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Newspaper Page Text4 C THURSDAY. AUGUST 29, 1963 THURSDAY AUGUST 23, 53S3 iu3&& -wfeS v- i i'-t fFW-- 4fe-'fr lo inUw f ; Sn:f i h4Pl GANGSTERS. USA These eight men are identified by former Cosa Nostra member Joe Valachi as the head of organized crime in the United States, according to the U. S. Justice Department. They are, left to right, Sam Giancana, Vito Genovese, John Scalish, Raymond Patriarca, John S. LaRocca, Angelo Bruno, Stef ano Magaddino and Joseph Zerilli. (UPI) Quotes From tho News Washington - The Rev. Fred L. ShutHesworth, a Negro civil rights leader: "I shall ptepes a civil rights match through tha South that will s straight into tho Black Bait of Al abama and Mississippi this yaat and in MM. Wa must provide 'little Washington!' ovarrwhare so that tha Ne gro in tha cotton field who can't get to Washington can have a chance to express himself." Madrid - Clinton Jencks, . 19, one of the American youth who made a two-month trip to Cuba as guests of Fidel Castro, in defience of State Department edicts: "Now I know the truth about Cuba. The people are happy there." Moab, Utah - Casper A. Nelson, state industrial com missioner, describing three victims of a mine blast Itere: "They had their heads in the ventilation tube trying to get fresh air. That s where they were when tney were found." Washington - Roy Wilkins, executive director of the NAACP, after the civil rights march on the capital city: "It was a day of remerkeble experiences." Citizens Committee Told That Changes Influence Building There are changes going on in education today that will Influence the type of school building a district chooses to be constructed, Amo DeBer nardis, assistant superinten dent of the Portland schools, told members of the Citizens' Advisory Committee of Med- ford Tuesday night Describing the M e d f o r d committee, which is studying secondary school needs, as democracy in action," the visiting speaker urged the committee members to be re alistic. "The building will influ ence education," he declared. "You can put a top notch teacher in a tent and she will still do a good job, I'll agree to that," he added. "But put a top notch teacher in a plant designed foi education and she'll do a better job." Achievement is only one of the things the school must do to be effective, DeBernar dis said. Other requisites, he listed as, a physical fitness program, citizenship, eco nomics and vocation. Concerned About Today "Citizenship," the speaker What Next for' L 1 Sandra Dee? Her career it riding hifh, her marriage to lobar Darin h sinking law onel et 21, the't tarn between work and lava. . i Jflcit Jtjffffl ftf Barfs an Ph (far who tat everything ' fci me roorw pmcVt4 SfFTCKK 1ST A Wttkeni Its MfDFOftD MAIL TWIUNI commented, "is something we are deeply concerned about today. I don't mean Just teaching the children to name the senators and representa tives and so on. This is knowl edge. What we mean is the development of his attitude to ward his government. ' "In the field of vocation," DeBernardis con tinued, "I hope we are going to start soon, very soon, to get the child to take a good look at himself and say this is what I am going to do and this is the school that is going to help me do it." Turning again to building construction, DeBernardis de scribed the studying done in Portland preparatory to the planning for the proposed Southwest Portland High school which is designed for the education of 2,400 students. Put Into Practice "In this building. Portland has tried to put into practice the things we've been talking about. We want to make it a place that parents also, will come to," DeBernardis explained. The new methods of pre sentation of materials, the importance of having the teacher know her students. of having the students feel known by the teacher, the ad vantages of flexible grouping and of releasing the student to learn on his own, when he is capable of accepting this responsibility were all considered, the Portland school administrator em phi sized, in the planning of the Southwest High school Dividing the students into separate student bodies with in the same building has made it possible to consider the education of a great nunv ber while retaining the ad vantages offered by a small student body. The process ex plained by DeBernardis re sembled closely constructions in the east visited by the Med ford delegation and the state board of education on tours financed by the Oregon Pro gram. Ce-Edlter of Beek DeBernardis is one of the editors of "Planning Schools for New Media," prepared in cooperation with the U.S. de partment of health, education and welfare, and copies of this book were presented to committee members at the close of Tuesday night's meet ing, over which H. P. Bos worth, Jr., committee chair man, presided. The speaker was Intro duced by Dr. Leonard B. May- field, superintendent of Med ford schools, who emphasized the extensive work DeBernar dis has done in the fields of planning for the new con cepts in education. Preceding preseataMen of the speaker, Dr. David C. Boals of the Medtord school board gave an explanation of the school board's decision to build the temporary class, rooms now under construc tion on the high school grounds. D USDA Choice Midway Meat-Tenderized SHANK HALF 3 1 Whole Hams k 49 Buff Half , 55 Short Ribs , 39 n n a r $a 39 oar-D-u rryers i United Meats 4 each Cheese Salami Mild Cheddar lb. Any Sire Piece. COOKID lb. Snow DrifPV itiorteningX I 3 Lb. Can j SOUIP Campbell's GOLD MEDAI New Etulers of Vice Peal By H. D. OUIGG United Press Iniernaiional Middle - aged and jowly. Pudgy-faced, with eyes that shift. Hard minds, fixed on the business that's always at hand. These men rule. Their kingdoms are eight major cities, plus the near and far suburbs that ring them. Their overall cartel of crime is a shadowy substance called "Cosa Nostra." No hard alliance here - except for re curring family ties. Just an "understanding, the snarling palship of big cats that prey in a common jungle. ! These men are the "com t mission" that presides over or ganized crime in the United States, according to the Jus tice Department. The infor mation has been coming for some time from a former Cosa Nostra member, Joe Valachi, a frightened man in an army fort. Depending on which paper you read, Valachi is "Sing ing Joe," "The Talking Ter rorist," "The Singsong Hood lum," or "The Blabbermouth of Cosa Nostra." But his song is not so funny. A quarter-century ago, an other singer named Abe Reles began a roundelay about a kill-for-hire mob in Brooklyn called Murder, Inc. In 19-11, in mid-song, Reles went out the window of a Coney Island hotel to his death, while guarded by police. And spawned an underworld say ing: "This was one canary who could sing but couldn't fly." Hence the placement of Abbandando, Kid Twist Reles, business. Their overall take in Legitimate Husiimess Lcpke Buchaller. Valachi's overlords have no such nonsense about them. To day's crop, underworld busi nessmen of distinction, born mostly in Sicily and Ilaiy, are described as sincere, affable; one looks like a retired gentle man, another like "a kindly old grandfather." Cosa Nostra is an Italian idiom meaning "our business, Valachi in heavily guarded J our affair." Their business is Ft. Monmouth, N.J. Reles vice, which the dictionary sang of a murdering gang says means "evil conduct." with romantic names: Happy The underworld also has m Maione, Frank The Dasher I vested heavily in legitimate is estimated at $Mi billion year. Not a Dieam j Angelo Are we dreaming this? Isieiphia, Joseph Zenlii, 65, Detroit. ? home. He is rcpuleo io bv ! 195?, That was She year at the J with w rackets bui is a Sebsslian Larocca, 65, PiMs-! tvorth S30 million. He ottce 0l,r8n- ( presided over a mtts-tlullJtt- i vintinr." a a rnunWv t.Vap ! mv r,rf V,D s. ' . j - . autt w-tt MWCtty Bruno, 53, Phiia- S stoiiar narcotics nrg. n ,e wooded talis near Ao- i vears. He oiwraics titu The 6S-year-oli native of alehi, N."S. imate business, a EKDExete Italy is named as the overall j He had learned his lessons ! bJorjj supply firm. boss. A 5980 nBrcnjirs con-iweii in errand-running years j AneeJo Bruno heads Penn- Magaddino, 71, S'5, it ail made up' Some people say we are, and yes il is. Most cops don't think so. Cer tainly $40 billion a year in the hands of practitioners ot evil isn't pari of "The Ameri can Dream." As named by Valachi, the big city bosses are: Vito Genovese, 68, New iork (the head man), now m top, Vito Genovese, "the brim turned up aii around in Leavenworth penitentiary. benevolent squire," had a i oiti-couniry siyie, rose 5o ihe Sam Giancana, 55, Chicago. $'2(iu,0oo art roiSeeiion m his top of !!e crime syndicate in Stefan Buffalo. Raymond Patriarca, ! New England. , j John T. Sraiish, 55, Cleve land. Who are these kings of un gtory? Let's see, Man J Top i Might as a-eil start at tltei vk-ilm got him a 55-jiear fed eral prison sentence, and for a long time Vaiachi, the pres ent songbird of She barracks, was his cellmate, Genovese, a nervous, wiry, bespeelacled little man under a big grav teelora witn the 4 ! if Groceteria Will Be Open Labor Day 9 A.. M. -6 P.M. Midway Msats OLE mm 49' 2 doz TRY SOME BACON and EGGS TODAY Ground At Your Friendly MARK'S a real treat any time! 7il Sixth and Grape Limit Rights Reserved No Sales To Dealers LOTS OF FREE PARKING 10 Lb. Bag (o) (6) 4 0 mmm 1 OBERTI PITTED OLIVES No. 1 Picnic Sit mo VAN CAMP PORK 'N BEANS No. 1 Tin NALLEY'S CHILI lS-oi. Tin DEL MONTI DILL PICKLES JELL 0 All Flavors 3-m. Pkj. 12 FOR 99c NALLEY'S POTATO CHIPS 3 Pack Box Re. 69c HILLS COFFEE 2 lbs. PUREX ' 2 Gal. TREND LIQUID FOR DISHES 32-ot. Bottle DERBY TAMALES 13Vi-of. CUu Jar Back To School LILT Bush Button PERMANENT Reg. 2.50 S89 Preli Shampoo Reg. 1.00 Stoner Fresher LARGE EGGS en 95 Pork Sausage , 49 Ground Chuck 69c Groceteria Meats Are FRESH! Big Vz Qt. Bottles J (j 6-Pack 1 for Groceteria Fountain Swiss Steak Dinner 38' Hour; 8:30 .m,-7;30 p.m. Daily-tEiccepf Sunday) DINNERS SERVED 71U 7 Monday hru S1urday GROCETERIA BAKERY Angel Food Cake Urge lin'tceH 49c Dinner Roils light i fiuHy ... Doi. 25c Cub Cakes Spicy , Tty . . 6 f- 25c ntttori Bread ( SiX HOURS freshet ii ii V-1- s j Plus Dep. ' m at Groceteria SCHOOL SUPPLIES 200 Count Filler Paper 59c 2St Size Filler Paper 13c Plasfit or Wood Rulers 2 fM 15c Crayons 19c 33c Msg. of 10 Pencils flea- 39t ... 33c ITU Diamond "A" Famous Quality WHOLE CORN CREAM CORN CUT BEANS SLICED BEANS 303 TINS SHOO y SAVEI $95 Red Ripe Slicing Tomatoes 1 N YAM. N Sweet and Juicy k serving Ihe undf rworid ti J Jersey VetKiittg, Znc, in FnMa America, and Usiy. Accord- dciphsa. He iives roorissli? in ing to the sang a the nunstret j a Swo-sfery tvw house and is Vaiachi, Genovese eievaied considered a good, quiet tieiglt MmseiS by three nods oS ihe fcar. Dacsn't g! fcr night ii& head in 195?. First he nodded j osr sports events. Police sa? to his chauffeur who wcntjhe nas snviher home in an ovii and looii a potshot at king- tAher section where his wiie pin Frank Cc!ciJo buS muSivd ! Sue and tws ehiiren tive. it; the buliet only grazed He is 53. Born in itaiv, Frank's heai. But the gesture! "Look ai jjii," sasi a Buf eneouvaged Costciio to itn- faJo, N.Y., detective, staring ticzvous wiifr TciiremvTiK j at the picture st Stefana Tht Fatal Nod j Magaddino. "Looks iite a Anoiher nod. and down j kinriiy oiri gTanriiaSfoer; JooSs dead went Frank Seaiise i SiSe hp wouldn't hurt a &ea" while niunching a peach nut- ( But tale patiee have n! side a Bronx frutt store. The j recarol of arrests against ga-gjiirg of Sraiise eiiroi-S Magaddino, an affaMe, con. natcd a pai ti ooih CosiriJo i gcraai oid man wha at 71 is and absentee viceterd, ea!!e? "The Dan" ar "Dan j Lucky Luciano. ' j Stefano" or "H Bosso Stefano" fiod thret, the song sees, j and is to-preairienS wSih fcis was for Aiorri Anastasia who son Prior of Magaddino Me was caught in the act oi ot-! moriai Ciiapet, Inc., in Ki ting tonsured in Manhattan j agara Faiis, the tamiiy tsndei hoteiparior. He died viiih hisj taking business. ! barber's bib on. i Haymond L. S. Patriarca AKer these nods, and atter 55, is a smati, dapper ntan the ecinventiun, Genovese was ( who was described in 135? fcy the boy on top. j the Massathusetis Crime By ihis lime, Omvt-se was ! Commission as iho "most paw- j living quietly . as "squire oi j erf ul influence' in an tnter- iae ntgnianas in tne jersey j stace ganicting networs doing shore community of Atiantic a $2 biiiion annual business in ) HighSands. His daughter was Massarhustiis. SnslaiJod next door with his j King of Rackets six grandchildren. Neighbors yiygii Pcicrson, who & spoke of his grandfather at- nded ihe Chicago Crime iiiurie, incirieniaiiy, ibo two j Commiision, teid the commit mvrtiers and- ihe aliempied i it.,, thxt P(ri vM murder all are oiticiallv un- soived. ; The squire had been a : srarrri young hood in 1934 ! when he fled from New "fork to iialy to escape prosecution j in ihe rouraer ot one Ferdi nand Borrra. He bad become ; an American citizen in 1813:' "king of ihe racfceis" in Rhode Island and also alleged Patriarca was tied up with tnenshers of Costeifo ouifit in New Yoris. ' John T. Scalish, 51, Is ihe baby of Hie ouneh. He spends a lot of time fishing and boating m Lake Erie. CJeve- wnen tne Atncrtcatj Army ar-! ianri-born, he iii'es there in a rweri m iiaiy m Worid Wair big old frame hnuse with his ii, Shtre was Viio. . S wife Tiilie end three chiiriren lie got hunself a job as in-5 and he's buiiriing a S5SM5&v terpreter witit the incoming home jn anoiher section American Army and began Of ihe Justice nraarinf. sieaiins" Ameritan suooiies and doing black market busi ness wtlh some ot his Fascist pals. Wanted For Murder Army tnteiiigencc got wise. Then they found he was wani - ;eri Sor murder in New 'VorH. Back came Vito, in 18-15. Haw j ever, two key , witnesses j against hisn wcie nuiekiy ) murdered, Genovese was ae- nuiiied. Back honse, according to j the song, he got a bit' jealous S over whai be presumed Mrs. j Oenovcse had been doing in j his absence, bickered apace J with her, and tinkered with ) having her murdered. Jnsieari, nauung htm as one of tn crime overlords, he ioiri ihe Cieveianri Press.- "1 don't know why they're picking on me now. I've kept my nose cican for Su years. The only way 5 can sioj. ihesn is goi a sawyer and sue. family Council Ct's Nwt-..TS! FajjsSy Era. tft-st, tiwttt tiMsvmftftn, a thwswijw "crs. KatTi Mlltrln Is a swxmtzTy n 3rlit.nl esse ftlsttn-$ 5Tfc Jxrtyp irrn dealt Willi i-nnn- j Yaiavhi sys, he ordered ihe j fpjp- cu-u(w tit one oc nei- par;- ( cctcrai FcatMu Cott.. ners in ntght spot.' She is! now sairi to be iivins wiih(..TeMa J-- He delights it: her aging rooiher "qainjy." hing tny feelings. j as ihe saying goes. ! 3ft -i. - Oocs she want tjenovese nao a iong record ( ' " of both petty and grand hood- j iumry, most of ii marked " J. - Haw do you cs "riischargod" on Ihe police ! f !ai" a husband who is poiiie, records. Uncle Sam Rnally i ktnd antf nideraie io me ai sent him awav for the nar- S feuTOe' whl,n we'Te alone, but coiies violation. The conjee- lu "!io 3 Hec! ti!r iure Ss lhal Ihe chief is still ' are present? Whatever signalling his Indians, from i say' hc contrarircts, iie his J comes rsghi oui and calls me Hvyti' wr have a preliy J ?.i!,p or or mean-things dashing fellow. The UPI ad- ' , never icl Pvat vlsory Jrarti Chicago goes p,!e !""st t!"n; wc W ton" I like this-. ' r , Baeh in 5928, ihe Chicago L. .' .ume wttn ,.-,..i j (Teas is she worries too much over' what people may be ) Crime Commission made note to watch a tough, 2ti-yor-old, black - haired we si sirier named Saivaiore Moras Gianvana. Giancana was a thinking. I'm a fjanis, bonesi person and i eaSJ ihe shots as 5 sec them. If she's let a sales- comer Htfrf all II lulrr, In . " 11 make it big with ihe mobs. Headi Chicago Mob never lead, f'ii 1 kid her aboui ii. When ive're out among friends, and she They were rigbi. Since i hands out hot air, I say things ji-fw, titts ut'tv) 11 ie ac-j to coot tier Of f. Kuowieaged head ot the Chi cago mos brought together by TJ Coanrih It's a familiar Big iim Coiosimo, whipped ploy, this saying "any old inSo shape by johnny Torriu, thing" to one's mate under nurtured into a criminal jug- j cover of others present Many eroaut by Al Capone, and j is ihe friend lefi io squirm ia expanded through ihe 4u's and the role of "referee" as hus Su's by Paul )The Waiiert ! band and wife shut it out ver- j Rleca and Anthony Big Tu-) baiiy in front of him, shoei ng j ftccarno. j mg tiigs and aeeusaiions "be- iosepb ZeriiJi, 85, ihe man low ihe belt;" The blows ren- j iisied by ihe Justice Depart- resent a pile-up of undeliver- ment ta Oetrolt, points outicd tlirusts. held back and j that he has been in the bak- j awaiiing a "safe" arena. The ery oMinras iw s,n years ana, j reroeoy, Tessa, seems i be to besides thai, he never heard (set up a sparring session at of this singer Valachi. Zcriili home, so your "polite, kind was "Mr. Joe" in the prohibi- i and consirieraie" husband can tion era, regarded as a Scad- i be nalural, "honest and un ing beer baron. He was con- afraid! Assure hict you won't victed in iS!S ot carrying a ! weep, walk out, hate iiim ... concealed weapon. Fine $50. if he leiis you how he reaJiy Thai's aii. t fceis about you, as long as He was born in Sicily, j he gets the venom out in the came here in 1814 and was! privacy of your apartment, naturalircd. He now Jives in - - - And, as a smart husband, Crosse Poinle Parir and his i Hugh, ii's your diiiy io bniid financial interests in a prod-j a flattering image of your uee company, as well as the 5 wife to your mutual friends. j Detroit iiaiian Baking Co, lie i Never cut her down or make ' is married io ihe former Rosa- j fun of her pubjieiy. One ex ile Profaci and has three ! Prt claims that the main, daughters and a son, Aniony trick fer liappy marriage S., who is vire president ofjis learning how to manage ihe Hazel Park Racing asso- j tongues! elation, j It is no secret ihat he is 1Muhmm very weaSi by, Bui John Sebas-j f ET ACHE (TCH? iian (Big John! LaRocca, now w ,f iSJ ,, w m b fit, is risen from poverty. Uttt. Ho woniw tt,er Jm, we, Born in Sieiiy, he came here i perspirt, ti. ijtht tcer and worked in a coal mine i Ar trirh 7--!. inlurla far ct at the age of H. Then he op- 58 isitet, ii liirvtx crated ssoiine station .1 iK"ft. Cwfe tthlt tut. Then he nwved inio booilcg-?'"-1 J"" ging and .venutally the num- i IS bcrs racktt. flttvti il Ott HU, TOOAV vl His sequaintances say ht s Y P, ft,;t 1 wouid like now io cui all iles Imm, : I.: v 2,