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on ad On January 26, 195 the New York Office verified tnat ANASTASIA was presently residing at 75 Bluff Road, Palisades, New Jersey. According to the Newark Office the telephone listed for the subject is Cliffside 6-235. This telephone is listed under the subject's wife's maiden name SARNASI. The New York Office is presently attempting to verify the date and place of birth as well as a recard of service in the armed forces by the subject. The "New York Times" for December 2h, 1952 in an article on ALBERT ANASTASIA advised that the biography of the Brotners ANASTASIA began in Tropea, a fishing village in Calabria, Italy. The family name was _ANASTASIQ. The father of the A.aSTASIA brotners was a railroad worker who died before World War I. By that time tne family consisted of nine sons and three daughters. Une son and two daughters died young. Another son .emigrated to Australia. All the remaining boys had to go to work at an early age, on fishing boats, on freighters, on farms; one succeeded his father on the ilroad. . railroa Te asTAss + UMBERTO, Tater falied ALBERT, now\YiPb yeare old, GUISEPFI (JOS5EPH),/now forty-seven, and TONY, now Yorty-- five, shipsed as déckhands on tramp steamers as children of eleven and twelve and knocksd about the toughest ports in the world. At various times during the Twenties they jumped snip in the United States and merged into the gangs of longshoremen. ALBERT, the oldest and most sinister of the ANASTASIA brotners got involved as far back as 1921 with the i -2. REIASIF rTaly ey a>)