AKA, ARe / wae ELEVEN Last st TO ADVISE 0 OF F HIS REPRESENTING ALEX, WHOM HE HEARD was: BEING’ SUBPOENAED IN FORTH COMING FG@J PROCEEDINGS... WALSH cofCERNED 7 OVER. fer, “OF QUESTIONING THEY MIGHT EXPECT. NOTED ALEX NOTEYET Ze SUBPOENAED’ a AT THAT TIME. WALSH PROMISED To MAKE ALEX AVAILABLE “HIS: oFFICh ies AM.THIS DATE FOR SERVICE. ALEX SERVED TODAY BY BUREAU AGENTS AT WALSH’S QFFICE,. ALEX INQUIRED WHY ADDRESS OF % ELEVEN FIFTY NORTH LAKE. SHORE DRIVE USED, APPARENTLY BECAUSE. HE LIVES THERE UNDER NAME OF BROTHER SAM ALEX, AND BECAUSE NO OPEN. INQUIRY MADE THERE DUE TO EXCELLENT COVERAGE. WALSH INSTRUCTED. , ALEX TO HAVE NO CONVERSATION AND. AS AGENTS DEPARTING, ASKED TO KNOW WHAT THEY SHOULD PREPARE FOR AT ALEX°S APPEARANCE. AGENTS DECLINED TO DISCUSS MATTER. REC-10 G2 - BB) f 2 —/0 77 END / ai Koy 1 MAY 18 1965 HA 0 ALS oy ; uy ’ ma — - er Fer was A MAY 1 Docld: 32556646 Page 1
reERAL BURA OF fvESTIARTICG () Rit iMUNICATIONS SECTION viv od 9 45 we TELETYPE AM We on HS va Uy FBI WASH . DC a FBI CHICAGO © 605 / PM.CDST URGENT 5-19-65 AAA TQ? DIRECTOR (92-3182) ‘FROM: CHICAGO (92-375) . . oat ’ _ ALSO ENGYH AS : i Arott Bote x reteering. GUS ‘ALEX. AKA, AR.” ALEX APPEARED FEDERAL BUILDING» CHICAGO, TEN AM TODAYEFOR — SCHEDULED APPEAR ANCE BEFORE F@J. HAD ATTORNEYS MAURICE. WALSH ap “| cuanuts LIEBMAN IN WITNESS QUARTERS WITH HIM. WALSH ABSENT.” ot MUCH OF TIMES! BEING INVOLVED IN ANOTHER CASE INBUILDING, © = LIEBMAN FORMER. VICE CHAIRMAN, CHICAGO CHAPTER, AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERITIES UNION, AND CLOSE ASSOCIATE OF CHICAGO HOODLUM ATTORNEY — MICHAEL BRODKIN. ALEX DECLINED TO LEAVE BUILDING FOR LUNCH vITH a | OTHER WITNESSES FOR FEAR OF “RUNNING THE GAUNTLET OF NEWSPAPER: AND» “ * ee canes REPORTERS AWAITING THE CELEBRITIES". ALEX APPEARED we BEFORE, “FGJPM THIS. DATE, AND. ENVOK ED" FIFTH AMENDMENT . mary WA. eJRL FBI WASH DC - ate 26% _ aay 2 ws Docld: 32556647 Page 1
o Tolson Belmont Mohr Callahan Conrad €_ & FY x ny V DeLoaGh§ DECODED \COPY Evans ALES Maloné=”. ‘ a\ 4-41 [Revin3-5"62) . o> Pane Trotter Tele. Ro , | i tof | : | “ ! = | ca Radio caTeletype,y S/,4' wy T& DIRECTOR FROM SAC PHILADELPHIA 132000 ANGELO BRUNO; AR. WA FILE 9262717 AND PHILA FILE 92=ldh. DAILY TELETYPE, BRUNO ABSENT FROM PHILADELPHIA, BELIEVED ON TRIP WITH CALOGERO SINATRA, ITALIAN NATIONAL. BRUNO'S BROTHER-IN-LAW, RALPH MARANCA, TOLD PH 614-C=TE JULY 12, 1962 WOULD 7 RETURN LATE SUNDAY JULY 15, 1962 OR SOMETIME MONDAY JULY 16, LL . 1962. SINATRA TOLD SAME SOURCE JULY 11, 1962 HE AND BRUNO FLYING BUFFALO. BRUNO CONSIDERED DANGEROUS, RECEIVED: 5:02 PM VLH REG: 63 . EX-L19 25 JUL 1% 1962 A ty 34]: i Ni rN If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably d ene A - { rer dy , . t . paraphrased inigrder toi provert) the Bureau’s cryptographic systems Docld: 32561544 Page 1
clos "OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10. 5010-106-03 . ~* MAY 1962 EDITION GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 : UNITED STATES GC” “RNMENT 7 Memorandum TO : Director, FBI (92-3182) DATE? = 5-25-65 nA oM hk: Legat, Paris (92-4) (P.) SL vos ex » aka AR Re Chicago LHM dated 3-16-65. Investigation requested in referenced Chicago memorandum was referred by letter to the Police Judiciaire (Criminal Police), S@reté Nationale (PJSN), on 3-24-65. Contact has been maintained with the PJSN regularly to obtain the results of their inquiry. Mr. ALFRED GERTHOFFERT of the PJSN advised on 5-24-65 that investigation thus far had failed to locate any record of three mink coats and jewelry having been declared at the time FUEGER entered France. Mr. GERTHOFFERT stated that it appears that this material was not questioned by the French Customs and that no record was made of it ; at the time she entered France. The investigation is con- . tinuing, however, and Mr. GERTHOFFERT will furnish us with | the final results thereof in the near future. It is‘noted that Chicago memorandum indicates that Chicago is awaiting further information regarding the use of false identification by FUEGER while in Paris. The results of that inquiry were contained in Paris letter 3-2-65. It was indicated that the question of false identity apparently arose as a result of information having been furnished erroneously by the Hotel Bristol. No further inquiry is being conducted in that regard. We willi@otitinue to follow with the PJSN and advise thetBie aisle OV2INE pets a 4 - Bureau -(h 3 Liaison Séction AG 3 Chicago: 82-373, info. ) 4y Jace) Li weak | 2 Wea re es ee | S2 _ By g2=1080 SyQp ©) eS ee R . of oe ae JUN 1 1965 low gn Ae, G9 SUNS (WE Docld: 32556645 Page 1
FD-36 (Rev. 12-13-56) , ; 7, oo Q Date: 6-22-65 Transmit the following in — (Type in plain text or code) ; , AIRTEL | _ SO od (Priority or Method of Mailing) | cA TO: | + ‘DIRECTOR, FBI (92-3182) © (ASF ROM : LEGAT, BONN (92-5) (P) SUBJECT: GUS ALEX, aka - AR, _ ReBucabs 5~-7-65 and 5-16-65. The Bundeskriminalamt ‘(BKA - - West German Federal Criminal Police) has furnished the following information: ~ A check of the records available through TWA Airways in Frankfurt/Main, West Germany, failed to reveal any information, indicating’ that SUZANNE FUEGER arrived by TWA from New York between _ May 12 and May 19, 1965. No passengerg lists are maintained on the - local flights of ‘Lufthansa between Frankfurt/Main and Munich, Germany, and therefore no record on FUEGER could be located for travel between these points. Further, FUEGER has not been‘ocated / at any hotel in Munich. : oo L ; Inquiries in Munich have revealed that FUEGER's mother, ELSE ROSE FUEGER, sold her house in the village of Riederau for a | sum of 40,000 Marks , and purchased a flat at 12 Martha-Braeustrasse, | Fuerstenfeldbruck , West Germany. This is a town in the immediate vicinity of Munich. Mr. and Mrs. PRASSE, son-in-law and daughter, _ respectively, of. Mrs. FUEGER, were residing with her in the house in Riederau, “ and as of May 18, 1965, were still in the house, although they . planned to move Shortly to Nuernberg, West Germany. The inquiries indicated that the. sale of the house led to quarrels in the family.’ regarding FUEGER's activities. EX | Ag G2. BIER - “LE 2. 2 - Bureau . c oT Wee, ca gfe (1 - Liaison) : 7 ae YS l~ .(2 - Chicago: 92-373) Lh i aS a ‘SON 4 196 ‘ f° 1 -.Bern: 92-10 (into; sent direct) Y% =—-Bo C S$  GAVekmm = (7) Qe | bis 1p ake especial Kent in Charge “Wd 4 Police efforts are continuing ‘to obtain some information “ r Sent Docld: 32556649 Page 1
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10, 5010-—107-02 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 UNITED STATES C “/ERNMENT Memorandum “TO DIRECTOR, FBI (92-3182) DATE: 6/17/65 _ EGAT, PARIS (92-4) (RUC) . SUBJECT: GUS ALEX, aka ie Re Paris letter to Bureau 5/25/65. On 6/15/65, the Police Judiciaire (Criminal Police), Sareté Nationale (PJSN), Paris, France, advised that following an extensive search of their records French Customs authorities have been unable to locate any record that FUEGER declared three mink coats and jewelry at the time she entered France. Our French source has concluded that these belongingSapparently were not questioned and no record was made at that time that FUEGER was in possession / of them, C4> Bureau (1 - Liaison Section) me : (1 - Chicago, 92-373, Info.) a AYES 1 - Paris be aa: ‘cetm /Ce {? Ct 4 uy OFT c | 433 | i | | oP 7 MN a arzih® ge Bie SATA SAN TRAE oe RECAA92. 3/92. 10%6 1 JULeT 1965, \ . nh §\ sf 28 bi te . co ; v Riya EPS - Buy Us: Savings Bonds Regularly on the PayrollcSaxieie lan Docld: 32556652 Page 1
FD-143: (Rev. 4-2-63) “~ oN ‘ "OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 ! 5010-106 : , i , . MAY 1962 EDITION : . , + GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 ce. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum JUNE TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (BOfile 92-3182 ) DATE: 5/19/65 Ld FROM/44 SAC, CHICA Y¥-350 sub L) SUBJECT: JUSTIFICATION FOR CONTINUATION OF YERCHIEEGAL OR MICROPHONE SURVEILLANCE O - : RE: Title _ GUS ALEX, aka ! Character of Case AR oe Field Office: 0G 6s0e ce Symbol Number «CG 65 Type of Surved tae 25 Gr or : ; yP ‘(Yeon Cree oe f, iy - Mic rophone) be z ed ae hi A ee a. ¢¢ — i. Name of ‘person or organization on whom sunvet siamvenpiieear~on elieniie eee GUS ALEX, Apt. 10-C, 1150 North Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, _ Illinois. 2. Address where installation made. Also give exact room number or area d covered: Apt. 10-C, 1150 North Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, I1l. 3. Location of monitoring plant: Chicago Office Consolidated Plant. 4, Dates of initial authorization and installation: al 12/14/61 - initial authorization; 1/4/62 - installation established. 5. Previous and other installations on the same subject (with dates and places): None. : REO. gy 072 24k a Joo}, é | 6. If installation is a technical surveillance, answe Sllowine questions: ae Is a trunk line utilized? Not applicabléna. “3 b. Is the Surveillance on a switchboard? 4 Gees 1965 . ¢+ Is the surveillance on’ “d pubric goin-operatedatslapnone? Renee! rd - Bureau . pe ered PEEPS "Oe Sy eer X COPYMADE IN vider }Gfcri0n fe a ‘ Docld: 3275566584 Page 1
10. lil. 12. 13. 14. a CG 92-350 sub L d. Is surveillance on a private line or a party line? e. If a party.line, how many parties? If a microphone surveillance involved, state number of microphones actually used and location of each: One - Apt. 10-C, 1150 North Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, I1l. Is the installation part of a tel-mike? If so, give symbol of other side of the combination: No. Specific examples of valuable information obtained since previous report with indication of specific value of each item and the date information received. State what use was made of each item involved: (Add insert pages) Dayeto day information on activities, travel & associates of ALEX, Could above information have been obtained from other sources and by other , | means? No. . { Number of live informants (in field division) who cover same subject: None for same coverage. Has security factor changed since installation? No. Any request for the surveillance by outside agency (give name, title and agency): © No. | Cost of Plant Premises: None. (Plant located in Chicago Office) a. Rental costs for plant premises: b. Give total number of other surveillances monitored at same plant. 15. . ~ 2. Docld: 3275566584 Page 2?
FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) oo 4. oO FBI , Date: 6/24/65 | \ | { | | | | | \ | | Transmit the following in [Type in plaintext of code) ; | ~ | wn AITRTEQ 2 (Priority) | ac toe TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (92-3182) " JUNE" FROM : SAC, CHICAGO (92-350 SUB L) \ SUBJECT : cus BEEK, aka The following information was obtained from CG 6502-C on the indicated dates. It is noted that information from this source is monitored and reviewed on a daily basis and pertinent information is expeditiously handled. It is noted that since the departure of ALEX's paramour, SUZANNE FUEGER, for the trip to visit her mother in Germany, there has been a minimum of activity in the apartment. In the past when ALEX has been in the apartment alone for any length of time he has had frequent visitors, however, on this occasion it seems that the visitors are at a minimum and conversation as well. Also, the fact that ALEX was served a subpoena to appear before the Federal Grand Jury in Chicago apparently has tai a considerable effect on ALEX and he has been reported to be very upset, moody and possibly on the verge of a nervous breakdown, because of this and the fact that his \ \ | mother has been extremely ill and apparently is not expect a, to live. On the morning of May 18, 1965, NATHAN "BUTCH" LADON is in to visit ALEX and they discussed a card game which took place on the previous night which was ALEX's usual Monday night card game. GUS said that he had never seen EDDIE VOGEL as mad as he was over the game. Apparently VOGEL lost a large sum of money. . ; ~ Aeon @)- Bureau (€BM)rn -- 4, mean Ce) eee pom i Chicago me “ 3s cicrare Ree B ~) wel EWA :mav a ARE ied f vd te t DS ge eA Approved: Sent % 2 Docld: 32556685 Page 1
SUBJECT: nia "OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 “MAY 1962 EDITION “eusAnex, 5010-106-08 GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 pin UNITED STATES Gr ERNMENT Memorandum DIRECTOR, FBI (92-3182) : LEGAT, BONN (92-5) (RUC) aka AR ReBucab. to Bern and Bonn, see DATE: 7-19-65 6-29-65. Upon receipt of recab, we immediately advised the Bundeskriminalamt (BKA - West German Federal Criminal Police) to discontinue. information and this case is RUC. 3 - Bureau €1 - Liaison) 1 - Bonn JCFM: gjm (4) 51 wie Docld: 32556636 Page 1 The BKA developed no further a Ve eee REC 101 3S JUL 22 1965 G J - jita- 08.
74 "OPTIONAL FORM NO. 19 a: 5010-108-03 co “ MAY 1962 EDITION _ (GSA GEN. WEG . NO. 27 “UNITED STATES Ge - ¢RNMENT Memorandum : | oo TO : Director, FBI (92-3182) DATE: . 9/17/65 — FROM : egat, Bern (92-10) -(P) SUBJECT: GUS ‘ALEX, aka aa AR NN ™ ReBucab 6/29/65, -Enclosed for the information of the Bureau are 3 - copies of a letter dated 9/14/65 from the Swiss. Central Police Bureau (SCPB), STR PRAY The Bureau. £av.1S.Lequested nb hold any investigation in this cee Sa sphes wage pending age Of" .wuswer ton tora inverveentn ag : wee (a>. pure at —_ ENCLOSURE 1 - Li ~ (1 - Chicago) (92- -373) Ceito) a at fe CRecnge Ang 0 hipyfes .L - Bern “HDG: mis (5) EX 75 Ig fe 4; —! REc. 22.2 be 29 # 2 cep Kees . DIAIZIOW @bECIVE MAE? LIGVLIAE —— ECEIAES : Vk | 2 EP 29162 . go dst Ge L A Ss NSS " ; ee ae ee Docld: 32556687 Page 1
por Na oY an ~ of Ko _ BUREAU CENTRAL SUISSE DE POLICE . 2605 Bemes 14th § UFFICIO CENTRALE SVIZZERO DI POLIZIA - (3005 Berney 4th 8s ys fe ‘ 95 HZ/Ep _ Se — o cane 7 praia D. Grushy | qnex Gus, born April 1, 1914.00." > Qmerican Embassy. § Te yt ny Jubbldiumsstrasse 9% gos.) 3000 Bern : 5 $ i in |Ref.No Dear Sir: | oe oo: ae As you know, since the letter of your Office of February 19 the above named person was held under control each year when he came. to Switzerland for his winter~holidays. In this letter he was . described as a well-known gangster in the United-States and as 4 member of the Chicago:crime syndicate. For this reason, your | services asked for a discreet ckéck of his activities and contacts — . while in Switzerland..With lewer o April 22, T9597 your office. sent us a photograph of this/nan'in order to facilitate searches. _ With letter of May 12,..195¢, 'we. rec fingerprints, taken in USA under }} Alex Gus.) 1: pets | oe a . .- With letter of Jamiary:7, 19634 Wwe sent to your office copy of a: a. letter handwritten by ALEX and addressed to Baur-au-Lac Hotel in  Bariche 7 BR re ‘With letter of January 6,.1964, we forwarded to your office a. _,. hotel control note signed by ALEX and a copy of his passport, . WO number DO74551, issued in Chicago pn 3/21/65 (date of birth ce ‘Mos April 1,°1916). | ey Me - ne es With létter of January 17, 19645 we informed you that ALEX had... | . telephon contacts with nr. 312 GA 38675 in Evergreen Park/Ill. » . (this number appears again in subsequent letters of our office). .. gh. We sent you also 2 photographs taken at the Schlosshotel in... Dietgard, as well as a copy... tel filled in by ALEX. forwarded to your office a when arriving at Zurich-Airport. O% r eived from your Office subject's . 4244200 and under the name of | & "& - Pontresina, showing ALEX and FUEGY of the note of arrival at the 5 Qt With letter of January 24, 1964 bt + photograph showing ALEX and FUEG . With letter of January 14, 1965% we sent to you another copy of hotel control note filled in by ALEX at the Schlosshotel in Pontresina,. i. » wwf F Due to your various requgéts Of searchesdcand control of ALEX's .-. stays and contacts in Switzerland, the Zurich Police proposed i 4 an interdiction of entry in Switzerland against ALEX who, on the .- = oie ENCLOSURE OO Docld: 32556687 Page 2?
Pove — \ ; x : . he ert e481 (Rev. 35-62) 7 C) Pa ( give Warez Mohr as $24 Soy ei re, 4 re CECODED COPY V4 co Radio exTeletype = vRCENI SA 5250 PM EDST ERA SS a) , AO DIRECTOR Tele. Room FROM SAC PHILADELPHIA 142430 ANGELO”™ BRUNO, AKAs; AR. DAILY TELETYPE. IGNATIUS DENARO, UNDERBOSS OF PHILA FAMILY, INTERVIEWED BY BUREAU AGENTS | MAY 10, 1962. PH 623-C+ AND PH 61l=C-TE ADVISED BRUNO | "BURNED UP" OVER DENARO TALKING WITH AGENTS AND DENARO | AND BRUNO HAD VIOLENT ARGUMENT OVER THIS. BRUNO CONSIDERED DANGEROUS, RECEIVED: 5:54 PM CTF YJ -2N1-$be & MAY 8" 1962 | 3’? MAY 31 1999 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: 32756163835 Page 1
fy oie “. Federal Office dealing with oan cone This measure wash ., dealing with Foreigners comes to the assumption tha "who was the subject of your requests and the interdictufo E Oi entry - hotel notes, copy of passport with photograph and photographs ) entry was pronounced against ALEX on February 3; 1965 fovea to ALEX on his return to Chicago (letter of Chicago Pe March 16, 1965). Subsequently, ALEX appealed against its! interdiction of entry, pretending that the banished pe Si identical with him. ; . On the base of the examination of hotel note copies, and the photographs mentioned above, the Swiss Fede into Switzerland may be two different persons. Due to these facts, ALEX will be allowed to enter Switzerland on a furfher visit at the end of this year. , ‘Therefore, we ask you to kindly let have made a new check in your country, on the base and by comparison the documents sent by you (photograph and fingerprints) and the pieces sent by us (copies of taken in Zurich and Pontresina) in order to establish whether we . are in front of two different persons named ALEX Gus, forwarding us the results of this enquiry at your earliest convenience. | Very truly yours, — 7 <> BUREAU CENTRAL SUISSE DE POLICE . 41, fame siz. Garreal . ce eee ng ene een so nee ne tnt coger es grce et Docld: 327556687 Page 3
iundesirable, Alex has appealed and Swiss police now advise they ‘feel there is some question of identity as to whether there are ‘verification concerning this. Legat has requested Swiss authorities JGL: tim 10/5/65 Airtel To: Bb SAC, Chicago | From: “22 Director, FBI of Be _ IL f a / O 18 GUS ALEX ae ANT ¥-RACKETEER ING‘ AWE Reurtel 10/4/65, - Your suggestion that action be initiated to have Swiss authorities require Alex to submit affidavit relative to his presence in Switzerland is being held in abeyance pending the receipt of informtion which Legat Bern has requested from Swiss authorities concerning this matter. Note: Chicago hoodlum Gus Alex and his paramour visit Switzerland - each winter on vacation and Legat Bern has established appropriate | coverage in past years through Swiss authorities. Following last visit of Alex during past winter Swiss authorities issued a prohibition against Alex's re-entry into the country on the basis that he was an two persons by the name of Gus Alex involved and have requested futher to furnish information as to reason why they believe two different persons by the name of Gus Alex are involved. Chicago suggests that since evidence of Alex's presence in Switzerland is conclusive that contact be made with Swiss officials to require Alex to furnish affidavit denying his presence in Switzerland, Chicago being advised that this will be held in abeyance pending receipt of requested information by Legat Bern. Docld: 325566385 Page 1
f {, 12-14- 64) Tolson C7 ° - © Belmont ° Mohr ? y DeLoach a: J Casper Cc . mh sus pe d \ ll eae DECODED COPY a Sullivan Tavel totter CAIRGRAM © CABLEGRAMZ RADIO xx TELETYPE Tele, Room Holmes 7:00,PM CSDT DEFERRED 10-64 PAK TorvDIRECTOR The fro CHICAGO 04.1936 aux, AKA. AR. a RE LETTER FROM LEGAT, BERN TO BUREAU SEPTEMBER 17 LAST, WHICH INDICATES ALEX'S APPEAL AGAINST “INTERDICTION OF ENTRY" BASED UPON PRETEXT THAT HE 1S NOT IDENTICAL WITH BANISHED PERSON. | CHICAGO SUGGESTS SINCE NQ DOUBT EXISTS ALEX IS IDENTICAL WITH | BAMISHED. EERSON., THAT LEGAT BERN RN MAY" DES | RE TO_ADVISE SWISS, .AU THOBLLES, THAT. AL ALEX BE REQUIRED TO. ‘sien eR RCE Te e SalierkD EN A ai) SUBMIT, AFFIDAVIT IC DENYING. HIS PRESENCE WITH REGARD, 10,,SPECLEIC LOCATIONS AND TIMES IN (SWITZERLAND, SINCE PREVIOUS EXTENSIVE ‘eesti NER EMTALA DN ATES Lie GERI AAD SAAR: INVESTIGATION CAN PLACE ALEX IN PRECISE LOCATIONS AT. 7 GIVEN TIMES, ALEX CAN THEREFORE BE PLACED IN POSITION OF” DENYING TRUTH OR WITHDRAWING HIS DEFENSE ON THIS BASIS, CHICAGO COULD ALSO INITIATE THIS REQUEST THROUGH SWISS CONSULATE, CHICAGO, IF _ BUREAU AU_DEEMS ADVISABLE. pan AA A UE NO ATRIA RECEIVED: 8:09 PM RUP 5 - REC Gj) INN 2 | PRD tae CEES 15 OCT 6 1965 Sart ae Caer Poe eo If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably paraphrased ‘in order to protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. Docld: 325566385 Page 2?