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LO COMI ONT ut fF 2 l2 as a consequence of his prominent part in the Apalachin meeting, he is said 9 have received over $300, 009 for it. Investigation has disclosed that Barbara's ccmpany was indebted to five Mafiosi, all of whom, at one time or 1 el sHese Maflosi totalled $66, 000, ranging in individual amounts from $5, 000 to $45, 000. (100-24303-282; 62-75147-1-191, pp. 5-6) 26 27 In Kansas City, two Mafiosi who had been involved in bootlegging 28. ypars the exclusive franchises for several well-known brands of whiskey. Aithough their liquor licenses were revoked by the “tate following disclosures 5 36 the Kefauver Committee, licenses were reissued in the names of the sons ~ 37 (118) 38 these two men. 39 i Frank Costel!o has reportedly ea viii with a liquor~ . {rporting company handling two Scotch whidkieg, v5 2. Mace Tracks a7 Jack Tocco, son of William "Black Bill" Tocco, is alleged to be an officer of the West Virginia Racing Association, The elder Tocco has deen identified as a Mafioso in Detrett. In additien, there have been reports 5 36 | 57 ~ 80 - ; benefactor. When Parbara was compelled to dispose of his bottiing business - another, resided in the Pittston, Pennsylvania, area. The amounts owedto agtivHies curing Prohibition were found in 1950 to have held for a number of. | 30 - <