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ski cn jlovember 19, 196°, MWANCIS J, LyoWwS, Hearing Attorney, !imiigration and Naturalization Service, New York City, advisced that an agreement ts entered into between _immigrativ authorities and the subject's attor rney, whereby * | 2GAMBINO preseate&® himself at tie United States ‘Public Health - || “Hospital i+ Swapteton, Staten Islend, New Yori, on that date, : 1 1 for a comp ote physical examination by Government doctors. . LYONS staieu thescxamination +, expectec to take between three and days, after whicn « Geterminat’on would be made as to whether ors not immigration hearings wouid proceed with the questionir of GAMBINO. ~ oun November 23, 1962, Dr. J, RIMELE, United States Public Hezith Hospital, Staten isiand, New York, advised that GAMEINO wa.; being released fro: the hospital on that date, and “that be we be certified as being fit to answer questions at a hearing royarding his deporca:ion, on Jamary 4, 1963, Lear's advised tiiat an agreement had been cuvreed .into with subJectts attorney , for a hearing to be_held o: January 14, 1962, at 70:00 a.m., af the United States Public Hee’ "h Service, Out Patient Clinic, 67 Hudson Street, : New York City. The hearing was subSequently postponed until February ©», 1963, at which time subject's attorney stated that GAMEINO wold answer all questions whatsoever. The hearing on this date ‘asted approximately one hour and concernéd itself with subjesce's first two arrests in 1930. During the period of questionin:, there were four biccic periods in which he took pills for hic heart condition. Ne was to retvrn on the morning of Februar, ly 1963, to continue the hearing, but a telephone eall was received py immigration authorities from subject's son-in-law, lr, PHOMAS SINATRA, in which the doctor pointed out that the subject could not appear, because he had an uneasy night. Tl nearing was postponed until March 4, 1963. eee eae: wnat