Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: SAC, CG
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 2/10/61
Document type: PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

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Date:

5/7/2015

AGENCY: FBI

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124-10290-10208

RECORD SERIES: HQ

• AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 92-3171-111

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SAC, CG

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02/10/1961

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SGI, ASSOC AND REL, B/F INT, JUKE BOX CORP, SUR, TESUR

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FD-36 (Rev. 12-13-56)

Mr. Tolson.

tEr. Monr.

Mr.

Farsons.

Mr.

Reimont...

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Calicon

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI.

Date: 2/10/61

(Type in plain text or code)

REGISTERED MAIL

(Priority or Method of Mailing)

TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (92-3171)

FROM: SAC, CHICAGO (92-349)

SAMUEL M. GIANCANA, aka

A-R

WEEKLY SUMMARY AIRTEL

REG/4

Re Chicago weekly summary airtel 2/3/61.

Commercial Survey Company

Police Department (CG PD), advised on 2/8/61 that the

Sergeant FRANK NASE, Intelligence Unit (1), CLago

recently set up a dummy juke box corporation in CG for the

purpose of investigating the Commercial Survey Company at 110

N. Franklin St., CG, and the Recorded Music Service Association,

188 W. Randolph

St., CG. Although these are separate firms,

they are, in actuality, one in the same, and the purpose of

these companies

is a shake-down of juke box operators in the

CG area, which nets these companies in excess of $100,000 per

Juke box operators are charged $1.15 a month per

machine by these companies on a "subscription" basis.

If

any questions are given, the purpose of the company is to

"investigate stolen and broken juke boxes.)

3-Bureau

-Chicago

RRH: MDW

(4)

(RM)

92-3172-111

1: FCB 1.7 1961

ALL INFORMATION CENTAINED

Chian

HEREIN IS UNGLASSIFIED

DATE5-24 - 84_ BY SPS250/

CRIM

Approved:

59 FEB 23 198 cial Agent in Charge

Sent

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CG 92-349

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stopped by the Oak Park PD. Mrs. SWEAZY admitted she was the

passenger in this automobile but denied that they were pro-

ceeding at a high rate of speed.

She said that she had been

to the Armory Lounge and the Amber Light Lounge on that night

and said that to her knowledge there were no other hoodlums

in either place: (4

Mrs. SWEAZY stated that in her opinion SAM GIANCANA

is a "perfect gentleman" and is being unduly harrassed by the

various law enforcement agencies.

She said that GIANCANA

has told her that he is a "retired gambler" and that she is

inclined to believe his statement.

She said that she does

not believe GIANCANA is a mobster

as disclosed by newspaper

articles and that if she did believe this she would no longer

associate with him.

Mrs. SWEAZY added that GIANCANA at the

time was "out of town" but declined to state exactly where

he may be.

PCI GLADYS EBLE advised SA HILL on 2/8/61 that

GIANCANA was on that date at the Armory Lounge in Forest Park,

Ill.

If tomo

/CG 6343-C* advised on 2/7/61 that ANTHONY JAACCARDO

and GUS. ALEX held a conference on that date during which is

ACCARDO brought up the fact that it was foolish for GIANCANA

to hold meetings at the Armory Lounge in view of the fact

the police have been known to conduct surveillances on a

regular basis re the syndicate. U.

•INFIDENTIA

he CG Division is continuing to explore the possi

bilities of a possible fineral technique at the Armory Lounge

and will keep the Bureau advised of any developments along

those lines.

()

GALE

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