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Al Capone — Part 3
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October 30, 19350
MEMORANDUM TO ACTING SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE
F. Xx, Fay
Re; TONY ROMANO; MANNY SCBRAISERG
JUICE GRAPE INVESTIGATION
At 11:30 a. M. on this date Agents conferred with wr.
Charles W. Irrgang et his office, 169 South Water Market. Mr. Irrgang
stated thet at 7:50 P. M. on October 29, 1930 Subject Manny Schraiberg
called et Mr. Irrgang's apartment at the Medinah Athletic Club and was ac-
companied by two men whom Schraiberg introduced as Benny Byrne or ByTRes
end Mickey Sex or Sazson, After Schraiberg had made certain that Mr. Irr-
gang's apartment fas occupied only by Mr. Irrgang and his wife, he stated
that the two men with him were his financial backers, and that it be under-
atood that they were “big shote" in the “organization”, meaning the Al
{ Sepone organization.
The man nemed Byrne or Byrnes undertook to act as spokes-
man and stated flatly to Mr. Irrgang that their purpose in coming to see
him waa to work out some arrangement in regard to marketing of juice grapes
in the various terminals ao that the “organization” and the auction company
eould both profit by such arrangement. Byrnes stated, according to Mr. Irr-
@oang, that So .25 in pscscesicn of records which the Capone organization had
obtained in a raid on the former headquarters of Joe (dello and his gang on
North Michigan Avenue, which records showed that up November 1, 1929 Joe
oFerrere hed said in to the Aiello orgenization a net profit of $43, 500.00,
end that the records further indicated that for the entire juice grape ship-
ping season of 1929 & total of between $100,000.00 and $110,000.00 had been
paid in as profits by Ferrara to diello.
Byrnes stated that the organization, believing that Subject
Schraiberg was entirely familiar with the juice grape situetion, and based
upon his representation that large profits were to be obtained in this
"racket", had placed the sum of $100,000.00 in a loop bank to be used to
finance the juice grape racket for the season of 1930 but that to date
Schraiberg hed been .@ble to show but a small profit to the great Cisappoint-
ment of the Capone gang, and that it was for this reason in particular, that
is, to effect scone plan whereby larger profits could te guaranteed to the
Capone organization, that Byrnes, Schraiberg ard Sax had called upon Mr,
Irrgang. The lest named atated that Byrnes requested Irrgang to suggest a
plan whereby the organization end Irrgang could both reep a profit from the
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