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to tliat le on Ad in eee alin oi ee ee “Froa The Hall Syndicate, Inq Q (>) 8 32 Hadison Avenue, ‘er 17, few York _ fe FOR RELEASE ON RUCEIPT | ~ : , . INSIDE LABOR a Me. rd | THE VICTOR RIESE: COMM . | | | see Tretter—— | eT pe ib: : ifr. Clayton — | : — . By Victot Riesel - on mvA Me. pon — Miss Gandy : the Mafia -- which gaily toasts 4tself in re as the "Second Government" <= has its Secretary of Labor. Or maybe several secretaries. Like all well run governments, Just who they are nobody yet knows. 9 racket-busting committee and the New York police noted But the FEI, the Senat quite a sprinkling of labor upper New York State last Thursday morning s There were specialists in the garnent and trucking "experts" at the national convention of Mafia warlords There were Labor relations mens fields. There were waterfront men. There were account executives who have deep C bay | overseers of the garbage business «= and connections with Teamster locals. There were even someone from the Hotel and Restaurant Unione There were 65 men in all with intricate connections «= yet even we amateurs know that rarely 1f ever before have more than a dozen nighfiietia chiefs met to make decisionse f° By this time the Federals and some very hard working state and local gendarnerie have checked out most of these connections and they believe that the clan met to analyze their market and find out how much trouble they can expect in each business, / \ If they had met merely to cut up the territories of Albe astasia, the = executed exoijutdoner, repteurant and that would have been ite in the cool mountain air for poll taking on just how hard they were all being hit oy the Senate rackets committee which now is winding its way through the Teamsters Fanto all fieldse a New Jersey The boys gathered INDEXED - 911 62-- wooed: 4 ston 52. ¥ (9 mal NOT RECORDED 19] DEC 6 1957 they would have called their top "judgés" into a New. York™ OR me