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a NY. 92-911-- a eo a 7 On January 13, 1943, the subjectwas arrested as a 5 suspect in the murder of CARLO TRESCA. | ae The New York State Parole investigation conducted i to determine if GALANTE'Sparole chould be wevoked gave the 4 following summationef his activities since release from Sing ad Sing Prison on May 1, 1939. It was noted that he worked quite 3 steady on a full-time basis until July 1940 for the Lubin 5 Artificial Flower Company, 552 West Broadway, New York City, and then part-time until February 1941. Thereafter until about September 1941 he was employed as a longshoreman at various piers, From September 1941 to May 11, 1942, he was e- 9 a meee Time lle +h empicyea oy tne General Electro Plating Company, 176 Grand os Street, New York City. He then received unemployment insurance until about August 1942, at which time he was employed with the Knickerbocker Transportation Company, 303 Grand Street, and allegedly employed there until taken into custody on January c. 13, lleged that he had been associating b7 wit who was suspected of operating a stil e Federa U. However, ATU advised on October 10, suited, Sh°! © informant was unable to identify GALANTE or, He was charged with associating with an ex-convict, Saibic ae: January 12, 1943 and for driving an auto- of ~ 6 months period = of time, such being { unauthorized under the terms of his parole. He was returned to prison to serve the remaining portion of his sentence. E, Vehicle Violations 40 Records o reflected that the subject was issued an original drivers cense permit #5311017 on September 3, 1952, This permit was lost and he was reissued operators permit number 125781 which was suspended on June 20, 1956 for ll traffic summons during the period May 10, 1962 to December 13, 1955. A record of the license numbers and registered whe, 4 4 — is as follows: 52 | 53- ; ‘ 56 |