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Tery XX fF “wae ae On AWN iL ho 10 imnd funerals. These occasions afford them a convenient excuse and ample l2 i Peportuntty to diecvss criminal or legitimate operations of mutual interest. (100-42303-235, p. 1; 100-42303-287, p. 3) te The list of those present at sone social events frequently reads like 17 1g "Who's Who' of the Mafia, In June, 1955, for example, the daughter of ‘9 2Qoseph Profaci, a Mafioso of New York City, was niarried in Brooklyn to Anthony . 21 , 5 sfocco, son of William "Black Bill’ Tocco, a Mafioso of Detroit. Among the S Matton! prosont were the late /ibert Anastasia, Joseph Barbara, Sr., Russell 26 ro. eSnd-others, many of whom attended the 1957 Apalachin meeting. 3 (63-4426-105, encl., behind file, pp. 21-22; 62-9-62, p. 57) 33 The wedding of Josephine Masaddino, daushter of Steven Magaddino, 3a Buffalo Mafioso, to Charles J. “ontana, also of Ruffalo, attracted such well- 35 3&nown figures as Frank Costello and Joe Adonis. Steven Magaddino's brother, - 37 "anthony, attended the Apalachin meeting. The bridegroom ts the nephew of | Sohn Charles Montana, a Maftoso «tho was Hkewise present at Apalachin. 42 (92-2924-2; 63-4426-105, encl. behind file) _* 43 .. In 1952, Joe Massel, of Miani, and Joe "Scarface Bommarito, of 4y 1 pretrott, both Mafiosi, were arrested by police at a Detroit hotel in connection a gwith an alleged gambling operation. Massei claimed that he wag in the city to seattend the funeral of his sister. They were released after questioning. 51 (62-75147-15-67, p. 29) 52 53 34 35 57 _ 104 - 58 7 A me le ae, - é 27Buialino,, Mike Miranda, Santo Trafficante, Jr., Joseph Magliocco, Vito Genovese, - 42 a g known to congregate at social functions, such as, engagement parties, weddings, - | —