Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: STICKLE, WILLIAM W.
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 4/3/58
Document type: PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

5/28/201

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER: 124-10222-10232

RECORD SERIES: HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

92-2914-3RD NR 21

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM: STICKLE, WILLIAM W.

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI

TITLE :

DATE:

PAGES:

SUBJECTS :

04/03/1958

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SM, ARRESTED, GM, CONCEALED WEAPON

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS: 4

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DATE OF LAST REVIEW :

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

CHICAGO

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

PITTSBURGH

TITLE OF CASE

GABRIEL

MANNARINO, WaSo;

SAMUEL MANNARINO,

Was.

4-3-58

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

2/13,14,25-27÷3/13/58

REPORT MADE B

WILLIAM W. STICKLE

CHARACTER OF CASE

ANTI-RACKETEERING

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SYNOPSIS:

ARTHUR F. SCHWARTZ, Chicago, Interviewed and provided information

about United Dryer Companies set forth herein.

GREGORY GELDERMAN

furnished further information concerning United Dryer anc

displayed blank corporation record; he also provided some back-

ground information concerning MILTON G. HAMMERGRAN.

Continuing

efforts to locate and interview BERTRAM B. DAVIDSON, SR., who

was described as an officer of National Filben Company.

Neither

SCHWARTZ nor GELDERMAN were aware of any MANNARINO or further

Pittsburgh interests in United Dryer Companies.

SAMUEL MANNARINO

ARRESTED 1931 AS SUSPIGIOUS PERSON AND FOR CARRYING CONCEALED

WEAPON •

GABRIEL MANNARINO IS SAID TO CARRY SMALL CALIBER GUI

WHILE MAKING NUMBER COLLECTION.

CONSEQUENTLY BOTH MANNARINOS

SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

SNIGINAL FILE LA

93-2818-22

DETAILS:

On February 14, 1958, Pittsburgh was advised that PCI

FRED ANDERSON, was considered too close to "ZEKE" WOLF, Who

was contacted by MANNARINO in January, 1958, to permit

further

inquiry of ANDERSON in regard to the purpose of MANNARINO's visit

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to Chicago.

However,

ANDERSON said that MANNARINO did not make

any purchase from WOLF during that trip.

On February 27, 1958, a further inquiry concerning

the officers and airectors of

presumably defunct United

Dryer Corporation was made at Springfield by Chicago, which

has not received an answer to this inquiry as yeto

Dearborn, Chicago. SCHWARTZ is a partner of the

Silverman, Blumenthal and Schwartz.

Re United Dryer Company and

United Dryer Sales and Service Company

Chicago, Illinois

On February 25, 1958, ARTHUR F. SCHWARTZ advised

that he had a former client by the name of OSCAR SCHULIZ,

whom he represented in the incorporation of a company called

United Dryer Sales and Service, Incorporated

SCHWARTZ

advised that he was an incorporator of this company and also

had been Statutory Agent for it:

SCHWARIZ said that he had

represented OSCAR SCHULTZ, a man who owned a car wash and who

had also been in the coin

operated machine business for

some time before SCHULTZ wanted to incorporate in order to

händle the manufacture and sale of a small, hot air, drying

machine for use in washrooms, etc.

SCHWARTZ advised that he thought that SCHULT had

hold of a good idea and that he would be producing a good

and saleable product in the 1952-1953 period.

SCHWARTZ said

even got his partner, SILVERSTEIN, to agree to take their

fees in the form of stock in the corporation, but SCHULTZ

would not agree to this. SCHWARTZ advised it developed that

the product was not so good; in fact, the dryer would not work.

However, SCHWARTZ said that he had applied for and

obtained an Illinois Charter for the United Dryer Corporation

and all he and his partner could manage to collect out of 1t

was that they got their corporation costs from ScHULTz, but

he refused to pay them their fee. SCHWARTZ pointed out that

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by Pittsburgh airtel, dated February 19, 1958.

3. Will recontact PCI FRED E. ANDERSON in regard

to further visits of the MANNARINO brothers or FLORIAN ZOGG

to Chicago.

4. Will t

maintain contact with the Bismarck Hotel

to learn of further visits of MANNARINO to Chicago.

5 0

Will report rogult of Intervion with ABE GOODMAN,

1255 North State

Sto, Chicago.

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