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NY 92-911 "Instead, in some 115 pages of testimony, Captain GLEITSMANN said he had gained the acquaintance ef a JCE LANZINI, proprietor of the Abco Vending Machine Service in West New York, and had gone upstate at JOLE's request to try to get "ore of his salesmen out of jail' "Rarlier he admitted they had previously seen “mostly characters" hanving around the Abco premises in West New York, which he admitted visiting frequently. He related how Sergeant CROSWELL stopped > his intercession attempts by showing him GALANTE's extensive crimitiual record. He then said the bantering between himeelf and Sergeant CROSWELL began." The'"New York World Telegram and Sun" edition. of January 8, 1958, carried an article which is as follows: , " JOSEPH HARRISON, NJLEC Chairman, ended the two-day public hearings in the Jersey aspects of the gangland meeting at Apalachin, New York. He said he would send transcripts of testimony to prosecutors in both states for possible perjury investigdion.' In the "New York Times" edition of January 10, 1958, an article appeared deseribing the testimony of JOHN T, CUSACK, District Supervisor of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics. Mr. CUSACh testified as to his opinions regarding the reason for the meeting at Apalachin, New York on November 14, 1957. He also offered a theory for the recent murder of ALBERT ANASTASIA in New York and named two men suspected - 54 -