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CONFYPPNTIAL NY 92-911 7 (Qeebbeeee:” | 16, 1950, GALANTE was arrested with b for operating a large floating crap game een strect, New York City, -in-which -there-were-51-—~ C,. Alcohol Tax Unit Arrest New York Parole record refl »1” ‘jill. ies: Seale GLUy. The Aleohol Tax Unit the Federal Records Cent o7° City, was examined by SA t*_ This file reflected that Ts nt New York City Police Department on September 4, 1947 in front + of 5 Berkley Place, placing par a still into pal ye 1938 Cadillac automobile of Also eG Was a 1937 International Urucr Pees Sever a to ae: 149 Houston Street, New Yerl: City. This eq fo) sted of copper sheeting, tubing and other parts necessary in tiie assembly of a still. > individuals were arrested by the New York City Police De nent and the ATU investigators were advised, GALANTE on diiterv: claimed to be employed by his brother who owned a grocery store in the neighborhood, and d been looking fcr olive oil in that area, and that i only zen of those arrested whom he Imew, Hoek street, WaS arrested as a co- tinsmith, was rested as the still maker, ard a cs considered the still owner. GALANTE was charged as a co- conspirator and all of these persons were charged with the possession of the equipment for the manufacture of alcohol. All of this equipment and the vehicles involved were seized by the ATU. Later a petition was submitted to the Secretary of the Treasury by JOSEPH JINSTON and J. WOLFE CHASSEN, attome} vane attomeys, 66-58 Fresh Pond Road, Ridgewood, Queens, New York ¥S, ei ? 2 , ’ urn and reloat of the 1936 Cadillac belonging to +o ear was released by the Government urned ofa (ATU) file #2189, stored at pton Street, New York on January 27, 1958, was observed by the b7C er ATE