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The Boston Globe "Wednesday, May 13, 1970 11 Kelley describes deal with Angiulo cambridgeportT! THE EVERYTHING RESORT! SAVINGS BANK Hotd indoor pool AAU Outdoor pool SauM Day Camp Night patrof troadway entertainment band 18 Holo miniature golf course 3 Mil lake all sports Now sorvico BAR 876-2240 Kelley "What is your line of endeavor?" "My line of endeavor is Dial All Deposits Insured In Full the hospital every other Tuesday. Kelley said that he made the arrangements with Tilley to stage the robbery. The witness told the jury that he received $6000 for his part in planning the robbery. In the preliminary stages, Harrington asked Notice Required armed robbery" Kelley said without a trace of a smile. DACCPnDT I i And All Identification Photo ATLAS PHOTO STUDIO Ji AT NEW LOCATION ij, 161 Newbury Boston i Between Dartmouth Exeter Sts.

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John J. Kelly of Water-town testified in Federal Court yesterday that he planned the July 26, 1966, armored car holdup at the VA Hospital in Jamaica Plain and later made-arrangements with Gennaro Angiulo of the North End to convert $15,000 of the loot into other currency. Angiulo is on trial before Judge Charles E. Wyzan-ski Jr and a jury "on a charge of being an accessory after the fact to the robbery. Benjamin F.

Tilley and Charles Dominico are charged with the actual robbery, which netted $68,000. Under questioning by Atty. Edward F. Harrington, chief of the Federal Strike Force in Boston, Kelley testified that the defendant Tilley gave him of the armored car money and asked him to change it for other money. He told the jury that he met Angiulo at a lounge on Tremont street in downtown Boston late in the evening about two weeks after the robbery.

After a perfunctory greeting, Kelley said that Angiulo asked "where did the money come from?" "I told him from the VA Hospital job." Kelley said. He said that Angiulo told him that if the armored car guards were seriously wounded that he wanted nothing to do with the money. Kelley said that after a few minutes of conversation, Angiulo took the bag of money. "In a few minutes, Angiulo came back and gave me a bag which I put under my coat and left." Kelley said. On reaching his home, Kelley said that he counted the money and found that the bag contained $11,200, mostly in $100 bills.

He gave the money to Tilley. Kelley testified that Tilley wanted to convert the $15,000 in tens and twenties to other currency because the bills were fairly new and the serial numbers might have been listed. Kelley testified most of yesterday. He said that he had conceived the idea of robbing the armored car at the hospital after he found out that the car called at A fit its, Ars i w' U.S. holds East Boston man An East Boston man was arrested yesterday by FBI agents and charged with transporting $553,000 in stolen U.S.

Treasury bills from New York to Baltimore. Five other Bay Staters face similar charges. Joseph A. Lamattina, 40, of 123 Cottage East Boston, was arraigned before a U.S. commissioner last night on charges stemming from a four-count federal grand jury indictment.

Lamattina was one of seven men indicted in Baltimore yesterday in connection with two thefts netting more than $1 million in New York City in April 1968. The transported bills are believed to be part of a $750,000 theft from Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith and $357,000 taken from Dean-Witter and both New York. Besides Lamattina and a New York man, warrants were issued for: Daniel F. Mondavano, 41, of 85 Tremont East Per annum PAID MONTHLY ON ALL ACCOUNTS lit fabulous for families! Reservi Now for Memorial Diy Weekend Gala You Can Buy a SSl 1 Castro's Spring 1 Festival of Boston, now in Lewisburg, penitentiary. Carmine of 24 Westboro Worcester.

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