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and ely * oy o sae Pt Ri ld Sudan RARE WN Mai sag CONFIQRNTIAL " f believed may have been the Whicie used by the escaped murderers, The license plate of this abandoned vehicle was | identical to that license number noted by the parole officers from their surveillance of Galante on the previous night. Galante was taken into custody on January 23, 1943, and held in violation of parole since no evidence could be obtained to directly link Galante with this murder, and since it was not positive that the abandoned vehicle was the murderers’ getaway car, Galante was not prosecuted for this murder. He was, however, returned to Sing Sing for violating the provisions o7C that he associated with the ex-convict, and that he drove an automobile for approximately s1x months, such being unauthorized under the terms of his parole. He was returned to prison to serve the remaining portion of his sentence. - geen solved although the _ arsed and are reasonably certain at 2 Lan ee ns murder. (New York State Parole and GD ; 47, Galante was arrested in the company o in the process of dismantling an alcohol in the vicinity of 5 Berkley Place. , _ He was charged as a co-conspirator along with other individuals, however, this offense was dismissed by the United States Commissioner, July 6, 1950. in ae eae ee se eNG by] % rn aS , iy ‘; (Alcohol Tax Unit) Galante has been reported to be a leader of the lower east side Italian gang and since his release from prison in 1935, has become a top figure in the American / syndicate making policy and During 1954 and 1 955. hoe eae seeanent at¢eA out eo also known as bIC a ’ an in America. ante