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Break’ i iegel.Case Puzzle Pieces in | *: ;Rubout All in Place FROM PAGE ONE j moment, ls reported “in seclu- aon” in Mexico City. Parlier, Anderson disclosed that lhe has promised immunity to an junnamed gangster who is willing to “sing” the entire sordid story of Bugsy’s ambush execution. . Despite Anderson's asserted knowledge of the killer's identity lhe promiscd no immediate arrest, pointing to the recent court ruling that mere implication by an ac- complice, uncorroborateg by any other witness, Is unsufficient for] conviction. Slegel was put on the spot, sald Anderson, by an “interna- tional underworld syndicate” as 5 the price for his threats “to talk and sell out the syndicate to the police.” “Bugsy,” it appears, sought to “get the big shots to’ kick through with more money” for ‘his $6,000,000 gambling resort, | the Flamingo at Las Vegas. With one or more “trigger men” lying in ambush in. the shrubbery, Siegel was taken to Miss Hill’s rented palace and was en route by air fo A . celnry. aa eurendy aes an Charles Hill. ~ ‘ New York homicide detectives jare curious about the source of ley’s income, which made it [possiple for the white-haired “sportsman” to live In a $1000-a- ‘month suite. TOP UNDERWOBLD ‘BRASS’ When Siegel “moved into Los Angeles” some 15 years before his ying he had the reputation of being one of the top brass of the eastern undtrworld. He was sent here, police believe, to capture con- trol of gangland activities. Among his few opponents was one Harry ig Greenie” Greenberg, who as slain Nov. 22, 1939, in Holly. d. Indicted for the killing, igsy beat the rap.