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” 92-113 b7¢ pF —“(i‘“‘iésOCOCCCCC } LEGITIMATE ENTERPRISES Club New Yorker In a memorandum contained in the morgue file of the "Ios Angeles Examiner," a daily newspaerr, which memorandum 18 mertioned above, it is stated that ROSSELLI and FRANK KERWIN and a brother of FRANK operated a place on Hollywood Boulevard called the New Yorker and that the New Yorker had quite a flurf for awhile and was sonevhat of a hangout for gamblers and underworld gentlemen a1i3 was often visited by police. In ' 'estimony | before the Kefauver Committee, ROSSELLI testified that é operated a restaurant with entertainment called the Club New Yorker in 1932, Horse Racing - Caliente Race Track In testimony before the Kefauver Committee, ROSSELLI stated that in about 1¢37 he invested about $20, 000.00 to $25,000.00 with GENE NORMILE in the Caliente Race Track in Tijuana, Mexico. He said they operated this + I ca has +, a . + RATAMTT OD «ane race track for about two seasons; that NORMILE ran the business and ROSSELLI did not have access to anything. He said he put some auditors in but they had to take the figures that NORMILE gave to them. He said the second season they got their money back with interest, but then labor trouble developed and it is ROSSELLI's recollection that the Mexican Government took the track away from NORMILE. -40-