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Black Hand Gang Leader Revealed
U. S. Charges Group With Murders
NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (U. P)~— Frank Costello, ex-convict, slot machine operator and a kingpin of the New York underworld, was named by a federal official today as the boss of an east Harlem mafia, or black hand gang. The gang was held responsible for murders, wholesale drug peddling and other crimes in all parts of the country. Col. Garland H. Williams, New York supervisor of the federal bureau of narcotics, described Costello, a frequent creator of crime news headlines, as the “absolute racket master” not only of New York's Manhattan borough, but also of the state of Louisiana, where he was described as a long-time friend of the late Senator Huey Long. Mr, Williams' disclosure of the existence of a new, nationally organized mafla, or modern version of the black hand of Sicily, was made in connection with the smashing of two east Harlem dopepeddling rings estimated to have done a $2-million-a-year business. He said that the east Harlem branch of the mafia, of which Costello was the head, was a key cen~ ter of a nation-wide crime ring with local units in cities such as New Orleans, Kansas City, Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo, Tampa, Las Vegas and Los Angeles, Swank Apartment Costello, who, in addition to his other activities, is a big-time operator in real estate and lives in a swank Central Park West apartment, was born in Italy” 55 years ago under the name of Sevarria. His last prominent appearance in the news was last month when he lost another round in a long legal battle to recover from the city $27,000 which he said he lost in a taxicab on June 14, 1944. Earlier, the court of appeals ruled that Costello's right to the money, the source of which he refused to reveal, must be decided by a jury and the trial probably will be held early next year. Mr. Williams said that, besides Costello, leaders of the new mafia are “individuals in our principal cities who are powers in their communities and, under the cloak of seeming legitimacy, are actually the directors of vicious crimes.” “These leadérs meet annually, usually in Florida,” he said, “and there agree upon policies for the control and correlation of their various criminal enterprises,”
2 Troopships Arrive; 1 Departs Today
NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (U. P.).— Ship movements scheduled in New York harbor today: Arriving—Lourenco Marques, Ma-
by wm (ees
deria; J. W, McAndrew, Bremerhaven (troops); Gen. Taylor, Leghorn (troops): Marine Marlin, Bremerhaven; Washington, Le Havre. Departing—Ernie Pyle, Le Havre: Elgin Victory, Bremerhaven (troops); Drottningholm. Gothen. burg: Marine Oiger, San Juan: Marine Carp, Mediterranean.
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G. I. Insurance Help Planned
An effort to help world war II veterans reinstate lapsed GI term insurance before the Feb. 1 deadline was announced today by the local Red Cross chapter, Recent estimates Indicate that more than 10 million veterans have dropped 90 billion dollars in GI insurance. Regardless of the period of the
that only two months’ premiums would have to be paid. Terminal leave bonds can be assigned to meet the two premium payments, Although no health examination is needed, veterans must sign a statement that they are in as good health as at the time the policy lapsed. Service-connected disabilities, less than a total degree, will not prevent a veteran's meeting health requirements for reinstating policies, } Until Feb. 1, the home service department of the Red Cross will be open from 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. each day for consultation.
Merchants ‘Dig Up’ Teachers’ Pay Hikes
CLARENDON, Tex. Dec. 20 (U. P.).—Students in this Texas Panhandle city’s public schools are not going to lose half their teaching staff after all. Last Saturday city voters defeated by three votes'a proposition to increase city taxes in order to give school teachers a pay hike, Monday 16 ‘of the school's 32 teachers resigned. Yesterday Clarendon businessmen dug into their own pockets and raised $3000 to provide a $20 monthly wage increase for the teachers retroactive to the beginning of the fall term. The teachers withdrew their resignations,
Army Stratofreighter To Be Ready Monday
SEATTLE, Dec. 20 (U. P).— Boeing Aircraft Co. officials today said the first post-war production line C-97 stratofreighter will roll off
{war transports to be delivered to {the army, Three of the craft were
the assembly line Monday at the organization's local plant, It will be the first of 10 post-
policy’s lapse, it was pointed out] -
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