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. “tf CHICAGO SUNDAY TR ISUNE DY.21, 1930. LSA Ba iqun < Ue. U. SUTIN ae arr en Nen a 7. . As ut 1’, eg vu seat t at o from ‘the ~ GANGSTERS FOE |[R@ pt = ngs place. Politically, socially anil. icalty we have been groping. «i “Slack thinking on the part of ‘ veng jeads tp alack condrct sa the part of omticlals, Every official i: the constitution which They wa Ds “f do wot dutend tobe drawa” oontroversy an to whether probjbitien’ Is a good law or a bad law, * it Tae) insist that it és ihe law, and as jong} aa {t $6 the nw the office u¢ the Unites ei fret me scas| with all the power and at Khe abiltty sah ty z t?, z z t : . weree Ge Bencdict arnoid's betrayal! pat "| Of Ris country was treason, ‘When the American seople once - wWaderstend en evil situation they | @orrect i, That te the Sopeful - en. Seceieteaee ft ean command. "I am vinced that the rects af the stastion created by organized efime gre deep the viclation of the national - tin tte oa vata ee Kat ia’ ~ . hotbed in which crime sprea tions. His lawyer was not with him end, lacking anybody to watch his} STowth can be uprooted by teiirig the step for him, he became toquacions, |c#4¥ money out of organized crane. | At thmes he was insolent, such being | /9 doing that i ts not important whei 5 his notion of how to enforce his con-| Particular crime heodiunm is som: tention that he should be treated with | Victed of, but tt is tinportent tint the] on a basis of equality. Obviously be; 'Mpreas on this community ‘} thought the federal district attornay | >ody is beyond the law, .” was a simpleton and, to searching His Policy Meves On, a questions as to bis bank deposits, be!" ~The policy of this office ln alrily replied that he had untei the easy money out of erime is under five different atlases 16 the Pin- forward—haltingty # way be kert State bank eat Gicers.. There but forward. and Capone proudly babbied his way toward Leavenwo 4n counties of Hlinots where a the sti ta’ - a“ attorneys And the sheriffs w"Fea x dy” he would ron, > Wat vidlation af the national about RP" | - 7 i @. ~~ fect which reaches the federal 1 Converse Gets the Evideuss, _—«|[ Nor has a wtate’s attorney a great GXORGE 7 .Q. FORNBON. F FUnites Stavwy atiérmey fer aerihern - i tatrict of ot inal - . BY JAMES O'DONNELL ‘RENNETT. “I would rather,” said George E. 2 Johnson, “Aight gangsters with tn- dictments than with interviews” : _ Nevertheless, the Unttea States tie _ trict attorney for northern Titineis eon: sented to this faterview because tt would be @ wonventent way of exhibit. ing to the people ef Chicago what he cimas Fo tien af eresaied erima” - 7 GEORGE EB. O. JOHNSON. for violations of the federal jncotie tax . Jaw tn the ight against gangdom. 1 “pras, be bald, ~a flank attack,” and tt ', ‘Bas created panic ju gangdom and per 2 fine r 4 fae a ’ — Cs 4 oo Mz. Jo! > . i "For the omg ariine Jack Giishi, Ai bees crmouenet me mucstloning Mr. y= ohneod [Slieves that She Se Capone's peipetpal accomplice te the) | | OUSTSe: Be writing hand Ridden ne 2 y ; emiaae »| 20, do with reference te thts aa i eee ee oe ee Patan at the exemimation were after be has once established im the i fx” .j, Gassesters im Income ‘Tax Net, tailigenoe minds ef the criminals who * 7" | For wilful evasion of federal taccmne hen na} reven violation ‘thet they will a fax Ralph Capone, brother of the no- an agent trate ead tre punishment. il) +, terlous and ruthless Scarface Al, has BS"-| been inva ee ne doing Poe senterted ts serve three. rears *| tn cuneovert rd beta ied Hinew iD _ fe Leavenworth penitentiary ang to - eenatom » Du Page, . Kendal, Ww cs TAF RP, OF APPIN, cr NF