Originator: FBI
From: WALTERS, VERNON G.
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 10/15/1963
Document type: PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

4/12/201

AGENCY:

RECORD NUMBER:

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AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 29-31889-145

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WALTERS, VERNON G.

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI

TITLE :

DATE: 10/15/1963

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVLSTIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

DATE RECA

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INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

DETROIT

DETROIT

10/15/63

9/16 = 10/10/63

TITLE OF CASE

REPORT MADE BY

TYPED BY

JAMES RIDDLE HOFFA;

SA (A) VERNON G. WALTERS

MOS

DOMINICK EDWARD BARTONE, aka.

CHARACTER OF CASE

ET AL

FRA; ITSP; ME; FBW - CONSPIRACY

REFERENCE: Detroit airtels to Bureau 9/24/63 and 10/1/63.

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DETROIT

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEI

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BISAS MACKS

AT PONTIAC, MICHIGAN:

"(JFK

Will recontact LOUIS C. LINTEAU to determine if

he has located any additional pertinent information.

AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN:

Upon return of Department Attorney WILLIAM FRENCH,

to Detroit, will discuss this matter with him to determine

what further investigation or other action is contemplated.

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indicated that additional witnesses would be called before

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the Federal Grand Jury at Detroit, but he had not decided who

the witnesses would be or when they would be subpoenaed.

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1'D-204 (Rev. 33-59)

LITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF _USTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Character:.

Synopsis:

10(a) (2)

JFK Law

10(a)2

AEWED BY PEYJFK

TASK FORCE

ON

115/9dat

Copy to:

1 - Department Attorney WILLIAM P. FRENCH, Detroit

Report of:

Date:

SA (A) VERNON G. - WALTERS

October 15, 1963

Field Olfice File No.: 29-1432

Title:

JAMES RIDDLE HOFFA;

DOMINICK EDWARD BARTONE; ET AL

Office: Detroit, Michigan

RELEASE IN PART

TOTAL DENIAL

Bureau File No.: 29-31889

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREINES UNCLASSIFIE!

DATE 0-11-90 BY SA&MACIES,

(JFK)

FEDERAL RESERVE ACT; INTERSTATE TRANSPORTATION OF

STOLEN PROPERTY; MAIL FRAUD; FRAUD BY WIRE; CONSPIRACY

JOSEPH F. VERHELLE applied for real estate broker's

license 2/19/63. Description and other information

set out from application.

mas subpoenaed

to appear before FGJ, Detroit,

at which time

he was represented byl

LOUIS C.

LINTEAU, forner Teamsters official, Pontiac, Mich.,

interviewed re allegation he may have obtained sig-

nature of WILLIAM PRESSER on loan document for Public

Bank about 1960. LINTEAU stated that while he was

attempting to get $25,000 loan from Public Bank about

1960-61, JOSEPH VERHELLE told him that prior attention

would be given two "big loans", one of which involved

WILLIAM PRESSER. LINTEAU was not asked to contact

PRESSER or to do anything re the PRESSER matter.

LINTEAU denied knowledge of Vendorama of Ohio and the

"Niagara-Naiman" matter. LINTEAU did not receive

was given preliminary approval and then rejected. He

expressed opinion loan was "killed" by FRANK E. FITZ-

SIMMONS but did not know why or how it was done.

LINTEAU denied knowledge of any connection between

SAMUEL, J. MARROSO and traractions involving Public

Bank.

Data set out re LINTEAU'& background and his

indebtedness to Public Bank. Dates of Vendorana notes

and of large Teamsters deposits at Public Bank, 1960-61,

set out.

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DETAILS:

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency: it an

its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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Ou September 16, 1963, DAVID GREENSPAN, supervadila

Michigan Corporation and Securities Commission (MCSC) file con-

square Building, Detroit, Michigan, made available a

cerning JOSEPH F. VERHELLE, 873 Berkshire, Grosse PoInte Park

30, Michigan, which contained the following information:

An Application for License for Individual Real

Estate Broker was signed by VERHELLE February 19, 1963, and

Real Estate Broker License Number A 36083 was issued to him

by MCSC March 29, 1963.

VERHELLE was described on the

application as age 65; born January 1, 1898, at Aalter,

Belgiun; United States citizen; 5'10"; 220 pounds; brown eyes.

The application further indicated that VERHELLE had

resided at 873 Berkshire for more than 20 years, his occupation

was "banking," he was self employed in 1963 and

he was employed

for the preceding four years as President of Public Bank, in

with which CLAUDE CRUSOE, Chairman of the Board

was listed as a reference.

Other references

listed were JOHN L. BROWN, 19235 Strathcona, Detroit 3, and

0. E. WOLFORD, JR., 17200

Freeland, Detroit

The application

stated that VERHELLE had never engaged in the busness of selling

real estate, oil leases or royalties, or securities; that he

expected to

engage in "casual real estate sales and business

opportunities' and did not expect to engage in the sale of

property located outside of Michigan.

WILLIAM HENRY GALLAGHER, 19471 Shrewsbury, Detroit 21,

and LAWRENCE I. LEVI, 19425 Argyle,

Detroit 5, both of whom are

attorneys, signed a "Recommendation" on the application,

certifying that they had known VERHELLE for at least a year and

that he "bears a good reputation for honesty and fair dealing";

they recommended that a real estate broker's license be granted

to.. VERHELLE.

An Affidavit in Support of Application for Real

Estate Broker's License, signed by VERHELLE, February 14, 1963,

indicated he had resided in Wayne County, Michigan, for more

than 30 years and had been in the banking

business for more than

40 years, in connection with which he had participated in

closing hundreds of real estate transactions and had reviewed

and passed upon appraisals.

The affidavit further stated that

during the past six months VERHELLE had acted as financial

consultant to various individuals and concerns and intended to

continue to do so; inthat capacity he had negotiated for substantial

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on behalf of his clients, with banking interests within

and Without the State of Michigan; in some instances there was

likelihood of his being called upon to participate in

negotiating mortgages on real estate property securing such

loans, and he had been advised that in such case it might be

necessary for him to have a broker's license in the State of

Michigan,

A letter dated March 28, 1963, to MCSC from BERNARD J.

YOUNGBLOOD,

Wayne County Register

of Deeds, stated that he

had been personally acquainted with VERHELLE for more than 25

years and

was directly associated with him while VERHELLE WaS

President öf Public Bank for five years and YOUNGBLOOD was

Chairman of the Board of Directors.

The letter further stated

that VERHELLE "alwas conducted himself in an honest and forth-

right manner and he is certainly a man of high moral character

and integrity.

I belive he is well qualified and deserving of

the consideration he is seeking in applying for a broker's

license in Michigan."

A letter dated March 27, 1963, to MCSC from JOHN B.

SWAINSON,

attorney, 2905 Cadillac

Tower, Detroit, indicated

that he had known VERHELLE for a number of years and had occasion

to employ his services from time to time.

The letter further

The MCSC file indicated that VERHELLE's application

had been transmitted to the MCSC Commissioner by personal

letter from SWAINSON, who specified the date on which he would

like for VERHELLE to be given

an examination.

GREENSPAN advised that VERHELLE apparently maintains

contact with SWAINSON, former Governor of Michigan. VERHELLE

failed the first examination given him by MCSC and GREENSPAN

was instructed to go over the examination with VERHELLE.

VERHELLE subsequently passed the examination and the license

was transmitted to him through SWAINSON's office.

time, a waiver, or temporary permit, had been issued to VERHELLE.

who apparently

needed it in connection with some pending deal.

The business address shown for VERHELLE on his examination

paper,

March 13, 1953, was 4461 West Jefferson, Detroit 9.

GREENSPAN made available a copy of a photograph submitted with

VERHELLE's application.

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The MCSC file contained a Credit Data Corporation

report showing that VERHELLE has been married to FRANCES

VERHELLE, age 63,

for 45 years;

has no other dependents; has

resided since 1932 at 873 Berkshire, a brick home with eight

bedrooms, valued at $55,000.00, and

owned free and clear; has

worked part time as

a financial consultant since his retirement

from Public Bank and earns $30,000.00 a year; his assets include

various insurance policies totaling $250,000.00; furniture valued

a more than $20,000.00; a 1961 Cadillac and a 1960 Oldsmobile,

both owned free and clear; checking and savings accounts with

Public Bank; a checking account with Southgate Bank, opened

May 11, 1962, with a medium four figure balance.

Records of the Michigan Secretary of State's Office

show that a 1959 Oldsmobile Sport Sedan, Michigan license

DJ 1768,

is registered in the name of FRANCES M. VERHELLE, 873

Berkshire, Grosse Pointe 30.

Records of the Michigan Secretary of State's Office

also indicate that a Cadillac Sedan, Michigan license EJ 3633,

is registered in the name of JOSEPH

F. VERHELLE, 873 Berkshire

Road, Grosse Pointe Park 30.

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On September 24, 1963, Department Attorney

WILLIAM P. FRENCH advised that after several unsuccessful

attempts, a Deputy United States Marshal. at Detroit, had

served a subpoena, calling fon

tö appear before

3 Federal Grand Jury at Detroit onl

Detroit attorney, contacted Mr. FRENCH

on september 24.

1963, and adyised that he was representing

and L

did not arrive at the federal

Building,

Detroit, until approximately one and one-half hours

after the time agreed upon for

appearance before

the Federal Grand Jury.

[claimed the delay was due to

being engaged in a

at

Detroit®

Mr. FRENCH advised that information had been

received by the Department of Justice to the effect that

LOUIS LINTEAU, former Teamsters official at Pontiac, Michigan,

may have gone

to Cleveland in about 1960 to obtain WILLIAM

PRESSER's signature on a document relating to a loan or

renewal

jof a loan from Public Bank. It was alleged that

LINTEAU performed this mission as an accomedation for JOSEPH

VERHELLE in anticipation of getting VERHELLE's approval for

a loan to LINTEAU

from Public Bank.

VERHELLE allegedly

LINTEAU did not reœive the loan from Public Bank.

No record

during the FDIC examination of Public Bank which began

December 26, 1961.

Mr. FRENCH requested that LINTEAU be

interviewed

and that it be determined whether the above-

mentioned transaction allegedly involving WILLIAM PRESSER

was related to the Public Bank loan to Vendorama of Ohio,

Inc.,

concerning which previous investigation has been conducted

in this case.

In the course of another investigtion, the

following information was received concerning LOUIS C. LINTEAU,

aka. Louis Raymond Linteau, Raymond L. Linteau, Louis Clark

Linteau, FBI Number 367 052 B, a former Business Agent and

Secretary-Treasurer, of Teamsters Local 614, Pontiac,

Michigan:

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LINTEAU was arrested by the Macomb County Sheriff's

Office, Mt. Clemens, Michigan, on May 14, 1953, on a charge

of aggravated assault.

LINTEAU waS indicted at Detroit on September 29,

1953, on a charge of extortion

and conspiracy to extort.

He pleaded guilty to conspiracy

' to accept bribes on

September 14, 1954, and on October 12, 1954, he was Iined

$500.00 and sentenced to five months in the Detroit House of

Correction.

Other defendants in the above-mentioed indict-

ment included SAMUEL JOHN MARROSO and FRANK. E. FITZSIMMONS.

MARROSO served time with LINTEAU, but FITZSIMUONS did not,

and it was alleged that LINTEAU had gone to prison "to save

FITZSIMMONS® skin."

On February 13, 1958,_ LINTEAU pleaded guilty in

United States District Court,

Detroit, to a charge of violating

Section 715, Title 38, United States Code, and was sentenced

to serve six months in prison, which sentence was suspended,

and he was placed on probation for one year.

This case

involved the submission of false statements to the Veterans

Administration in regard to Government insured mortgage loans.

LINTEAU also was the subject of various complaints

and investigations concerning possible violations of the

Federal Anti-Racketeering Statute and the Labor Management

Relations Act of 1947, in which prosecution was declined by

the United States Attorney, Detroit.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGAT Y

Date

October 14, 1963

lyee...

LOUIS

Michisan.

Was

interviewed at his place of business,

East

pike (Waldron Hotel), Pontiac,,

where ine operates Chies Cai

Conpany and Airport Service lines.

He voluntarily furnished

the

following

information on October 3, 1053, alter being

advised that he did not have to nake a statement, that any

statement he did nake could be used against him in court au

that he was entitled to consult an attorney.

Inc.

About 1959, LANTEAD

began operating Auto Europe,

(AET)s a dealership lor loreign autonobiles in pontiac:

To assist in Linancing

in the

latter part of 1959 or the

early part of 1960; LINTEAU obtained a 910,000.00 I0aR EXOI

Public Bani, Detroit, Michigan. The note was in the name oi

LINTEAU and his wife, MARCELINE, and the collateral vas

their interest in the Commerce Drive-In Theater.

In the latter part of 1960 or the early part of

1961, LINTEAU attempted to obcain a $25,000.00 loan fron

Public Bank, also for use in connection with the operation

Of AEI.

property, in which his mother had/an interest, as well as

other property, which he considered more than adequate to secure

the 'loan.

Various documents concerning the proposed

collateral were turned over to Public Bank, and LINTEAU was

told the final decision regarding the loan

would have to be

made by JOSEPH E. VERBELLi,

president of Public Bank.

On one occasion,

LINTEAU waited in Public Bank for several

hours in an attenpt to talk to JoSaP ViRuaLLe,

but although

VERHELLE was in the bank at the time, he did not talk to

LINTEAU until after LINTEAU had called FRANK E. FITZSIMIONS,.

a Detroit Teansters official. VERHELLE implied that the loan

would be made to LINTEAU, but VERELLE claimed that ho first

had to give attention to

two "big loans," one of which

involved WILLIAM, PRESSEE. LINTEAU did not recall the names

of any other individuals or companies being mentioned by VERHELLE

said something about PRESSER not renewing a note, but did not

suggest or request. that LINTEAU contact

else in regard

to the PRESSER matter.

Although VERHELLE indicated he would take care of

LINTEAU after the two alove mentioned loans were handled,

On .

10/3 and

10/63

_ at _

Pontiac, Michigan

SA NORMAN F. SIMON and

SA VERNON G. WALTERS & MOS

_ File #

Detroit 29-1432

10/11/63

by

_Date dictated

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LINTEAU never received the requested loan and never was

given a specific reason for the extended delay.

He tried,

unsuecessiully, to get public Bank to return to him the papers

to the lack of these papers and the unexpated delay by

Public Bank concerning the requested loan, LINTEAU was

handicapped in getting other financing.

There also was

disagreement between LINTEAU and Public Bank as to the amount

remathing que on the $10,000.00 note of LINTEAU and his wife.

This matter. was not resolved to LINTEAU'S

satisfaction and

he indicated he intends to sue Public Bank.

He stated there

also was an indebtedness to Public Bank allegedly arising

from a deficiency judgment after Public Bank repossessed two

station wagons which had been financed by LINTEAU and his

partner when they began operating Airport Service Lines.

LINTEAU stated he never applied for a loan of more

than $25,000.00 from Public Bank.

He advised that when he

to him to the effect that the loan would be made because of

a deposit which had been made or was expected to be made at

Public Bank by the Teansters Pension Fund or by any other

Teamsters organtation.

LINTEAU stated that when he vas an

official of Teamsters Local 614 in Pontiac, he was a "small

cog" in the Teamsters organization and his activity and

influence were primarily limited to the Pontiac area.

He

acquainted with JAMES R, HOFFA, FRANK E

FITZSINNONS and "BERT" BRENNAN, Detroit Teamsters officials,

and he met various officials of the Teamsters at meetings. of

the Central States Teamsters Conference in Chicago, Illinois,

but he did not recall meeting WILLIAM PRESSER or any other

member of the Presser family. LINTEAU stated he never made

a trip to Cleveland or elsewhere in Ohio,

in regard to PRESSER

or any transactions with Public Bank, LINTEAU said that he

"wouldhit go across the street" as a

favor to JOSEPH VERHELLE.

LINTEAU examined photographs of WILLIAM PRESSER,

LOUIS BABE

IELICARO and DOMINICK EDWARD BARTONE, but stated he did not

recognize them and did not recall their names, except that he

believed PRESSER was a Teamsters official in Ohio.

LINTEAU

did not recognize the names of Niagara Crushed Stone, Alvin

Naiman Corporation, Bantam Industries, Vendorama of Ohio,

ELIOT JANEWAY Or ALVIN A. NAIMAN. LINTEAU thought the name

NATE DOLIN sounded somewhat familiar, but he recalled no

specific connection.

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In the latter part of 1961 or the early part of

1962, LINTEAU applied for a $125,000.00 loan from the Teamsters

Central States

Pension Fund In Chicago.

He had not previously

applied for a loan from this source.

He had mentioned his

need for such a loan to Jales k. horrA, who told hinteau to

send the application ior the loan to AL MAtHESoN.

This loan ""

was intended for the purpose of paying off LINTEAU's indebted-

ness to the former owner of All,

financing cars sold through

and building a "Burger Chef:" drive-in restaurant in the

Pontiac, area.

The collateral offered by LINTEAU for this

loan included real estate and commercial interests, which

LINTEAU estmated were worth three or four times the amount

of the requested loan.

This estinate was confirmed by a

representative of the Real Estate Research Corporation of

Chicago, who came to Pontiac to appraise the property for

the Teamsters Pension Fund.

LINTEAU later went to Chicago

and appeared before an eighteen man committee of trustees of

the Pension Fund and this committee acted favorably upon

LINTEAU's loan application.

A MIX. MURTHA, Secretary of the

Pension Fund, told LINTEAU "you ought to get it any day" and

indicated that a letter of commitment would be prepared

immediately. Approximately ten days later, however, LINTEAU

received a letter from STANFORD CLINTON, an attorney for the

Pension Fund, who stated the loan had been rejected as "not

suitable." LINTEAU could not uderstand the reason for rejecting

the loan

after the eighteen man committee had approved it and

he expressed the opinion that FRANK E. FITZSIMMONS "killed"

the loan, LINTEAU did not know why or how FITZSIMMONS could

have done so.

Refering to an extortion case in which LINTEAU

and FITZSINMONS were indicted in 1953 at Detroit and in which

LINTEAU subsequently served a prison sentence, LINIEAU stated

that he had "gone away for FITZ" and, therefore, cannot

LINTEA" watch

understand why FITZSIMIONS would later have prevented LINTEAU

fròm getting a loan, LINTEAU declined to elaborate on the

basis for his statement that he had gone away for "FITZ,"

but stated he had furnished full information concerning that

matter to ROBERT F. KENNEDY several years ago. LINTEAU stated

he had not been in close contact with SAMUEL J. MARROSO SinCE

they both served prison terms in connection with the above-

mentioned case, and LINTEAU did not know of any connection

between MARROSO and any transactions involving Public Bank.

LINTEAU further stated he did not know the basis for any

influence which FITZSIMMONS my have exerted with JOSEPH

VERHELLE, but recalled that VERELLE had indicated FITZSIMMONS

was indebted to Public Bank.

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LINTEAU advised that he would review his personal

records and would reflect on the foregoing matters in an

attempt to recall any other names, dates, or other specific

information concerning his contacts with VERHELLE and his

dealings with Public Bank.

LINTEAU was recontacted at his office on October 10,

1963. He advised that he had been unable to locate or recall

Agents if anything of interest came to his attention.

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As previously reported, a $50,000.00 loan was made

to Vendorama of Ohio, Inc., on October

3, 1960, and was renewed

on November 4, 1960, and March 10, 1961.

The notes reportedly

were executed by HERMAN A. PRESSER and JACKIE PRESSER. No

record was located at Public Bank of a loan in the name of

WILLIAM PRESSER. JOSEPH F. VERHELLE, when interviewed on Febru-

ary 13, 1963, stated hedid not know of any loans to WILLIAM

PRESSER from

Public Bank.

VERHELLE said he had had some contact

with WILLIAM PRESSER on other matters, involving the Central

States Pension Fund, but none in connection with the "Niagara-

Naiman" matter.

During the FDIC examination which began December 26,

1961, a listing was made of deposits in Public Bank for the

accounts of various Teamsters organizations. The only deposit

of more than $20,000.00 for the account of the Central States

Pension Fund was

a time certificate of deposit in the amount

of $500,000.00 on February 23, 1961. The only other deposits

over $20,000.00 in accounts of Teamsters organizations in

Public Bank during 1960 and 1961 were as follows:

Date

Account

Amount

6/27/60

5/12/61

6/20/61

6/21/61

7/23/61

Teamsters Local 299 - Savings

Teamsters Local 337 - Savings

Teamsters Local 247 - Savings

Teamsters Local 247 • Commercial

Mihigan Conference of Teamsters,

Welfare • Savings

$400,000.00

50,000.00

65,814.92

65,000.00

100,000.00

Also during the above-mentioned FDIC examination it

was reported that there was a balance due Public Bank of

$8,684.15 on a demand note of $10,000.00 dated October 19,

1959, executed by LOUIS and MARCELINE LINTEAU, with the proceeds

having been cudited to the checking account of Auto Europe, Inc.,

at Public Bank.

Collateral for this note was a chattel mortgage

covering a one-fourth interest in a drive-in theater; this security

was assigned by LINTEAU tO KENNETH FRENCH and to the bank as

collateral. Payments on the drive-in theater contract were

expected to reduce the above-mentioned principal balance to

$2,220.81 during the examination. The remaining balance due Public

Bank from Auto Europe, Inc., was shown as $1,552.18, which the

examiners recommended

be charged off as a loss.

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