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Evening star., 1961-01-29
A HARD MAN TO DEpoRT
a HARD MAN TO DEpoRT
The y. S. Case Against MarceIIo
By MIRIAM OTTENBERG
star staff Writar

For more than seight years the
Government has been trying to
deport Q racketeer branded In
congressional hearings as a Malta
mobster and zone Of the principal
criminals in the United States
today Carlos Marcello Of New
Orleans.
Now. Attorney General Robert
F. Kennedy plans to 60 into the
Mareello case.
Terming the whole question Of
deporting alien racketeers "a mat
ter of concern" Mr.. Kennedy says
we win be looking into It and
will be particularly interested in
the case of Mr.. Marcello."
The immediate problem: How
to convince the Italian courts that
Marcello really is an italian cit
izen, although born in Tlnis.
And, II the courts find he is
. citizen: How to convince the
Italian government to accept him.
Marcello was q prime target Of
the Immigration and Naturaliza-
ton Service after the McCarran-
Walter Act Of 1852 made deporta-
ton possible for him. The New
Orleans racketeer has responded
with at least four trips to the
Supreme Court and innumerahle
actions in district and appellate
courts both here and in New
Orleans w
Attorney Generals Interest
Mr.. Kennedy's interest in the
iMarcello case stems from his role
as counsel Of the Senate Rackets
Committee. After Marcello invoked
the Fifth Amendment IS times In
is minutes during q 1859 COM
mittee appearance. the Senators
began wondering aloud how he
had been able to escape deporta-
ton.
Commenting that Justice trav-
els on leaden feet II it travels at
all" In this case, Senator Erwin,
Democrat Of North Carolina, told
the hearing: 'It Is bad enough to
have to harbor our own self
raised, homegrown variety of
racketeers. But to have them come
in from other areas-it seems to
me 1t Is about time to put an end
to It."
Senator Mundt. Republican of
South Dakota, shared Senator
Ervins curiosity as to why q
"clear-cut case like this" hasn't
resulted In deportation.
And Senator Curtis, Republican
Of Nebraska, told the witness in
q burst Of wishful thinking: "I
think you ought to pack UP your
bags and voluntarily depart"
Senator Kefauver, Democrat Of
Tennessee. must have thought the
same thing in 1851 when Marcello
refused to answer 1855 questions
put by the Kefauver Crime Com
mittee during Its Louisiana hear
ings. It was then that Senator
Kefauver noted that, according
to investigatiye reports, Marcello
was one Of the principal criminals
in the United States.
Convicted Of Contempt
Marcello. incidentally. was con-
victed Of contempt Of Congress
after the Kefauver investigation
but. the Court Of Appeals reversed
the conviction. Marcello has often
been lucky Ike that. A brace Of
attorneys has used every legal de-
vice., found every available loop
hole In the law to keep him out
of Jail and In the country. On
his own. according to Congress
sional testimony. he has escaped
arrest through police protection
Of his rackets and the mortal fear
of witnesses to testify against
him.
The two investigations-by the
Kefauver Committee and the
Rackets Committee-have cited
his involvement in the marijuana
traffic, gambling casinos. slot ma
Evening star., 1961-01-29
A Fantastic Diet
For Our Astronouts

oping q breed Of snails that could
s0ayenge for their living and pro-
duce edible flesh. The French
and Italians not only have eaten
Snails for centuries, but have de-
veloped quite q knack Of making
them taste good.
Another line Of research envi-
sions the growing Of tissues In
nutrient baths for human con-
sumption. DR.. Alexis Carrel's his
toric experiments in keeping
chicken-heart tissue alive for long
periods comes Immediately to
mind. This sort of thing is being
studied, but biologists have also
found that the tissues Of root
vegetables, like potatoes and car
rots, can also be cultured.
Miss Finkelstein does not fool
herself that escargots Bourgui-
gnonne and cultured carrots, with
side dish Of pond scum would
serve as a regular diet. But she
sees the possibility Of using such
foods to cut down on the weight
Of the load that has to be shot
initially into space.
Probably most Of the food
brought from earth for such long
trips viii be in dehydrated form.
Water is the least Of the space
mans worries; in fact, the mech
anism for recycling liquid wastes
to pure, drinkable water is so well
refined now that Miss Finkelstein
says it would not pay-from q
weight standpoint-to carry fresh
water for more than two days.
"As q matter Of fact" Miss
Finkelstein says. "a man creates
about 800 &C (about 10 ounces)
more water each day than he
uses. This 'metabolic water so
called. comes from the chemical
breakdown Of the food eaten"
Purifying the Air
Another group Of researchers,
under DR.. John ]. Konikoff Of
General Electric, believes meta
bolic oxygen" created by the
spacemen from the food they eat,
may also be a possibility. II this
turns out to be correct, the neces-
sity Of carrying plants along on q
long space voyage to purify the
air may be obviated or reduced
in Importance.
DR.. Konikoff's idea would be to
take the carbon dioxide and water
vapor exhaled by the spacemen.
run this material through o ma
chine to transform 1t into water
and methane, then break the water
down into oxygen and hydrogen
and the methane into carbon and
hydrogen. The carbon, in q form
something like "activated char
COAL" could be used to purify the
air.
Low-residue diets, such as the
Mercury Astronauts will eat be-
AOAC AA0hA4S OA1Cn ol4OAt 4A46AAvSD
will not be necessary on long
voyages, Miss Finkelstein says.
The reason the Astronauts are
being given this special pre-launch
diet Is that they will be wearing
presSurized clothing which they
viii not be able to remove during
flight. Later space voyagers will
enjoy q "shirt-sleeve" environment
and will have no need Of low
residue foods.
Everything will be done to make
food as normal as possible. Miss
Finkelstein says. because there Is
q tremendous social and emotional
significance in food"
Though Miss Finkelstein did not
say so. the food-tube dietary regi-
men may have another applica-
ton. When the Astronaut starts
dining on Ipana and brushing his
teeth with sweet-and-sour pork,
it is time to bring his capsule back
to earth.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Mitchell Philosophy

The philosophy of Dwight Eisen-
hower's Secretary Of Labor. James
Mitchell. was to keep strikes from
reaching the White House. He
felt settlement in that rarified
atmosphere served only to make
contenders in labor controversies
feel they hadn't fought all the
way unless they reached the White
House.
The Republican Labor Secretary
liked to work behind the scenes
and to meet In climactic sessions
Of which the press was not aware.
His aim was to build UP the
established Federal mediating sys-
TENS and to rely heavily upon
their officials. His feeling was that
If the Secretary Of Labor took a
public part in settling too many
strikes, q situation might develop
where no strike could be settled
without him.
Mr.. Goldberg has made q good
living for many years as labor
negotiator and much of his stand
ing in business circles derives from
his reputation for fairness. He
said he had found no problem in
adapting to his new role as a nom
contender in the New York nego-
tiations.
This spirit Of reasonableness,
symbolized in Mr.. Goldberg by a
Evening star., 1961-01-29
BY CHARLES BARTLETT
Contributing Writer

The Kennedy posters went up
In Government offices all over
Washington on Monday and the
first member Of the new team to
score was the Secretary Of Labor
Arthur Goldberg.
Mr.. Goldberg's office was fes-
.ooned with q huge smiling pho
tograph Of the new President In
q gold frame.
But the smile In the Kennedy
picture was no larger than the
smile on Mr.. Goldberg's face as
he announced his successful par
ticipation in q settlement of New
York's harbor strike, q rnenacing
tangle that was slowly throttling
rail transportation on the East
Coast.
The scene as he announced his
success, was reminiscent to some
Of the old Truman days when
many q strike ended up in the
White House under the conciliat-
ing eye Of Presidential Assistant
John Steelman.
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