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Re: Carlo Gambino On November 25, 1957, the INS obtained a warrant for the subject charging him with violation of Section 241al of INS Act of December 29, 1952, in order to show cause why hie snould not be deported, and charging Gambino, a national * of Italy wio entered the United States on December 23, 1921, : at Norfolk, Virginia, with being a stowaway on the ''SS Vincenzo Florio," On November 3, 1958, Gambino appeared before an NS Deportation Hearing; however, he complained of chest pains and was removed to a hospital. The hearing was post- poned, and, to date, no nev hearing has been scheduled. Lcarsreraramensne Investigative sed that Gambino had indicated "On November 4, 1958, Unit, INS, New York City, advi Cc would refuse to answer any quest to him at the bt nearing. In vicw of this, it was! opinion that it would not be too difficult to deport Gambino. ; TKS! GREED, Cn fugeust 13, 1960, Gambino entered the United States Public Health Service liospital, Staten Island, New York, for a cardiac evaluation, Im part, the Public Health Service liecical. Report reads as follows: “Regarding your (INS) questions about whether lr. Gambino can take part in deportation proceedings: it is our opinion that he may be served papers and interrogated without risk to the patient. It is possible that under the condition of emotional cxecitement, if, Gambino will have episodes of angina pectoris pain, Tiese can be readily controlled by patient taking nitroglyccrin tablets. We suggest that the 7 33h