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eas THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 17, 1962 17) Papalia Linked To Gaming Club By JOHN LeBLANC TORONTO (CP) -- Tough Johnny (The Enforcer) Papalia of Hamilton, now held in New York in a huge drug-smuggling conspiracy case, was named Tuesday as a silent partner in a gambling club which it took the Ontario government almost a year to close after a gaming conviction. ' The province's royal commis- sion on crime was unable to get a firm explanation of why the Porcupine Club, originally char- tered to operate only in Tim- mins, Ont., was able to run four years in Hamilton with the knowledge of provincial authori- ties and with the conviction doubly disqualifying it for the last 11 months. The club's charter eventually was cancelled in 1959, the com. mission was told by Deputy Pro- vincial Secretary R. J. Cudney as it pursued its inquiry into the During examination of Mr. Cudney, Liberal party counsel Willard Estey declared there has been "fundamental misuse" of club charters. Licences which had fallen into disuse had been revived by new owners--some- times with the purchase price becoming known to the police. However, he said, instead of using its power to cancel char- ters which had become subject to forfeiture through disuse, the authorities had allowed them to 'be placed in operation until gam- bling convictions eventually ren- dered them liable to revocation again. CITES 'PRESSURES' Mr: Estey said it was appar- ent 'various pressures' had been brought to bear on offi- cials, either to slow down can- cellation procedures or to issue} letters patent. | He suggested more. pressures phase of its investigation deal-|should be built into the legisla-) ing with allegations of govern- tion dealing with clubs, rather} ment maladministration of "so-f#han leave a large degree of flex- cial" club charters. \ibility in the hands of officials. Near the end of Mr. Cudney's! Another police report said a long examination, Mr. Justice|Charles Davey of Toronto said W. D. Roach announced his one-ilast January that he acquired man commission will open se-|the charter of Toronto's Arling- cret sittings today on-the third/on Athletic Club in 1939--'lIt and final chapter of his inquiry) was political at the time and I'd --crime generally in Ontariojrather not say how I got it"-- and the adequacy of law en-/and had resold it for $1,000 in forcement agencies to deal with! 1954. | it. The Arlington is another one QUESTION SECRETARY in. which charter--cancellation Present plans called for a day|proceedings are dragging out. or so of private sittings, to be/Mr. Cudney testified they were followed by brief additional tes- b Feb bot hs timony by Mr. Cudney and|esun last February but have cross-examination of Provincial|been hung up because appeals Secretary John Yaremko on ajare pending in the cases of two defence of his department's club/men charged with keeping a pom ga somaae which he en'! gaming house on the premises. After hat, the commission| will return to the general crime topic, with present intentions being to examine all witnesses in secret: There was no indica- tion of how long it would take. The commission recently con- cluded--except for possibly a few loose ends--hearing evi- dence on the other phase of its inquiry--accusations of tieups bet ween organized gambling and law enforcement officials- Developments Tuesday: In- cluded: 1, Evidence that for years there was illegal trafficking in club charters, at prices ranging between $250 and $3,200. 2. For more than two years a typewritten note telling of the sale of Toronto's Queen City Bridge and Chess Club charter nestled in a file in the provin- cial secretary's department, ap- parently unnoticed, until the Although the club's charter is also subject. to forfeiture be- cause of long disuse before 1955, Mr. Cudney said this weapon is} not being used at the moment, | except as a threat to have club) operations suspended while the} appeal is threshed out. | McCorkell On Trial In Death Of Boy, 3 TORONTO (CP)--Gary Alex- ander McCorkell, 19, went on trial in assize court Tuesday, charged with the capital mur- der last April of three-year-old Ronald MacLeod. McCorkell was charged after the bodies of the MacLeod boy and Michael Atkinson, 2, were found in a furniture warehouse on Lakeshore Boulevard West. club's charter was cancelled for) other reasons. | NAME LAWYERS | 3, One Toronto lawyer was| mamed as having sold a char- ter, and others were named as having been solicitors for clubs. 4. The commission heard of long delays in the cancellation by provincial authorities of charters known to be used by! gamblers and bookies, in some cases with the police pressing vigorously for action. 5. One Toronto club--The At- las--whose ciosure has been rec- ommended off and on by the po- lice since 1943 was due finally to arrive at a 'pre-cancellation hearing Oct. 11, but this was| adjourned indefinitely because of Mr. Cudney's presence at the inquiry. Police report it is a hangout for gamblers and thugs. 6. 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