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W. HOLMES that he understood that BRUNO was still in Florida. He
said that he understands that PHILIP TESTA, mentioned above, is
quite concerned about the FBI having contacted him.
He also advised that FRANK FORTE., Philadelphia Police
Department No. 29927, and JAMES GATI'I, Philadelphia Police Departnent
No. 87357, who are often referred to as being BRUNO's Boys,
actually work for JOE RUTGNETTA, mentioned above, who in his opinion,
is higher up with the Greasers than BRUNO. -
T-ll also advised that RALPH MARANCA, mentioned above, is,
he believes, still in the alcohol racket and supposedly works for
BRUNO but he could not verify this.
On March 6, 1958, Confidential Informant T-5 said he had'
heard that ANGELO BRUNO was in Miami, Fla., and had recently entered
an unknown hospital in that city, where it was necessary for him
to receive two blood transfusions in connection with an illness, the
nature of which was not known to informant.
T-5 said he had heard this information from BOBBY (LNU),
who allegedly knows BRUNO. He related BOBBY complained to him
that BRUNO -formerly hung at the taproom at 15th and Morris Streets,
which resulted in the place being closely scrutinised by the
Philadelphia Police Department. T-5 stated he would attempt to
ascertain the correct name of ])BBY(LNU).
T-5 further stated that it is his opinion that BRUNO is
subservient to FELIX IE TULLIO, wa., Skinny Razor. He based his
opinion on the following-described incident which wvas told him by
AUGUSTINE MAZZIO, wa., Gus, Philadelphia Police Department No. 272611,
who is a partner of CHARIES VE!'EZIAIE in the operation of a still:
In approximately 1953 or 1954 PETER CASELLA, and ALFRED IEZZI, wanted
to dissolve their interest in the Ticket Gril , 13th and VWharton
Streets, Philadelphia. BRUNO brought a prosp ctive buyer to the
Ticket Grill. This prospective buyer, BRUNO, and IEZZI in discussing
the price being asked for the grill had a heated argument with
IEZZI telling BRUNO Do me a favor, keep the
out of here, IEZZI then went to FELIX DE TULLIO, wa.,
Skinny Razor, and told him of the argument. CE TULLIO told IEZZI
not to worry about it. Approximately a week after the argument,
BRUNO called DE TULLIO and' told him about the argument. IE TULLIO
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