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the Boston GWje Monday, July 15. 1961 WHITE MOUNTAINS Witness Describes Night His Friend Was Murdered 1 HAWTHORNE 4 I LODGE si auitftil UKE STIIStl. a a. Dar of fkiriooa vacation. 5 3 Delightful meai pet day.

Private. Sandy Beach. Free si boats, tennis, shuffleooard. fea- Baron placed French, Grieco and the late Romeo Martin in the alley with Deegan. Baron said the murder was ordered by Limone with final authorization given by Tameleo.

was saved by the coincidental approach of a Chelsea police captain as Baron, Cassesso and Salvati sat in acar with the motor running waiting for the shots in the alley before moving on Stathopoulos. Baron said he was forced to drive away. ts ture movies, aununer theater. Ktt.M aer era. ehildrea fi Stathopoulos said that he did contact Fitzgerald's legal associate.

Atty. Alfred P. Farese of Everett. SECURITY TIGHT Extraordinary security precautions were visible to spectators at the courthouse this morning. Judge Forte reportedly ordered that all persons entering the building could be searched at the discretion of police.

The action was the result of reported threats received by persons associated with the case over the week-end. Several threatening calls were received at the courthouse switchboard. Stringent precautions have been maintained in the vicinity of the eighth floor courtroom since the start of the proceedings anyway. Judge Forte's order expanded security to cover the entire building. ESCAPE BY CHANCE Earlier, state's witness Joseph (Barboza) Baron testified that he was given the murder contracts to kill Deegan for $7500 and Stathopoulos for $2500.

Stathopoulos, Baron said, Grieco has worn eyeglasses throughout the lengthy proceedings. The Stathopoudos said that he waited for Deegan to come out of the alley, but he never did. "I heard a voice say, Get him too! 'And I took off Stathopoulos said. Stathopoulos said he drove to Revere where he dropped he car he was driving and hailed a cab. He tried to telephone his lawyer, Atty.

John Fitzgerald, but failed. Fitzgerald was maimed by a bomb attempt on his life last February. ALMOST VICTIM Anthony Stathopolous tells jury of murder night. Stathopoulos testifeid that he started the car and kept the motor running. "I heard a scuffling of feet, the witness said in Final reductions Save up to $14.03 a pair.

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He slammed the witnss box rail with his hand to demonstrate their rapidity. "I saw flashes. Red and yellow flashes," he said. Stathopoulos went on that French emerged from the alley and stood in the middle of the sidewalk. "I kept the car door open," said Stathopoulos.

"We stared at each other." He said a second figure appeared from the alley, with a gun in his right hand as he looked up and down the street." Stathopoulos pointed at Grieco seated in the second row, far right of the dock, and said, "that looks like him." Stathopoulos said the men was not wearing glasses. Coward Shoe 35 WEST BOSTON Mon. 'til 8:00 P.M. 542-1661 WINCHESTER, 729-2190 WELLESLEY, 235-7858. Fri.

'til 9 P.M. MON. TUES. WED. JULY 15, tl By RONALD WTSOCKI Gangland murder target Anthony Stathopoulos of Maiden testified he saw two wen walk from a 4th sU Chelsea, alley the night of Mar.

12, 1965, after Edward (Teddy) Deegan was murdered. One. he said, was Wilfred Roy French and the other "looked like" Louis Grieco. French, 38, of Everett and Grieco, 51, of Peabody are on trial before Judge Felix Forte and 16 jurors in Suffolk Superior Court on charges of first degree murder. Four other defednants are accused as accessories before the fact of murder, a capital crime.

They are Peter Li-mone, 33, of Medford; Ron-eld Cassesso, 35, of Somer-ville; Joseph (Joe the Horse) Salvati, 36, of the North end, and Henry Tam-eleo, 66, of Cranston, R.I. Limone and Tamaleo were named betore a Senate investigating subcommittee as ranking member of the New England branch of the Cosa Nostra. Stathopoulos has been under police protective custody since last September after claims of repeated attempts on his life. He testi-. fied today that French and Deegan entered the alley together to stage a burglary.

ROBBERY PLANNED In earlier testimony, Stathopoulos stated that "a score" cr burglary, was to be made at a finance company t.i 4th st. he said the door from the alleyway into the building was to be left open. It was Stathopoulos, statement that the door was left open by a Chelsea policeman. Arrangements were made, he said, by a "Charlie East Boston, proprietor of a Chelsea dairy store in 1965. Stathopoulos said he drove Deegan and French to the mouth of the alley and parked across the street.

Before their arrival, he said French inquired if either of them were carrying gun. Stathopoulos said they weren't and that all Deegan had was a screwdriver. According to Stathopoulos, Deegan and French walked into the darkness of the alley with French walking slightly behind, "Ten seconds elapsed and I heard a loud noise," said Stathopoulos. "I thought it was a door slamming." Garbagemen Quit Ask Hike in Tampa Associated Presi TAMPA, Fla. Sanitation workers went on strike today against the city to press their demands for a 50-cents an our pay raise.

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