Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1951 — Page 7

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1951 : ~~ “.- ' THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ST Operating Out of Italy Now?— * PRE Ip oemntyf 241

Calls Luciano Boss Of U.S. Dope Ring

‘Hoosier Herossm = =~ : 3 Local Gls Wounded, Another Returned to Duty

Three Indianapolis men were| Mr. and Mrs. Willie Vest had a Clerk A. Jack Tilson and former listed as wounded in Korea andilate but welcome call Monday deputy clerk at Municipal Court, another returned ‘to duty, accord-/n from California. Their son Roscoe Reel, was disclosed today. ing to the Department of Defense Pfc. Robert Vest said he is soon Witch named 11 Hoosiers on ete JO 16 Seta! Lakes, n. : : is left leg was fractured by a Friday, actio WOUNDED bullet in action Mar. 5, his Arst| foes on u NG action wis Pvt. Ray H. Bacon, son of Mr./day back on front lines after gn,rtage land Mrs. Irwin A, Bacon, Ft. three days’ rest following 68 days ,.counts had not provided a cer- | Wayne. __|on the front, he said. Pvt, Vest, {ined copy of their findings. Pte. Wayne A. Fox, sont of Mr. who is 18, graduated from Howe vided, the new jury, which will

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WASHINGTON, June 2i-—A federal narcotics agent § told Senate crime investigators today he belizves Charles (Lucky) Luciano, deported vice king, directs a large ring which ships heroin into the United States. Charles Siragusa, agent for the Federal Bureau of Narcotics, who was working in Italy as recently as May, read from an affidavit given, by Luciano to Italian author-|paratus. eilian Snaity oe ities to show that the one-|in all principal American cities. time vice lord has “regularly” re-| He mentioned Chicago, Detroit,

and Mrs, Preston Fox, Shelby- High School. ; be ville. Se impaneled Monday, will start the

oys’ Iris’ ; es — Los Angeles, Kansas City, San 5 Pvt. Rex H. Hall, of Mr. vestiga 8 lip ‘Bm, but Hard . .. An edi- k son Boy ; gh i [Francisco 306 Clevsjand. [nad Mes: Jack H. Hell, Rentiaad) 1 injured hy Dive Te mciided in the Snal re- ; el Taoney Team: Soarces 12 Thi i Whe | Bfe. . Batlard, son of In allow Water rt of the old panel will be the Rayon Satin ceived money from sources in the Mafia King Pin 9 po pan CHARLES (LUCKY) LUCI- | Ethridge P. Ballard, 139 Hoefgen 'semi-annual check on county in-

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United States. { The agent said the Mafia de- dive. |stitutt Mr. Siragusa testified that rives the bulk of its revenue from ANO—"Gifts from old friends" | Pfe. Lester W. Dalley Jr. son! That was the nful advice OS i Luciano is in the policymaking the narcotics trade and - that; lof "Mr. and Mrs. L. W Dalley Sr, 8iven today by Paul Taylor 17,! : aii ” * 7" Shock Causes Fatal Fall

councils of the Mafia—the inter-| Luciano is the “kingpin” of the sums were “approximately a few py Wayne. of B27 Laurel St, MILWAUKEE, June 27 (UP)

traffic in both the United States thousand dollars” and added that| pfe Frank Me. McMinn, son of| Last night he dived into four

{and Italy. {they were taken to Italy by Mrs. Marion D. Gray, 1415 N,|feet of water at the Gerfield pool,| Joseph Bilda, 48, touched a

Mr. Siragusa said Joe Pici, al«“ American citizens whose identity Dearborn St. ¢ « [scraping his forehead, nose, lips! : £12 {deportee from America whom heir do not care to disclose.” | Pfc. Robert L. Vest, son of Mr./and chin on the rough bottom of Nigh tension wire while : and Mrs. Wiille Vest, 230 N. Wal- the pool. {windows yesterday,

{described as Luciano’s ‘chief { { » Luciano described the mone lieutenant” _ for the ~narcoticsl,, gifts from old friends.” Y cott St. He was treated at General Hos-|storfes to the ground and was

] {trafic in Italy, may now be A] MISSING IN ACTION (pital and released. Ikilled. Sr" CEN ER {clandestinely in the United States. | a The oping Shed has pro | Pvt. Harold V. Bender, son of ow ET es Co .arge Size B ; d A tes § |He sald that government agents) Ee active, blond go. MTS. Gertrude F. Carey, Boon- : i : leq. $3.9 atteries an ccessories for iknow Pici managed to slip into] ayy hn . ville, ¢ : | é 'p * ] ” 4 eg. $3.95 Hearing Aids |this country in 1048 with 15 kilos|Calist” from Cincinnati told how ny sgt, Herman H. Flath, whose, For Young Moderns... Going to Housekeeping

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distribution ring,” Mr. Siragusa | Milford. iy TWO-—A 32-year-old RETURNED TO DUTY: 1

| (more than 30 pounds) of heroin, She got into the habit as a youth-' wire jives at Dugger. (Previously Save u P fo 15 of | ful “thrill seeker!’ and finally younded and returned to duty.)

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Reg. 98¢ {said. iC WATER With a Silvertone Hearing Ald | “Are you of that opinion still?” explamnes that an ar ona! Pvt. Melvin D. Duncan, son of A QUALIFIED AND EX ‘asked Committee Chairman Her-|" 0" © yp {Frank Duncan, 732% 8. West St. PERIENCED { ) {him sleep, Ted to addiction. ITCHERS {bert R. O'Conor (D. Md.). ‘ | Pfc. John P. Ballard writes his| CONSULTANT IN CHARGE | “I.am” Mr. Siragusa replied. THREE-—-A former Brooklyn gather “Everything is like heaven 19¢ a———| Jr. O'Conor then asked if Mr.[[JSD School basketball star who) a here in a Naval|| ZF ’ Sirgusa meant that Luciano was thought addicition can't happen &. uy hospital in Ja-|% directly involved in a narcotics 10 me, sald he stares by Joy| pan, compared to) Ladies’ ring shipping heroin to the United|POPPINE"—an occasion®’ SBIES those hills inj == J = Reg 69 § States. with marijuana—and ended ad-| = 2 East Korea. 4 % . . “I do” Mr. Bi 5 lied dicted to heroin. [i Please don't ’ANTIES a ! He med Sui ee oo. FOUR—AR 18-year-old Chicago { % worry—I'm feel- » e produced copies of threeiyoyuth testified that teen-age Chi-|- ing fine.” He _ prs. $1 affidavits signed by Luciano inigage girls prostituted themselves < ‘asked for ad-l 31 SOUT. MERIDIAN for i » an investigation by Italian au-igor narcotics. resses Of His) Sle eal —— thorities of an automobile and | | . a : FIVE—A 16-year-old Puerto} uddies. | ars a Ladies’ ® No laxative tastes better... large sums of money which thei an from New York said that Pvt Ballard e MArket 7331 |

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ros his Mother 10, et the money| pe. Ballard waiting Shest x | ‘ | ment — written in Italian — Mr, [0 SUPPOr . Biragusa quoted Luciano as say-| SIX—A Jaltimore mother, who June 10 ina mana Sxplosion Bve| ing that at “regular” intervals he watched the disintegration of her f8¢t Tom Bim, ® sald De rice ved has received sums of money from [16-year-old son under the effects Siomac ) og 3» ask Bjuries. | America since he began his Ttal-iof marijuana and then heroin said | e son o . 8. a a 2 {ian exile in 1947. she’ would “rather see him dag |30d_grandson of . ve] The document reported that the/than using the stuff. Pi, I Dotats os a.

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