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Pwo OHA us fo: o frea to defeat the organizing efforts of a labor union, They arranged to continue a sie. zBvern operations in the event of a strike by assuring a supply of r nonunion labor, 6 well as liquor, bar, and laundry supplies. Membership in this association patailed an initiation fee of $200, plus monthly dues of $40. (62-9-62, p. 91) > i , 20 Frank Majuri, a Mafioso, formerly was a steward of a local of the Hod rie 21 Marriers Unicn in New Jersey. In addition to his union duties, he spent much of i time operating card games on conttruction jobs. fe was jailed for violating is probation on a prior gambling conviction when probation authorities learned Fs had attended the Apalachin meeting, (92-2941-1; 62-9-62, p. 68) 30 3 Another evample of Mafia influence in labor unions has been the past fjose relationship botween James ifoffa, now president of the Teamsters Union, fee top Sicilian boodlums or Mafiosl. Hoffa is reported to have been very friendly *: eee ath such individuals on a business and social basis and has done favors for them. 39 - ia one occasion, an Itelian contractor in Detroit, being picketed, ls said to have >mplained to Mafioso Peter Licavoll, who interceded with Hoffa. The picketing promptly ceased, (100-42303-235) ni Legitimate Businesses 30 The vast wealth which s0 many Mafiosi have patently accumulated is ibt easily verified by investigatlon, Their incomes are an admixture of revenue 36 | - 178 - cet poe en