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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Form No. 1

THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT NEW ORIEANS, LOUISIANA

N. 0.

FILE NO. 47-2183

REPORT MADE AT

New Orleans; La.

DATE WHEN MADE

7/7/44.

PERIOD FOR

WHICH MADE

7/4,5,6/44

REPORT MADE BY

GEORGE W. SMIIH

GWS: lef

IGN CAESAR CROSSI, was:- Jack Grossi.

Jack Dale Willians

CHARACTER OF CASE

FEDERAI JUVENILE DELINQUENCY ACT;

IMPERSONATION

SYNOPSIS OF FACTS:

Subject, age 16, intercepted by.U. S. Maritime Service

Intelligence Unit, New Orleans, on 7/4/41 wearing unt-

form of USMS with insignia of Chief Petty Officer.

Sub=

ject admits not enrolled in Maritime Service, was never

employed on any ship. Subject held temporarily at

Third Precinct Police Station, New Orleans. Authorized

complaint charging violation Federal Juvenile Delinquency

and Section 76A, Title 18, U.S. Code, filed before.

USA, New Orleans, on 7/5/44.

Subject pleaded guilty at

Commissioner's hearing 7/6/44 and was removed to New

rleans farish Prison in lieu of p250.00 bond. U.S.

Probation Officer, New Orleans, notified. Bureau advised

by teletype 7/5/41. Subject committed to State Home

for Boys, New Jersey 3/11/43, was placed on parole and

ran away before parole terminated; was apprehended

3/29/44 at 'Savannah, Ga. for wearing similar uniform

but was not prosecuted due to age.

of forged identification papers, which he admits pre-

paring for himself, reflecting he was on furlough and

had returned from

active duty overseas.

RETERENCES:

Teletype to Bureau dated 7/5/44;

Teletype to Newark from New Orleans dated 7/4/44;

Teletype to New Orleans from Newarkedated 7/5/44•

DETAIIS:

AT NEW ORLEANS.

This investigaton ratica

eaicated upon information furnished

by Warrant Boatswain WILLIAMIF I. ROBERTS

•Of the U.S. Maritime Service

APPROVED AND

FORWARDED: (1.

Fitchix

Eopy to

T435359+77

PO NOT WRITE IN THESE SPACES

RECORDED

3 - Bureau

Divisin one Reti seror

INDEXED

ut savannan

(Info)

JUL 11 1944

2 - Newark-4

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I - USA, New Orleans COPY IN FILE

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N. O. File 47-2183

Intelligence Unit, Roon 1504 Masonic Temple Building. The complainant ad-

vised that at 10:30 P.M., July 4, 1944, that he had intercepted one JACK

DATE WILLIAMS who was dressed in a blue naval type uniform and wearing a

U. S. Maritime Service insignia on the right sleeve and insignia of a chief

petty officer with the letters "uSMS" on the left sleeve..

Subject claimed

that he was bom August 5, 1927 in Paterson, New Jersey, although an

identification card which was in his possession showed him to be nineteen

years old.

Upon authority of Assistant United States Attorney JOHN N. McKAY

subject was held in jail pending verification of his age..

I

0. MICHAEL SMASAL

GEORGE W. SMITH

Special Agents

Federal Bureau of Investigation

New. Orleans, Louisiana

Subject was interviewed at the Third Precinct Police Sta-

tion where he was held overnight, and he gave the following signed statement:

New Orleans, Id.

JuLy. 5, 1941

I, JOHN Ca

GROSSI, make

the following statement to Special

Agents 0. MICHAHL SMASAI and GEORGE W. SMITH of the FBI. I understand

that I am not required to make any statement and I do so voluntarily know-

ing it may be used against me.

My home is 268 17th Avenue, Patterson, N. J. Since March

1944, I have been traveling.. I have been wearing a navy blue uniform with

a sailor's cap and neckerchief most of the time since March 1944. While

in Jacksonville, Florida, I bought a U.S. M. S. insignia which I wore on

the right sleeve of my uniform.

I also purchased a Chief Petty Officer's

insignia with 'USMS' above it which I wore on my left sleeve.

I am not a member of the armed forces of the United

States and am not encolled in the U. S. Maritime Service and I have hever

worked on a ship in the merchant marine. I have been using the name JACK

DATE WILLIANS.

I have read the above statement consisting of this and one

other page, and it is true to the best of my knowledge.

/s/

John C. Grossi

Witnesses:

0. Michael Smasal, Spee, ligent, FBI

George W.

Smith,

Spec, Agent, FBI

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N. 0. File 47-2183

The original of the above statement is being retained

in thé file of the New Orleans Field Division.

Subject advised that his true name is JOHN CAESAR GROSSI

and he has used the names JACK GROSSI and JACK DALE WILLIAMS. He stated he

was born August 5, 1927 at Paterson, New Jersey and this fact was verified

by teletype from the Newark Field Division dated July 5, 1941.

GROSSI advised that his mother is Mrs. ROSE GROSSI, re-

siding at 268 17th Avenue, Paterson, New Jersey; his father is JOHN GROSSI,

now in the Army and divorced from his mother. He hás run away from home

several times in the past and was, therefore, placed in a foster home with

Mr. and Mrs. JOE LEONARD, 115 Dixon Avenue, Paterson, New Jersey where he

lived from November 1942 to March 1943.

He ran away from his foster home

and was placed in the State Home for Boys in New Jersey in March 1943. He

was there a short time when he was placed on parole in order to work at

Adrian's Diner in Cranbury, New Jersey.

He ran away from this employment in

March 1941, shortly before his parolè was to be terminated. He thereafter

traveled throughout the southeastern part of the country on a bus, going

through Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,D.C., Raleigh, N. C., Charleston,

S. Co, and Savannah,

Georgia.

In Savannah he stated he was arrested by the

FBI for wearing the Maritime Service uniform. He said he was wearing the

blue uniform with Maritime Service insignia on the sleeve and a white sailor's

hat with a neckerchief.

This uniform had previously belonged to his brother,

ALBERT GEORGE GROSSI, who was formerly in the Merchant Marine, and who is now

in the U. S.

Army.

He was not prosecuted in Savannah due to his age but stated

that he was instructed to return to his home in Paterson, N.J.

returning home, he traveled by bus to Jacksonville, Florida, where he pur-

chased a U. S. Maritime Service insignia which he wore on his right sleeve

and also the Chief Petty Officer's insignia which he placed on his left sleeve.

He wore this uniform most of the time during his travels.

Subject was found to be in possession of an identification

card in the name of JACK DALE WILLIAMS, 268

l7th Avenue, Paterson, New Jersey,

employed by U.S. Maritime Service, Social Security No.

577-24-7831.

This

card bore the serial No. 1605-623.

He advised he purchased this blank cara

in a store in Jacksonville and filled it in himself. GROSSI also possessed

two typewritten statements which he admitted preparing on a typewriter and

to which he affixed signatures of persons unknown to him.

These are as follows:

19

UNITED STATES MARITIME SERVICE

SHEEPSHEAD TRAINING AND RECEIVING CENTER

SHHUPSHEAD BAY, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, N. I.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

THIS: IS TO INTRODUCE MACHINIST'S MATE C.P. 0.

JACK DATE WILLIAMS AS A MUMBER OF THE UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE.

SEAMAN WILLIAMS HAS JUST RETURNED FROM OVURSEAS AND HAS THE PROPER

IDENTIFICATION AND OIHER PERSONAL DATA AS INDICATED BELOW:

500-10050

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File 47-2183

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FULL NAME: JACK. DAIE WILLIAMS

GIVEN NAME: JACK DATE WILLIAMS

FATHER'S NAME:JACK ALBERT WILLIANS

MOTHER'S NAME: ROSE WILLIAMS

PIACE OF BIRTH: PATERSON, N.J.

DATE OF BIRTH:

AUGUST 5, 1925

RELIGION: CATHOLIC (R.C.).

MARRIED: NO

DEPENDENTS: NONE

PRESENT ADDRESS:

268 17th AVE.

HEIGHT:

5'81/2" tall

WHICHT: 140

HAIR:

AUBURN

EYES:

GRAIN

SCARS (4) (T.P.) LEFT HAND

BIRTH, MARKS: NONE

IF ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS REQUIRED, NOTIFY U. S. MARITIVE

COMMISSION, FRED F. FRENCH BUILDING, 2130 FIFTH AVE. NEW YORK CITY, N.Y.

SINCERELY,

/s/

CAPTAIN MATHEW W. MADDOX

COVMANDING OFFICER

/s/

ENSIGN ROBERT C. CROWLEY "

UNITED STATES MARITINE SIRVICE

SHEPSERAD BAY, BROOKLYN, N. Y.

TRAINING AND RECEIVING CENTER

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

THIS IS TO INTRODUCE MACHINIST'S MATE C.P. 0.

JACK DALE WILLIAMS AS A MEMBER OF THE UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE.

SEAVAN WILLIAMS HAS JUST RETURNED FROM ACTIVE DUTY OVERSEAS AND HAS

BEEN GIVEN A TWENTY-ONE (21) DAY LEAVE OF ABSENCE FROM HIS DUTIES.

THIS IS EFFECIIVE BEGINNING JULY FIRST UP TO AND INCLUDING JULY 22,

1944. THANKING YOU FOR YOUR KIND CONSIDERATION, I AM SINCERELY,

/s/

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CAPT. FREDERICK A. FITCH

COMMANDING OFFICER

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N. O. File 47-2183

(5/

ENSIGN VICTOR H. HALL,

TO THE SEAVAN:

THILE ON FURLOUGE YOU WILL BE OBSERVED BY CIVILIANS WHO

WILL JUDGE THE UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE BY YOUR APPEARANCE AND

CONDUCT, AS AN INDIVIDUAL. FAIURE ON YOUR PART TO CONFORM TO REGU-

LATIONS WITH RESPECT TO WEARING YOUR UNIFORM AND TO LIVE UP TO THE

HICHEST

TRADITIONS OF THE SERVICE WILL RESULT IN UNFAVORABLE CRITICISM

OF YOUR MARITIME SERVICE, YOUR ORGANIZATION, AND YOURSELF.

I HAVE RIAD AND UNDERSTOOD THE ABOVE STATINENT AND AM FAMILIAR WITH

THE PROVISIONS OF PRRAGRAPHS 1 TO 59 OF THE SEAMAN'S HANDBOOK (E.M.

21-100) •

/s/

JACK DALE WILLIAMS

SIGNATURE

it

The originals of the above are being retained in the New

Orleans file.

GROSSI also possessed a

statement written in longhand

upon the letterhead of the Bristol Hotel, Miami, Florida, which reads as

follows:

"TO SEAMAN WILLIAMS:

28, '41.

Unnecessary to report to ship until April

Ship still in dry dock.

Sincerely.,

/s/.

Capt, F. A. Fitch

Subject stated that he had never used these identification

papers or his uniform to gain anything of value but he had been stopped by

a naval shore patrol at a place he did not remember and was released on the

basis of these identification papers.

PROSECUTIVE ACTION

Assistant United States Attorney JOHN N. MCKAY authorized

holding subject on the night of July 4, 1944.

He was, accordingly, placed

at the Third Precinct Police Station.

On July 5, 1944 Assistant United States

Attorney JOHN N.. McKAY authorized prosecution and a complaint was filed before

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N. 0. File 47-2183

United States Commissioner REGINAID H, CARVER, JR. charging violation of

the Federal Juvenile Delinquency Act and Section 76A, Title 18, U. S. Code,

in that subject had worn the uniform of a Chief Petty Officer in the U.S.

Maritime Service. At a Commissioner's hearing on July 6, 1941 subject

pleaded guilty, bond was fixed at $250.00 and he was incarcerated in the

New Orleans Parish Prison in lieu of bond.

CRIMINAL RECORD

By teletype dated July 5, 1944 the Newark Field Division

advised that subject had been in numerous difficulties around Paterson,

New Jersey and became a ward of the state and was committed to the State

Home for Boys on March 11, 1943.

He was released on parole to be employed

at Cranbury, New Jersey but ran away from his employer, taking $33.00 of his

employer's funds.

His mother and father are divorced and both have local

police records.

Subject's. brother has a police record and subject's

sister

is of low moral character.

II

The facts of instant case were made known to United States

Probation Officer PAUL SEIDIER. The Bureau was also advised by teletype

dated July 5, 1944.

GROSSI was in possession of a silver plated bracelet

which he said he bought in a department store in Miami, Florida. This

bracelet was engraved with the name "JACK DALE WILLIAMS, USMS, 1605-623" •

Subject declared that he financed his travels by selling a number of War

Bonds which he had previously purchased while working at Adrian's Diner.

He

said these bonds amounted to about $200.00. He said he also had pawned

various of his belongings in order to obtain money for traveling.

He was

In possession of three pawn tickets nich reflect that on May 30, 1944 he

pawned a watch for $5.00 at the pixie Loan Company, 319 Broughton Street,

Last, Savannah, Georgia ticket No. 57677. On June I9, 1944 he pawned a

phonograph for $15.00 al

Sutker's Pawn Shop, 355 W. Broad Street, Savennah,

Georgia, ticket No. A3089.

He asserted this phonögraph was a small portable

machine which belonged to him and which he brought with him from Cranbury,

New Jersey.

On June. 20, 1944 he pawned a clarinet for $10.00 at the sterican

Pawn ShOp, 438 W. Broad Street, Savannah, Georgia, ticket No. 80518. He

stated this was

his own instrument and he played the clarinet slightly.

The originals of the above pawn tickets are being retained

in the New Orleans, file.

The following description of the subject was obtained

from observation and interview:

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N. 0. File 47-2183

Name

Born

Height

Weight

Hair

Eyes

Scars

Social security

Home Address

Picture

JOHN CATSAR GROSSI,

WAS

August 5, 1927, Paterson, New Jersey

5'8*

140 lbs.

Dark brown

Green

3/4" cut scar back of left hand

577-24-7831

268 17th Avenue, Paterson, N.J.

A small picture of the subject was

obtained from him and is being

retained in the file.

PINDING

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N. 0. File 47-2183

UNDEVELOPED LEADS

THE SAVANNAH FIELD DIVISION:

Copies of this report are being forwarded to Savannah

inasmuchas subject was previously arrested there for

illegal wearing

of the uniform.

THE NEWARK FIELD DIVISION:

A teletype lead was set out on July 1, 1944 to contact

subject's mother and verify subject's age.

THE NEW ORLEANS FIELD DIVISION:

AT NAV ORLANS

- Will, follow and report prosecutive

action.

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Form No. 1

THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT

REPORT MADE AT

Men

Crlonna, la.

TITLE

JORGE CARDAR

CROSSI,

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Deck

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0211 tomo

SYNOPSIS OF FACTS:.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

LOU TEXALA

FILE NO.

47-3180

DATE WHEN MADE

7/1/44

PERIOD FOR

1005/400

REPORT MADE BY

015: 202

Jack Grocals

CHARACTER OF CASE

FEDERAL JUVENILE DELLIQUENOY A0S1

MIDTES CACICO

Subjees, age 16, Anderoopted by V.

• S. Maritino Servieo

Tatolleade Unit, Nem Orleons, on 7/4/40 mosriag 2n2-

tom of bols adth tnotende of Chiot potty orrieere

joet adnito not esrolled la Maritine Sorvice, Wus Dover

amployed

on any ship.

Subjoot bold tengorarily at

Third trochoot Follee Station,

Beg Orlenna,

Authorised

complaint chiselne violation Voderal Juvenile Tellamency

Aet and Dention 76% M1t2o 18, 2.0,Coss, faled before

0Oà, Neg Griete, on 7/3/46. Cubjeot pleadod muilty at

Connisatoner'e hearine ?/6/44 ad mop renovod. to Men

Clear Ponie Ariaop in Lieu of: 0950.00 bond.

0.9.

Probation Ortleor, Fen Grionas, notifled, Purena adried

by celebroo 9/5/46g

subject coamitrod te atate Hono

for Boyd, Ros Jeroey 0/11/45, was placed on parolo cad

botore parole tonambody was apprahdaded

3/19/14 co Savanal, Co. for mozine Bintles waltura

but mas not prodecuted due to ego..

Subjeot in possession

ot forged temoiftcation papore, which ho cuite vro

paring fos nools, ratiscting he me on furlough aza

and returnd fron active duty overoeas.

RATESIS:

Toletyre to Bureau

dotod 1/s/44g

Totetypo to Remis Fron Mou

Ortoone datod 7/4/44;

Toletrpo so Mon Orlene Srom ferock datod 7/5/440

DOCAL18 :

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unla inveetieston i0 prodionted upon Iotormation furnished

by farrant Boaternia VIUMAN B: T.

: Meritine Servico

APPROVED AND

FORWARDED:

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN THESE SPACES

$3:15359

COPIES OF THIS REPORT

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. File 47-2103

Intelligence Unity

Roes 1504 Masenie Finple Dullling, Tho complainant ad-

viace thot at 10:50 P.Msv

July 4y 2004,

that ho had intercepted one $40k

DALE VILLAS who me drossed to a blue naval type uniforn and mutzing g

V» So Marlene Service luignte on the right

i sloove on lopigate of & chet

petty officer with the lettera "US"

on the loft aleeve.

Subject elained

Chot be was bome aguet 5, 1927 1a Paterson,

Now Jersey, although en

identifiention eord mhich yao la hio possescion shovod hin to be ninetoon

Upon autbority of Anotatant

Unitod Mentos Attornay 7C:M H. MeRAT

subject me hold

in jall gatine verifteation

ol his ago.

CHARGE Ca

SMIT

300022д A35066

Dodore! Duncan ot Kavestizatiou

Bubject non Interriend at tho Taird Procinot Poliee

Star

tion where

held overnight, and he gate she folloing almed atatement;

Ken Orleans, la,

July 5, 1044

• tho folloulig statenent to Special

Agenos

D. MICHASE BANAL, ant OSincs 7. SuIt of the VSt, & underatend

an not rogoired to male ony atstement and I do so voluntarily knot

Ing tt may be toad agrinot 50.

Ry hono 1o 360 17th Avenus, Patterson, Ne 7* Sia0o Barch

2006, I have been traveling.

I tavo boon usaring o novy bine untfors with

a snitorte dap and neckerchiof nost of the time since Merch 1964, Whale

fa Jacksonviite,

Florida, I bought e V. Selle Ge Inaignia mich I wore ou

the riche

sleove of ty welfara,

sino purchaood o Chief Petty Offloonte

above it which I wore on my lort

I-an 20t B

nonber of the

oned forces of the United

es net enrolled in tho U. S, Moritine Servico

* an I bata beter

to the

porchant lar ine.

I tave boon using the tame

porked

Dan Witanise

I havo road tho above atatenant coalating of this and one

othar nuge, and sy lo truo to

the bost eu

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18000,

Agent, FBI

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The original of the above statesent

3s being retained

36 the filo of the Not Caloars Fiold Divisio

Subjeot eQvlood that Ato: trio name 30 7C1X OAR3A8 000391

Sas sinod too ninos TAOC CUSAT end JACK DALS BILING.

Bors Anget 5.

1027 ac Esterson, Deir Torsey and 411o seet me verteted

bi telatron Clon the Jert: Field Dirtiton dated Zuly 5, 1944•

et 200 /17th Arents,

Wen Jwoor his fetter 1o 205% 600261;

non 12

Arzy and tarozoed from hac nothor

Ho has yu any tron h01s

in the paas. cod vasg

Bezofore, Dlaend is a

roston boso sith

Tro Que

TROnARD, 329 Dison Avauo, Febaroon, der veragy

Uvod 120s

1044 to Darob 2900°

Re ran anay fron bie feator hone

and zee pineed

Seto Mong 1o. 50J0

Ln Den Forsor la March 1943,

tea Shoto a 8402s

Line when be mos pleced on tezolo in ordor to put at

adriento wiper in Graabuy,

Bey Jersey-,

Ko run dny fron tide onployaent th

Mirch 1944,

Shortly befero

his parole sog

• be teratsated.

Do thorenstor

traveled throughout

sotheasters art of

the coutry on a 006y 201mg

Palladoiphia.

Charleeton,

SaGes: 076

Georgia.

In Savannsh he statod be ms arzasted by the.

751 102: 8092148

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onitoes.

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maring

bine unitorm esth Maritino Serviee

ancienia on the sleeve and

erhite sallon's

Lat utth a neckorchlete

this uniforn had previously belonged to his brower,

ALBURT QUORES Ca0S2X, To was foraoris

the Moronst tarine,

are to in nor

1a tha Ve Bi

to mos nót proscuted to Dovamneh due to his age but, etered

that ho soo instrited to return to hia bono in Tateruon, Be.

Instead "of

naturaing bonde

traveled by bus to Jacksomille, Flortia,

chased, a 5.

Maritino Servico inalenda vatob

no more on hito right aloevo

and cleo the Culet Potty Ortioerto Inoleute

be pleced on hie lsts aleave.

No more this aniforn most af the

Subject too sound to

be to postcasion df an idantitleation

cord in the no of JAOC DALE ELLLIANS,

868 17th avenue,

Fatoncon, How Jergoy,

employod by f. 9.

Maritine Corvice, Cotal Security No.

377-24-7801

cost bore the

• Gorial NDe 1005-683.

Do navirod ho burchesed this bleak oard

is a storo la Jachsomille md filled it In Alonelse

tro trpereitten statonente ubich le antited propazing on a typearitor end

to nich he offizoa signecuron of paroons antapen to hier

Those are os follows:

TATIAD SLATES BARITINK SCIVICK

PADEAD PRALIAHO AND REGETVIRO CAMISE

SNEAD BAX, BROOKED

NAT YORK, lie To

RO FROM 12 MAY DONG

THIS SS

COrNEDUCE MACITRIST'S LACE G.F.0.

JACE DALE TOILIANS AS A SUID

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HILLUSE BAB JUST RUTRALO

PROX OVERERAS AND WAS 19%

PROVER

TONNIE ISAM AN AND ONEER

DARA AND INDECADED ASLOT:

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F1ie 47-2183

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UNITKD STATRE MARITINE SERVICE

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TRATICEG AND REORIVING OBNIER

TO WEDK IT HAY CONCEKNE

TRIS TO (TO INTRODUOL MACHINISTIS MANE C.P.0,

JACE NALE WEGLIMO AS

A KMETE

OF TAS UUIICU STANSS MAZCEANT AAXLN

SEAMAN NILLLALS RAE JUSO ISTURNED VROS ACTIVE DUIY OVERZIAS AND BAS

BREN GIVRN A IVENTE-QUS (23) DAX LEAVE OF ABCENCE FROM BIS DULTESA

TaXE

IS EUTIOTIVE BIORXNINO JTTT FINGE UP TO AND TICIUEDIG JULY 88,

1004 г

thANkaid

ICU FOR JOUR KINO CONCIDERACION, 1AT STUCCRALI,

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Pachendok do 1iTed

COMKASDINO OFIZCER

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No.

0v. T110 47-2165

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BESTON

VICTON

Ar

FALL

TO JHE SEANAN:

FRILE ON FURLODES YOU WILL DE OBSURVED BY CIVILIANS WHO

WILL JUDGE TEN ONITED STATES UERGIANT MARINE. BX YOUR ARPEARANCE AND

GONDOCT AS AN INDIVIDUAL.

FATTORE ON YOUR PART TO CONFORM TO TUNGU-

LATIONS NITR RESPIOT TO RCARING YOUR UNIFORM AND TO LAVE UP TO 1E

• PRADITIOUS OP TEN SIRVICE WILL RESULE IN UUFAVORABIS CRISICIEN

OF YOUR MARITIUE SERVICE, YOUR ORGANTZANION, AND TOURSELF.

I LAVE READ AND UNDITSTOOD THE AROVE STATIENT AND AN FAILIAR VIU

TEL PROVISIONS OF -PARAGRAZIS 1 20 59

OF THE SEAMAN'S HANDBOOK (FoMe

81-100) •

10/

JACIC DAID PICULA

SIGNATURE

The originale of the above are being retainod in the New

Orlanne file.

CROSS] aleo poscosaad a statonent written in longhand

tho lotterboad of the Bristol Hotol, liant, Mlorida, which reada

follows:

VITO SEAWAN WILLIANS:

Unneceasary. to report to ship until April

30, 144.

Stdp stall in dry dock.

Sincerely,

/s/

Capt; Fe A. Titch

Subjeot stated that he bad never bsed theee idest ification

papers or his uniforn to gato anything of value but he lad been stopped by

a neval shore patrol at a place he did not remenber and we released on the

baate of theso identification papors.

PROGEMETATR ACETON

Assistart United States Attorney JOEN N, McKAY authorized

holding subj cot on the nicht of July 4, 1944.

He was,

accordingly; placed

at too Third, Precinot Folice Station.

On July 6, 1944 Assistant United Seates

Attorney JOIN N. MolAt authorized prosecution and a complaint mo filed before

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Daltod Staton Connissionan FERINATO 1I. CARIUR, IR, eharene violation of

the Foderal Juvenile Dolinqueney Aot and Sectios ?0A,

19t30 15, U, B+ Codes

1n that subjoct bad worn the untrom of a Obior Potty orticer in the Ve o

Maritine Gervico.

At a Connisstonents hoaring on July 6, I060 subject

pleadod guilty, bond nor fized

at 5350,00 and ho pos incarceratel in tho

Den Crlone Forich Frioon in Liou of tonde

CAVITAL ZUBORS

Dy Colotyne dated July B, 1044 tho Iowork Floll Dirtaion

advised tbat subject lad boon in nunercus atfficulties arcind fatereon,

Rov Jonsey and becano a pard of the otete and mo conittod to the State

Done tor Boya on lsrch 11, 1943.. Howas zaleciod on parole to be employed

at Crebur, New Jorgey but Tan emy from hie engloyer, taking p5s.00 ol his

aptoronto fundo. He rothor and father tro Airorocd and both have loeal

polico records*

Subje ette brother has a polico record and au jootta slater

as of loo noral character.

Too fecta of Inatant case wore nade known to United States

Probation Ortioer FAr SEDAte

The Barceu mad olde savised by celetype

änted July S, 114%0

CROSSI saa. in possession of a slivor plated bracelet

which ho ent4 he bought in a departnent atore in Mans, Hloride.

111 0

brecolet was angraved with the Bime "JACK DALE NIU LANS, USNG, 1608-693"

Fubject declared that

ho financed his travele by collios a number of ber

Bonds shich he had provtouoly purchasod naile voting at fárianto Dinos,

sa14 those bondo amountod to about $800,00k

Ro Bald ho aleo bad parned

valoue of his bolongings in order to obtain nonay for travoling.

Fo was

Lo possenaion of three for tiokoto nich zefleot that on May 50, 1044 he

paunod a natch for 63,00 at the Diate Loan: Conpany, 319 Broughton Street,

Hast, Savannah, Georgia, ticket Noe 97677•

On June 19, 1944 ho pawned a

phonograph for $15,00 at Sutkenta Pena Shop,

305 1, Brocd Streot,

iavannah,

Coozgie, tickot No: A3089. Eo aosorted thie phonograph mas a small portable

motine which bolonged to him and thích họ brought nich him tron Granbuay,

Non Jersey®

On June 1, 1340 ho panned a clarinet

for $20.00 at the Ancieon

498 N. Thood Street, Savannah, doorsis, ticket 8o, 60618.

otatod this nas bie onn instrusent and he playod the olarinat alightly.

The originals of the above pown lckets aze boing rotained

in tho Kơn Orleans, 1110•

The follonine doceription of the subject was obtained

fron obaszration and intorian:

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Mane

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Soars

Sootal Seourl ty

Home Addrese

21 asure

JOAN GAISAR CROSSTO,

FAD

hugust S, 1927, Fatercon,

How Jorsey

5+9*

140 2b8e

Tork: broin

Creon

3/4*

cut aoar bock of loft hand

577-36-7333

866 17tb Avenue;

Petersca, NoT

A enate plotare of the subjeet me

obtained from him ond is being

retainod' in tho tila.

1MP-IH0

804-10039

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ThOS

LOPED ANAIS

THE SAVANNAL FILID DIVICION:

Ceples of thie report

aro boiig forarded to Sarannai

Inauchias subject ms provonly arrested thare for

1llogal moring of the uniforn.

PETARK FTELD DIVISIONI

À tolotypo lead ins set out on July 4,

1964 to coatact

subjoctta mothor and verify aub jeet'e age,

KHE HUV

OR ISANS

IZULD DIVISION:

*Will follow and tapert prosecutive

action.

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