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In the "New York Times" edition of January 10, 1958, an article appeared describing the testimony Loe of JOHN T. CUSACK, District Supervisor of the Federal. Bureau of Narcotiss; Mr. CUSACK 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 d& the responsibility of the 1953 assassination of CARLO TRESCA, anti-Fascist editor, He identified CARMINE GALANTE as the reputed slayer of TRESCA and stated that GALANTE was now oo nm — em de wae 1. 1 ing engaged in & campaign to control narcotics, gambling and other rackets in Brooklyn, New York, These activities were receiving the attention of District .. Attorney EDWARD S. SILVER. FRANK GAROFALO was listed as the one who had ordered TRESCA's killing. In the "Herald--Tribune" edition-of January 10, 1958, CUSACK was quoted as saying, "FRANK GAROFALO is mentioned in the Bureau of Narcotics files in association with the late WILLY MORETTI and the late ABRAHAM DAVIDIAN, - a California mobster believed to” “have been assassinated. in . 1949 by elements of the Mafia.in California.” GAROFALO* ia: - 48 a close associate of. JOSEPH PROFACT, “Brook2yn'! 3; olive a? oil Kings ' who wag” at Apalachin, BE Re a ee “phere have been reports in the underworld that JOSEPH DI. PALERMO assisted GALENTE in carrying out the TRESCA murder by driving the get-away car,"