7 Joe Bananas Name Croos Up In Doiron Probe Evidence By RONALD LEBEL OTTAWA (CPi—‘l'he name of ion iBananas) Bonanno .siis- nected by American authorities and immediately flew to Chi- cago. reportedly under an agreement with Canadian an- or being head of a Mafia family thorities. kept popping up at the Dorion SCHEDULED 'ro TESTIFY judicial inquiry here. On Oct, 2!. Bonanno was Raymond Dao‘ust. a promin-ischeduled to testify at a grand cm Montreal criminal lawyer.‘iulfy hearing into organized ,estmed .he represen Bon- crime in New York, but was anno as well as narcotics sus- dragged off a street by gunmen pect Lucier Rivard last sum- and disappeared His New “‘4‘ lawyer told reporters last week Bonanno is alive and well, somewhere. Mr. Daoust testified Tuesday he worked d a y and night through the torrid weather of June and July. trying every 1e- gal procedure to free Bonanno. He said he could not discuss the Bonanno case in detail be- cause of professional secrecy, but the tacts would fill a novel. He recalled coming to Ottawa July 15 to submit a request to Immigration Minister Tremblay on Bonanno's behalf. This had been the only time he had met Raymond Denis. ihcn executive er. mPierre Lamontagney another Montreal lawyer. testified iasi week he opposed Mr Daoust in bath the Bonanno and Rivard oases. Bonanno turned up in Mont- real last may after entering Canada iron) the United States at a small, obscure border town in Quebec‘s Eastern 'Iownsh'ps. fie identified himsell as an Ari- zona businessman and applied for Canadian citizenship. He was jailed shortly after, charged with perjury for falsely claiming in his citizenship appli- cation he had no criminal rec- [constant M MY. Treme HI ord. He was released July 30, now a Montreal Lawyer. I Mr. Lamontazne testified last week Mr. Denis of‘ered him a‘ $20,000 bribe July 14 if he wouid’ drop his opposition to Rivard'aI release on bail. ' Rivard is in jail in Montreal‘ awaiting extradition to the U.S.. to stand trial on charges of smuggling heroin for a Mafia~l I ring. ‘ Mr find out that Mr. Denis was new cused of having tried to fix the Rivard case until he read press reports of a Commons speech Nov. 23 by Erik Nielsen. Con- servative MP for Yukon. He said Guy Rouleau. then, parlia m e n t a r y secretary to ‘ rime Minister Pearson. wasi present when he made h re}, quest for Bonanno to the immi- gration minister July 15. 9 On July 23 he received a let-‘ ter from Mr. Denis saying Mr. Tremblay rejected Mr. Daoust‘s request on behalf of Bonanno. He said he. met Mr. Lamon- tagne tor about five hours July a Montreal restaurant. g an commlled tnternat io n a 1 dope ’ i named Demonic. aonannoa ro-y gular lawyer, had been present I as well Two days later Bonanno in" Canada voluntarily and dropped his application for Canadian cit- Mr. Daoust did not explain‘ Mr. Rouieau’s interest in the Bonanno case and the 18 lawn yers at the inquiry did not ques-‘ ton him on this m i Rouleau. MP for Mont.- the Liberal caucus. told Commons Nov. 24 he had madej representations for Rivard's re- lease and announced his resig—~ nation as Mr. Pearson‘s parlia- mentary secretary. fish . ihigh of 46.400000 metric tons in Damn said he did nonreai Dollard and chairman of L963. it was announced Tues- the1 33' about 2.4 ord 45.300.000 1962, said ’ statistics released by the United Fish Catch For World Is Record ROME tReuters i —-'i‘he world catch reached a record it represented an increase of per cent over the rec- tons caught in a bulletin of fishery NM Food CM Organization tFAO). : The biggest sinleol national ‘ catch was in which n . Canada‘s 1963 catch was 1.191.300 tons. its highest -ever brought in 6.091.300 metric tons. recorde‘!‘ In 1962 u w” 1'124" span was second with 6.697.000 . 3m (""5 ’0'" I" 1963' I LOCKS NEED LOOKOUTS Communist China was Ihll‘d,l WOLVERHAMPTON. 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