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BIC. Union Activities nn sep inninninnnn RE. OEY ATURPA was Lists ial of Local. 782 of ba, ea CG 92-677 Although the Cicero Police Department apparently would go along with any type of gambling operation, they would not allow prostitution or narcotics to flourish in that com munity. Police Depart~ 1958, that JOY. “in charg Sergeant arch | y . .. $ ; was reportedly ment, & AIUPPA, aiso known as JOEY O'BRIEN, of all vice operations in Cieere. ss 4 rey The Chicago Tribune of December 20, 1933, reported the Teamsters Union of Maywood, Illinois. AITUPPA was shown — as one of thirty-five co-conspirators named in an indic~ ment charging seventeen persons with racketeering. Theo.” ~ indictment against the seventeen persons Was dismissed on July 22, 1934, and on a second trial there was a finding of not guilty returned May 10, 1935, oe 7D GAME acvised on July 23, 1954, that at that time the Hotel and Restaurant Employees Unien in the Chicago area Was controlled by the hoodlum element and the Union's president {wes sa Mr. BLAKELY, BLAKELY was controlled by. JOHN LARDINO, also . known as JOHN NARDICO, described as a murdered, and that LARDING was controlled by JOHNNY MOORE, also known as CLAUDE MADDOKS:°*~ MADDOX' boss was MOONEY GIANCANA, who had the support of the ‘erigger man,’ JOEY AIUPBA, . . - advised that investigation of the Hotel, Restaurant Employees and Bartenders international, Union, . _ particularly Local 450, Cicero, Tlinois, reflected through _ the records of the International Office that the application ~ for charter of affiliation for Local: 450,.-Bartenders Union,» 6029% West Roosevelt Road, Listed the name JOSEPH AIUPPA, — 1203 Austin Boulevard, as Secretary. AIUPPA's name was added to the list of applicants and also gave a diffe addregs, 2318 South 58th Street, Cicero, Illinois, A *. financial report for August 25, 1935, showed JOSEPH Al PA 3 heading the list of charter: members of Local 450