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AN n innocent call by SHEE at the request of his boss, ! CASELLA said.” In the issue of the "New York World Telegram" dated January 28, 1958, an article appeared identifying VINCENT MACRI, Capitol Hill "mystery man,” as being the individual who got the State Division of Veterans Affairs to look into the 1956 traffic arrest of GALANTE. He stated he was acting on behalf of an Albany liquor deslear it was reported Portianeae af thia artiale he a Mw Fe hed . he PS whe Sho Ce ee ae 2 ed Nad Aa hb ke hee Wa are set out as follows: "Mr, MACRI, a familiar figure around the Capitol, was identified in sworn testimony presented to Acting State Investigations Commissioner ARTHUR REUTER by LEONARD L, SCHIEFFLIN, deputy director of the veterans' unit. itinen of nen APPA AA RT FARIA Mr PYMAP +h 2fitD ovrgaueye Wali tuto Re A "pL Molo Gil i a Mr. MACRI approached him wtth a story about a man who was being held without bail at Binghamton on a traffic charge. The man turned out to be GALENTE, a big-time ; underworld figure, who supposedly had been attending @ gangland meeting similar to the one held at Apalachin & year later. at v “The United Press also learned that Mr. MACRI, wno was called by Mr. REUTER Jan. 13, told the in- vestigations commissioner he had approached Mr. SCHIEFFLIN on behalf of the liquor dealer. Mr. MACRI gave Mr. REUTER the dealer's name but the latter has not been questioned because he is in a hospital. ~v — NY 92-911. te ae ee ne