Originator: FBI
From: DUKES, WILLIAM F.
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 04/01/1964
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

4/28/201

AGENCY :

RECORD NUMBER :

RECORD SERIES :

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

FBI

124-10198-10219

HQ

62-9-33-456

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM:

DUKES, WILLIAM F.

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI

TITLE:

DATE:

04/01/1964

PAGES:

130

SUBJECTS :

CIP, RACK AND SUBV, GAMBLING ACT

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION :

Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS: 4; 11(a)

CURRENT STATUS :

Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW:

09/25/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF IRS

COMMENTS: RPT, TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 2a

Heleased under the John F. Kennedy

Assassination Records Collection act of

1992 (44 USC 2107 Notel. Case#:NW

66262 Date: 09.22-2022

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Copies:

3-Bureau (62-9-33)

2-Atlanta (94-532)

2-Birmingham

2-Jacksonville

2- Memphis

2-Miami

2-Mobile

2-Savannah

2- Tampa

9-New Orleans

2-92-346

1-92-346I

1-92-346J

1-92-346K

1-92-346L

1-92-346M

1-92-346N

1-92-3460

(Encls

3)

Informants Continued:

NO T-2:

NO 1017-C, Gulfport, Miss1ss1ppf

NO T-10:

NO 1178-C, Gulfport, Mississippi

NO T-11:

Special Agent JOHN E. MONTGOMERY, Intelligence

Unit, Internal Revenue Service, Gulfport, Mississippi

NO T-12:

Captain HARRY TRANSUE, Assistant Chief, Security

and Law

Enforcement, Keesler Air Force Base,

Mississippi

NO T-16:

NO 1214-C, Gulfport, Mississipp

NO T-20: PCI ELIZABETH WARREN, Long Beach, Mississippi

NO T-21: EARL RILEY, New Orleans PCI at Gulfport, Mississippi

NO T-82:

Lieutenant JAMES ADCOCK, Harrison County Sheriff's

Office, Gulfport, Mississippi, who requested

that his identity be kept confidential.

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NO 92-346

NỌT, T-83:

NO 'T-60,

NO T-84

NO T-89

NO T-62:

NO T-98:

/dmk, lyc

NO 1124-C, Biloxi, Mississippi

All identical with NO 1225-C,

Gulfport, Mississippi; three different T

symbols

are used to conceal' the identity of

this informant, who has furnished voluminous

intelligence information.

NO 1255-C, Picayune, Mississippi

W. J. KILLIAM, supervisor, Commercial News

Department, Western Union, Atlanta, Georgia,

who requested that his identity be kept

confidential

NO T-99:

Mr. OTIS SHATTLES, office of Mississippi State

Tax Collector, Jackson, Mississippi, who

requested his

identity be kept confidential

NO T-100:

JACK STANFORD, Manager, Broadwater Beach Hotel,

Biloxi, Mississippi, who requested that his

identity be kept confidential.

NO T-101:

Investigator CHARLES SNODGRASS, Identification

Bureau, Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol,

Jackson, Mississippi,

who requested that his

identity be kept confidential.

NO I-102:

Sergeant GENE EVANS, Harrison County Deputy

Sheriff, Gulfport, Mississippi, who requested

that his identity be kept confidential.

NO. T-103:

BERRY SMITH, Memphis PCI, Corinth, Mississippi

NO T-104:

MrS. GRACE WHITWORTH, Manager, Travel Inn

Motel, U. S. Highway

• 90 West, Biloxi, Miss.

Hattiesburg, Miss.

NO T-56:

NO 1056-C, Hattiesburg, Miss.

NO T-79:

NO T-81:

PCI JAMES BENJAMIN, Columbia, Miss.

DOYLE NORWOOD MULLINS, PCI, Columbia, Miss.

NO T-80:

J. W. ROBERTSON, PCI, Columbia, Miss.

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NO T-57:

Jackson, Miss.

NO T-94:

NO T-77

NO T-105:

NO T-51

NO T-106:

NO T-49:

Laurel, Miss.

NO T-107:

NO 1241-C

NO 1236-C

NO 1091-C

NO 1220-C

NO 1219-C

PCI EMMETT JOHNSON

NO 1218-C

NO T-108:

NO T-109:

J. W. BARNETT, JR., also known as Barney,

Heidelberg, Miss.

Patrolman G. L. GREEN, Miss. Highway Patrol,

Laurel, Miss.

EARL OWEN, Special Agent, Alcohol and Tobacco

Tax Unit, Jackson, Miss.

Meridian, Miss.

NO T-68:

PCI FREDDIE MOORE

NO T-110: PCI HERSHELL "Boots" REYNOLDS, Meridian, Miss.

NO T-111: , LUCY MAE SHOEMAKER, PCI, Meridian, Miss.

NO T-69:

NO 1102-c

Natchez, Miss.

NO T-31: NO 983-C

NO T-112:

PCI WILLIAM T. FERRELL

Certain information furnished by information

sources and not susceptible to being included in the details

of this report for fear of compromising the source is being

set out below for information of the Bureau and

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interested offices.

This is particularly true of information

furnished by NO 1225-C, Gulfport,

Mississippi, an extremely

valuable information who is closely associated with the

criminal element in

the Mississippi Gulf Coast

area.

Where information attributed to NO 1225-C under T symbol

in the details is set out, careful consideration has

been given to paraphrasing this information to insure

that the informant's identity will not be compromised.

Lieutenant JAMES ADCOCK, Harrison County

Sheriff's Office, Gulfport, Mississippi, advised

confidentially on 10/14/63

that he had received specific

instructions from Harrison County, Mississippi Sheriff

CURTIS O. DEDEAUX that the October 12, 1963

shooting

of D. J. VENUS, III by RICHARD HEAD; at the Sa-When

Lounge, west of Biloxi, Mississippi, was to be "hushed

up" and that there was to be no prosecution. ADCOCK

advised he received these instructions in a telephone

call from Sheriff DEDEAUX on the night of 10/13/63

at which time DEDEAUX was obviously intoxicated. DEDEAUX

told ADCOCK that "they" had told him ADCOCK was

"working

for the FBI".

ADCOCK advised he told DEDEAUX this was

a lie and DEDEAUX told him to keep his mouth shut and

not to tell any one what happened in regard to the

shooting.

ADCOCK advised DEDEAUX obviously did not want any "heat"

to be put on RICHARD HEAD or VENUS for fear it might

become known that HEAD is DEDEAUX's "front man" with

lounge operators, all of whom must go through HEAD to

open a joint on

the Coast involving the sale of whiskey,

gambling or hustling women.

Lieutenant ADCOCK advised on 10/18/63

that as a result of the shooting he had recovered from

HEAD a .380 automatic pistol which was believed to be

the weapon used by HEAD in shooting VENUS.

ADCOCK advised

Sheriff DEDEAUX had specifically refused to allow him,

ADCOCK, to send this weapon to the FBI Laboratory for

ballistics tests and comparison with spent bullets

recovered from the shooting scene.

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commented there would be no other gambling at any of

the other places along the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

MC DONNELL

takes office, according to BENNETT, on

January 6, 1964 and

on the ith of January, he

going to raid all of the joints of the Mississippi

Gulf Coast and clean them out, close them all and

run off the girls.

BENNETT remarked that gambling would not

reopen on the Mississippi Gulf Coast until after Governor

PAUL B. JOHNSON, JR., takes office on January 20, 1964.

BENNETT remarked that the payoff to Sheriff

MC DONNELL would be $1,000.00 per month for the gambling

casino that BENNETT would operate in Beat One and

$500.00 each for the gambling casinos in Beat Two

and Beat Three.

BENNETT is to have supervision over

the operation of the other two gambling casinos.

With regard to the handling of the local traffic

of liquor on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, BENNETT remarked

to KATZ that D. J. VENUS is apparently giving MC DONNELL

trouble and that EDWARD MC DONNELL is not quite strong

enough to close up D. J. VENUS'

liquor operation on the

Mississippi Gulf Coast.

It is to be noted that whisky is sold openly

on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, although legally, the

State of Mississippi is dry.

NO 1225-C, Gulfport, Mississippi, advised

on 1/15/64 that she

has been in frequent contact recently

with OLIUS MC CRORY, JR., aka

"Fats" McCrory, (FBI

Number 494 510 C).

Informant advised MC 'CRORY is

living with' his girl friend TERRY FRANCES GILLAIN at

Gulfport, Mississippi.

Informant advised that both

MC CRORY and GILIAIN are believed to be on narcotics

and are pulling burglaries to supplement their narcotics

needs. Informant advised MC CRORY has a contact with

Harrison County Sheriff, EDWARD MC DONNELL (MCDONNELL

took office 1/6/64), adding that MC CRORY has also been

very friendly with HENRY COOK SALISBURY, a gambler and

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hoodlum from the Atlanta, Georgia area.

Informant advised

SALISBURY was attempting to make arrangements through

MC DONNELL for a contact in either Hancock or Pearl

River Counties in Mississippi to open a gambling joint

and house of prostitution,

in order to take advantage of

nearby construction and activities at the Mississippi

Test Facility (NASA) in Hancock County

Informant advised that RAYMONDSWITH, a

gambler and "razzle dazzle" operator from near Meridian,

Mississippi, is also making efforts to obtain a "fix"

with Sheriff MC DONNELL to operate a "razzle dazzle"

on the coast.

NO 1225-C advised on 1/17/64 that JIM

BLACKWELL, a burglar and strong-arm man from Laurel,

Mississippi, is

presently living in a trailer park

located at the rear of the Bamboo Lounge on West Beach,

Biloxi, Mississippi.

BLACKWELL lives in the second

house

trailer to the

right on entering the park and

according to informant, is employed at the present time

as a body guard for D. J. VENUS, III, a wholesale

liquor dealer at Gulfport, Mississippi.

NO 1225-C advised on 1/17/64 that DONALD

LESTER, JAMES, aka "Jimmy/tames, a known confidence

man, gambler

and strong-arm man, is presently in

Florida. She

either Atlanta, Georgia or Miamt, Gulfport area

advised JAMES was recently in the

which time informant

obtained access to JAMEs, da

address book and noted therefrom the following names

and telephone numbers of possible value:

GOOF

JERRY

69492

522-2157 or 378-5165

(Dr. PRICE)

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NO. 1225C advised on 1/20/64 that OLIUS

MC CRORY, JR.,

toid her on the night of 1/17/64 that he

had just returned from a "score" and that on his way.

back into Gulfport he bad passed State Investigator

CROCKETT but had eluded CROCKETT without CROCKETT

having seeing him. (CROCKETT possibly identical with

Investigator D. B. CROCKETT, Identification Bureau,

MHSP, who works

the north Mississippi area.

MC. CRORY

told

informant he had a diamond ring of three or three

and one-half carats which he had taken in a "score"

on the night of 1/16/64 in the course of which he had

stolen from the same locale a large number of phonograph

records. Informant advised MC CRORY was "hopped up"

on pills at the time but she observed that he had

considerable currency in his pocket, and she saw several

bills in what she believed was $50.00 and $100.00

denominations.

NO 1225-C advised on 1/20/64 that for the past

two

or three years DENNIS -BROADUS, a member of the

Harrison County Board of Supervisors, has had a "deal".

with IVAN ORRELS, aKa

• "Lanky", the latter a moonshine

whisky operator, Whereby BROADUS carried ORRELS

on the

Harrison

county payroll as an employee,

although ORRELS was not so employed, and BROADUS and

ORRELS split the salary.

The above information with informant's

identity concealed, was furnished on 1/20/64 to Mr. JOHN

MONTGOMERY, Special Agent, Intelligence Unit, Internal

Revenue Service, Gulfport, Mississippi. Mr. MONTGOMERY

advised this information would be of considerable

assistance inasmuch as his department was conducting

an investigation of DENNIS BROADUS for tax fraud.

NO 1225-C advised on 2/12/64 that AL C.

ROBERTSON,

narcotics addict and former "king pin" "moonshine

bootlegger in south Mississippi, was recently home

on leave from the Mississippi State Penitentiary

where he is serving a sentence for possession of

narcotics. Informant advised that oh the night of 2/8/64

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Supervisor DENNIS BROADUS and IVAN ORRELS telephone the

following individuals in an effort to obtain an indefinite

extension

for ROBERTSON:

BIDWELL ADAM, State Chairman of the Mississippi

Democratic Committee;

LAWRENCE ARRINGTON, Attorney at Hattiesburg,

Mississippi;

FRANK BARBER, Mississippi State Senator from

Hattiesburg, Mississippi and close confidant

of Governor PAUL B. JOHNSON

Informant advised BARBER agreed to make the

necessary arrangements, but apparently wanted such a

high price that BROADUS got angry, and called Governor

JOHNSON direct. Informant was not present at the time

of the JOHNSON call; but ORRELS and BROADUS told her

later that JOHNSON declined to let ROBERTSON stay out

at this time, explaining that there was "too much heat"

on the penitentiary at the present time, due to the

fact that former Governor ROSS R. BARNETT had made an

excessive number of pardons and releases. They said

JOHNSON told them to contact him in about ninety days,

at which time he would make the arrangements for

ROBERTSON's release. Accordingly informant advised

she and ORRELS drove ROBERTSON back to the penitentiary

at Parchman on the afternoon of 2/9/64.

on 11/11/63 that HENRY COOK SALISBURY, aka

Henry", known gambler and strong arm man, has been

living

recently in Atlanta, Georgia, address unknown,

telephone number 874-7088.

SALISBURY has

been living

with LOU ROBINSON, or ROBERTSON, a white female,

30-35,

red hair, very attractive, the former girl friend of

DONALD LESTER JAMES.

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NO 1225-C advised on 11/14/63 that SALISBURY

and LOU were living temporarily at the Monte Carlo Motel,

adjacent to the tropical Tourist Court in New Orleans.

NO 1225-C advised on 12/30/63 that SALISBURY

and LOU had returned to Atlanta, Georgia where they

were residing in Apartment #12,

76-12th Street, Northeast

Atlanta.

Informant advised DONALD LESTER JAMES,

ne stan ta Towers

aka "Jimmy" James, was living at the Atlanta Towers

Apartments, Atlanta, Georgia, telephone 872-7862.

The foregoing information was furnished the

Atlanta Division and Atlanta advised

that Sergeant J. C.

MC ENTIRE, Atlanta PD, had verified the address of

SALISBURY.

Atlanta advised that telephone number

872-7862 in Atlanta is listed to LARRY JOHNSON,

Howell

House Apartments, 710 Peachtree Street; N.E. Atlanta,

Apartment 1407.

Atlanta advised this telephone was

connected 12/19/63.

NO 1225-C advised on 2/5/64 that OLIUS

MC CRORY, JR., and TERRY GALLAIN had moved to a

residence located at 604 Hardy Avenue, Gulfport, Mississippi.

Informant advised she was at this residence on the night

0f 2/4/64 at which time MC CRORY advised he had just

returned from another "score" in Florida.

MC CRORY

had an unknown quantity of silver coins and informant

personally observed $500.00 in quarters, nickels and

pennies.

She also observed what appeared to be an

RCA Victor, tape recorder and several cartons of assorted

cigarettes, one pack of which bore Florida tax stamp

20-24420-20.

MC CRORY also had several large brown

bottles of pills of various sizes and colors, some of

which was phenobarbital.

NO 1225-0

advised on 2/11/64 that OLIUS MC CRORY

Jr., had given her the following described currency to

hide for him in view of the "head" on him from the

postal inspectors, all of which currency she stated was

burned slightly as if taken from a safe in a burn job:

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DENOMINATION

$20.00

• 10.00

10.00

10.00

5.00

1.00

1.00 -

1.00

SERIAL NUMBER

E22075308C

(some digits

obliterated

855554C

F04669261C

E36625657C

(?) 44662979B

(?) 953062508

S00751611A

G23816522A

YEAR SERIES

Burned off

Burned off

Burned off

1950C

Burned off

1957

1957

1957A

NO 1225-C advised she was in MC CRORY's house

on the night of 2/10/64 when he gave her this currency.

she advised both MC CRORY and TERRY FRANCES GILLAIN

were taking some king of injections with a needle. Shortly

afterwards, GILLAIN passed out and MC CRORY became very

nervous and agitated, grabbed up a .38 revover and

rushed out of the house claiming he heard someone outside.

MC CRORY returned shortly and passed out cold on the

floor.

NO 1225-C advised SHIRLEY CATTS, wife of DOUGLAS

CATTS,

was

present at the time and was taking some kind

of pills..

It is noted that NO 1225-C, beginning 2/10/64,

furnished information concerning associates of OLIUS

Mc Chorx, eR., at Guliport, Mississippi, who have

subsequently been identified as THOMAS FREDYBANGHART,

FBI #902 629 A and HERSCHELL RAY ADDINGION,

were wanted at the time by postal inspectors for a post

office burglary 1/16/64 at Shreveport, La. Information

furnished by information concerning these individuals,

with her identity concealed, has been furnished

to postal

inspector WILLIAM F. WALSH, JR., at Gulfport, Miss.

NO 1225-C advised on 3/5/64 that HENRY COOK

SALISBURY and his girl friend LOU ROBINSON, had recently

returned to the Mississippi Gulf Coast from Atlanta

and were residing at Apartment 15, Dumas Apartments

at

Long Beach, Mississippi.

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Informant advised that she went with IVAN "IANKY"

ORRELS tO laurel, Misa.,

on 3/2/64 to make a payoff as

a result of a

"ix" in lones County,

Miss .,

whereby the

grand jury in sones County no billed the liquor violation

involving ORRELS,

RICHARD WEBE and others.

She advised

the total of

chis

payort was 59, 800.00,

$4,000.00 of which was split evenly between Laurel Attorney

GEORGE MAxIe and verdian, MiSS,

Attorney LEStER

WILLIAMSON.

nformant advised that she personally observed

Attorney MAXIE pay Jones County Sheriff $1,000.00 cash

for his part in this payoff.

Informant advised that she

was not aware of the person or persons who received the

balance of this payoff, but was under the impression that

it went either to & judge or to& member or members of

the gram jury.

Informant advised that although considerable amount

of the rolling stock at this still was the property of

CURT COLEMAN from Gulfport, Miss., COLEMAN is presently

in the penitentiary and his wife,. HAZEL COLEMAN, flatly

refused to put up any money for the "fix". Consequently,

RICHARD MEDB put up the entire $9, 800.00 in return for

which he took all of the equipment which was released

after the no bill, with the exception of RICHARD WEBBS'S

white Chryaler and IVAN ORRELS'

Dodge.

Informant advised that she is aware that since

returning to the Mississiopi Gulf Coast HENRY COOK

SALISBURY, a known strong-arm man and armed robber

has

been in contact on several occasions with RICHARD/HEAD

at the Sa-When Lounge on Nest Beach,

Biloxi, Miss!

Informant was not aware of

the purpose of

the contact

between HEAD and

SALISBURY, but stated that SALISBURY

is apparently broke financially, and she feels that he

may be attempting

• to get HEAD to "steer" húm onto a job

of some

kind.

NO 1225-C advised on 2/5/64 that DONALD LESTER

JAMES, aka Jinny James,

arrived on the Mississiopi Gulf

Coast

from Atlanta, Georgia, 2/4/64.

JAMES was driving

his 1964 gold Pontiac, Grand Prix, with Georgia license,

numerals unknown.

She advised TAMES

told her that he and

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MARSHALT

aka,

to rent a suite

"Black Jacky Powell,

were planning

of rooms at the Broadwater Beach Hotel,

Biloxi, Mississip, for 2/12/64 at which time

they planned

to have

a large crap

planned to use loaded dice.

recently

an Ass indicat

course of which JAMES

JAMES indicated he had

"scored" back in Atlanta with some dice which he

intimated were

loaded

and said he had to leave Atlanta

because of the

"heat"

on him there.

Informant advised JAMES on 2/4/64 telephoned

POWELL aT 872-7852,

Atlanta and told POWEll it was "set

up" at the Broadwater and for POWELI to come to the Coast

and to bring IARRY and LEO, identities otherwise unknown

to informant.

Informant advised JAMES told POWELL that

JAMES WALDRUP (& heavy equipment operator on the Mississippi

Gulf Coast and a known associate of JAMES) had it set

up to "steer" a

$20,000 "mark" to this crap game, and JAMES

indicated this

"mark" had something to do with a big golf

tournament scheduled.

for the Coast.

NO 1225-C advised on

2/5/64 that she had not

been able to

ascertain yet whether JAMES, POWELL or their

associates would be able to obtain & "fix" with the Harrison

County Sheriff

EDwARD MC DONNELL.

NO 1225-C advised on 3/6/64 that OLIUS MC CRORY

makes

periodic trips to some place in the Jacksonville,

Florida

and

informant believes these trips are to

"fence" to dispose of

stolen goods.

Informant advised that

DOUGLAS CATTS, & salesman for the Gulf Coast Buick

Company, Biloxi,

Mississippi, has a man's watch and

a woman's watch, both given him by MC CRORY which came

out of

burglary of the Pearl River Drug Store at

Poplarville, Miss.

She advised CANTS is the salesman

who sold MC CRORY his 1964 red Buick Riviera.

Intormant advised that on the night of 3/5/64

MC CRORY was at a nightspot she believed to be the

Palomino, at Tallahassee, Florida, adding that she was

at MC CRORY's apartment at 604 Hardy Avenue in Gulfport,

with TERRY GILLAIN, When MC CRORY Called GILLAIN from

Florida, to say he would reburn to Gulfport 3/6/64.

On this

occasion, intormant advised GILLAIN showed her what

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Informant advised she received a telephone call

on the morning

of 3/16/64 from THOMAS

ANATO's girl friend

from New Orleans.

The call was

locaL,

from cxlfport or

Biloxi, and this

girl informed she

was coming to informant's

house

that day, to get some rest.

Informant thus assumed

the possibility that

AMATO may

have. been with MC CRORY

on a Florice

"score" in which be was apprehended at

Naples, Florida.

Informant advised she was not aware

of the

date of MC CRORY's arrest in Florida, although

presumably oo 3/13/64 or 3/14/64.

Informant advised that HENRY SALISBURY and his

girl friend, LOU, are again leaving the Mississippi

Gulf Coast,

to return to Atlanta,

due to the

fact that SALISBURY had not been able to

"score" on the

Coast.

She advised SALISBURY is driving & 1964 black

Pontiac Bonneville four door, sedan with Georgia license,

numerals unknown.

NO 1225-C advised on 316/64 that TERRY FRANCES

GILLAIN was. arrested with OLIUS MC CRORY at Naples,

Florida, on about Tuesday night, 3/10/64, but GILLAIN

was released.

At the time of this arrest, the following

associates of MC CRORY were waiting for him at a motel

about fifteen miles from Naples:

GLeN RAY sONGs, a burglar and car toeit;

TOMMX BANGHART (THOMAS FRED BANGHART, FBI 902: 629 A),

who is wanted by postal authorities along with

HERSCHELL

RAY ADDINGTON for, a post office burglary 1/16/64 at

Shreveport, La;

DORA RUSSUM, a white female from New Orleans,

La.,

and an unknown white male fron Meridian, Miss., further

description unknown except bas

badly pock marked

facial features.

& local law

enforcement officer came

to this notel and inquired for

the individuals referred

to above, but the owner of the motel

lied to the officer and told him the group had gone.

After

the officer left, the motel operator alerted the group,

who then departed.

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Informant advised she

learned that TERRY

GILLAIN'S

relatives live

in Jacksonville, Florida,

where they have telephone number PO 5-1078, Jacksonville.

Further,

she learned that the bondsman wao

is to make.

MC CRORY's bond at Naples,

Florida is

One BILL OSLAN

(phonetic), from Jacksonville, Florida, telephone

number EL 4-2472.

Informant advised she learned that HENRY

COOK SALISBURY is displaying Georgia

License 1717894

on his 196÷ black pontiac Bormeville, adding that

SALISBURY and LOU ROBINSON left the Mississippi Gulf

Coast on the early morning of 3/16/64,

en route

to Miami, Florida via Atlanta, Georgia.

Informant advised that on 3/16/64 THOMAS

ANATO's girl friend, SYLVIA "Baby" AMATO,

came to

informant's house at Gulfport,

driving s 1963. or

white Cadillac sedan, Invisiana license 403-563.

She advised "Baby" told her CARL DOUCIAS WHITE has an

apartment in New Orleans very near

to ANATO's residence

on Treasure Street in New Orleans.

NO 1225-C advised on 3/16/64 that the MC CRORY

residence on Hardy Avenue in Gulfport, contained

considerable loot in the form of watches, rings,

barbiturates and otber items.

She suggested that

if a search was

to be made of this place

it should

be down immediately inasmuch as MC CRORY would

probably make bond in Florida and remove the lo0t.

On 3/16/64 Chief of POliCe HOWARD I. HOBBS

was furnished with information concerning the arrest

of MC CRORY and his

associates in Florida and that

MC CRORY had been living at 604 Hardy Avenue in Gulfport.

It was suggested, that this resicence possibly contained

contraband and Chief HOBBS advised he was aware MC CRORY

had been living there.

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The raid by Chief HOBBS and his officers

on this residence on 3/19/64, referred to specifically

under the narcotics sub-section in the details herein,

resulted primarily from the foregoing information.

Chief HOBBS advised he was issuing warrants

for MC CRORY and GILLAIN on the basis

of

this search.

NO 1225-C advised on 3/20/64 that OLIUS MC CRORY

telephoned ber that date from Atlanta, Gà.

MC CRORY

informed that be was hiding out with HENRY SALISBURY

at SALISBURY's apartment, rented under the name of

ANNA and HENRY ROBERTS, address, Apartment 15, 1200-14th

Place,

N.E., Atlanta, Ga., telephone 876-7088. Informant

advised MC CRORY inquired about whether there was any

"heat" on him in Gulfport and told informant he was

looking for TERRY GILLAIN inasmuch as GILLAIN apparently

"ratted" on him to Florida authorities.

MC CRORY indicated

he

would probably remain in Atlanta temporarily.

The foregoing information concerning: MC CRORY'S

whereabouts was not disseminated to local

authorities

for fear of compromising the information.

Contact is

being maintained with Chief HOBBS, Gulfport, Mississippi

Police Department, concerning potential UFAP process

on MC CRORY if not otherwise located.

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ADMINISTRATIVE CONTINUED -

JFK Law 11(a)

Law 11(a)

NO 1225-C, contacted at Gulfport, Mississippi, 2/5/67,

(protect identity),

referred

advised confidentially thatl

to by JOHN MONTGOMERY never actually existed,

and that

this was a fabrication between IVAN ORRELS and DENNIS BROADUS

involving a kick-back to both of them from the Board of Super-

visors. funds.

Informant advised that afterl

was inter-

viewed by MONTGOMERY on

he anticipated the possibility

that MONTGOMERY may get around to questioning him

SA

was recontacted on 1/5/64 and, with

informant's identity concealed, was furnished with the informa-

tion obtained from informant concerning

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