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"Carlo Gambino, was., AR,’ Info disseminated to IRS per Bu instructions Information was furnished on July 9, 1956, to reflected the effect that Carlo Gambino was treasurer of a corporation, 10 NYlet 8.6.5, Associates, Inc., Labor Consultants at 141 East 44th 3/16/38 Street, New York City. (AUSA, SDNY) Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) reportedly obtained on November 25, 1957, a warrant for the arrest of Carlo Gambino charging hiw with violation of Section 241A1 of INS Act of December 29, 1952, with an order to’ show cause why be should not be deported and charging Gambino as being a National of Italy who entered the [Inited States on Decambar 23, 1921, at Norfolk, Virginia, as a stowaway on the "SS Vincenzo Florio." (Subject's iNS file number 5451526) Gambino was served with a deportation warrant on August 6, 1958, and posted a $10,000 bond. He was released until September 3, 1958, when INS scheduled a hearing, but on that day the hearing was postponed because of Gambino's health. (INS) . An article entitled "Apalachin rigure Te ill At Hearing," appearing iu the "New York Times" of November ‘4, 1958, reports that Carlo Gumbino was taken i411 at the start of his INS deportation hearing, November 3, 1958. The article r@.lates that Gambino was takon in a wheel chairfrom the hearing roon at INS, 70 Columbus Avenue, New York City, to an ambulance and was subsequently admitted to the. Flower-Fifth Avenue Hospital, New York City, where he had previously been treated for heart trouble. The “New York Daily Mirror” of November 15, 1957, contains an article wherein it states thirt "62 top leaders of the dreaded Mafia, ruling crime syndicate of the US, were on November 14, 1957, during a top-echelon conclave called to deal with mounting official pressure on their lucrative atrangle hold on the nation's purse." According to the article, the meeting was held at ‘*palachin, New York, and Gambino was present at this meeting. at Ji