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Some? ra Investigations into the arrest records of those present show over 150 | NO COS a eu Ape 0 gnown arrests and over 70 known convictions for homicide, narcotics violations, 13 gambling violations, illemal ligear viclailons, and miscellaneous charges. 15 (63-4426-105, encl.. behind file, 23) | 16 * chidy of those attendin reflects that many have been associating with | 17 i he another for years in crii.inal or legitimate enterprises. In addition, 25 are syelated by blood or by marriage. (Ibid. , p. 20) 1 22 23 ane of tho at Apalachin, “hh one Scozzarl, of Los Angeles, had $10,090, 24 _" . cin cash apa cheeh for noarly U£, 926 in is possession at the time he was picked up. Ay the state police. (Ibid., Appendix D) 2 ~ 30 ’t least six pragent at /palachin have been affiliated with labor unions © { ~ 31 3A one capeelty or enothers or hove been active in the {nbor field as "consultants." | 33 (ibid., p. 26; 92-2860) | 3s Jyhn Chertes (ccatana, of Cufialo, New Yuri, one of those attending, kee I ypcelves cna avard In 1953 as ’A/an of the Year," an annual presentation by the Erie stub sponsored by the Buffalo ToUce Department. He ls president of a taxicab | cho ide was alno an e-pher of the city comet! of Buffalo in the late 1920's. (63-4426-105, Appendix D) 46 Frank besiiuone, a Los Angeles attorney who was among those attending, 47 Was represented several underworld characters in tho past, notably Jack Dragna, 4 9 - SQte Mafia leader in Calffornia. (92-2973-7, 8) 34 . 35 - 100 - |