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awe vo va toe deportees from this country are also associates or acquaintances of Luciano ae 12 (105) Deo 13 in Italy. ee 4 29 In 1951, a New York gangster nained Frank Collace was sent to Italy” H t - 18 to pick up some heroin. Collace contacted an uncle in Italy who had fled this | 20 country previously. Both Collace and hia uncle were considered Maflost. Attar | of 33 recelving a call from Pict, Tuciano’s associate, the Collaces went to Milan, : a The younger Collace was le!cr arrested at {he Rome airport where, in-bis — : ° 27 suitcase, police found three kilograms of heroin. bs 29 = 4, Recent Narcoties Arrests | - 31 On January 23, 1933, the Federal Dure2zu of Narcatics made a series 33 of arrests in the netropolitea areas of New York City and Philadelphia, and in 36 Fairfax, Virginia. <A total of 20 men and women were arrested and more than (107) (108). 38 109 pounds of heroin and opium, valued at $1, 500,000, .was confiscated. 7 _ 40 In the roundup, or? peddler was srreste:! as he delivered ten pounds 7 Ae of heroin and 120 ounces of opium to underccver Federal narcotics agents ata us motel in New Jersey. The poddier had obtrined the narcotics at the home of | 47 Peter Canelta, of Camden, New Jersey, who was Iabelled the ringleader of the 49 drug operation In the Philadelphia-Camden sen | 25 The arrests culminated an extensive inv:stigation in which two : ~ 534 under cover agents had infiltrated into the Mafia traffic in narcotics. The agents . oa