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SO COS ON Pou #9 10 dtbrought bore most prectscty to the pudlic itself; and (2) the Mafia tended to 12 Lap a mene dy of fe getal rentotion. In the fet instance, the Mafia 15 ; : ; : Teed tis tevrer-inapleing poowtieticd tao ely polite dend other pressure, to 17 yeminesr VW cerms cfoeproes don bh criminal ruc lecithmate, and to enforce ‘9 sompiiance from its victims. Public ertnion coulé not fail to be aware of the ati yader cuch eiteimetinnces, tf the aecond inciance, the Mafla reputation 24 ons jecteucty roenep ined iy tha foviieei, We hove ecan in the Mafia operations 26 af the 12° es ond Th0%'s thet the intertersr who tried to use the Mafia reputation 28 38 enforce his own Comanis wae eliminated. While this monopoly may have : j | { pen straince Pdye te Uslocations diciog the War yeors, there were indications a dat efforta crore hetag made dy the “infie to retain it, 35 36 Tpder cipeomatones3 sich an these, with tho Mafia depending in 37 reat pirt on rule-by-reputation, tho puie'’s optnien had special meaning. ores, the "Iafiete cfrorte to de iintt the use of Hilts reputation to its own isiements tendod ta rerroy the ebanees for error in tho opinion held by the 44 , Wublic. 46 4 5 uch as these should he a clear Indication to all invectipative personnel that 51 - f\2 5personal com ictions connec: ning thy esfotence of the "fla chaatd not be quickly 47 The impertance of publi report and, even, opinion under circumstances