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40-163 b6 5 b7C The only communication in the files in addition to that relat- ing to Land heving reference to imaigr.tion matters was one. addressed by Attorney. lunder date of August 4, l93l to Jemes F. nlascia and in which! August l9/and states that he filed with the/Bureau of Imnigration visa petition ]acknowlecges wr. Alascia's letter of ofl Jiu favor of wife,. Immigr tion file who is the subject or. 7covering her exclusion in February, l9.9._. The office of alascia and mtranzano that apparently there was only Jne employee, advised with respect to the personnel of the. who resides at spp:rently was in the eaploy of alascia. .here was also submitted to the New lork City, and wm writer by issued in tne name of Salvatore iaranzano, bearing the ad'ress of 2706 ave. J., J automobile Oparator's License l93l License No. 24297, Brooklyn, N.Y., tnd Nw hamburg Road, Wappingers Falla, N.Y. The licence indicates the description of Meranzano as follows: Date of birth July 30, 1886 Height 5*8" Weight 210 pounds Eyes Hair Brown Brown Regarding the disposition of the correspondenee in the files of Alascia, informed that he was of theimpression that. of the Alien Squad, Police Headquarters, New York, had tk en custody of that relsting to imnigration matters and, ss a consequence, the writer interviewed advising that those files relting to immixrstion mattgrs and particularly. ]at Police Headouarters, had been taken to Washington, D.C., by of Labor, and who nsd obteined tnem on the nignt of Septenber 10 when they of theImmigretion Service, Department ststed they were proceeding to .ashington; tha+ he would, upon their return, direct them to deliver the files to the Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice, New York City, for examination. There was discussed ith the allegations and in smugling sliens snd kindred activities in connection with immigration. matters and ne advised that, in his opinion, Slvutore waranzano hsd no direct I connection with the passport and innigrution matters concerning which corres- pondence ap,e:red in the files of James F. alascia; that, in his opinion, Alascia I in handling those matters and that war nzano's murder wae responsible for. bringing to light the activities of alascie; ind lixewise it wts evident that the. memorandum book wa.s the property of alascia; that while at the present time he is not prepared to convey his opinion with regard to placing tne responsibility for and causes leading up to ideranzano's death, he is guite certsin that there is no connection between the 'eath of lartnzsno tnd iamigration activities. also stated that Misrt.nzano was known to have been concerned in bootlegging snd allied criminal violations.