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Ne YS Yul siso4 Ft UW. : C 0 © Federal Bureau of Investigation A. S. Bepartment of Fustice Room 1403 §2-5552 370 Lexington Avenus FIM: A0B New York, N. Y. February 18, 1936 Director Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D. C. o Re: Alphonse Capone, w.a., et al Conspiracy to receive and send contraband out of the U.S. Penitentiary, Atlanta, Ge. ya Pa Dear Sir: Incident Special Agent F. J. McArdle an investigation conduc#ed by Madison Avenue, New York City, Agent McArdle learned of Mr. Mickam's great interest in the work of the Bureau. Mr. Mickam for whom Agent MeArdle, at oe time, wrote, and who is presently friendly with author friends of Agent McArdle, was particularly interested in the F.B.I. Law Enforcement Bulletin, and the possibility of obtaining photographs of fugitives sought by the Bureau, apparently, with the idea in mind of publishing a Roguets Gallery of Fugitives in the Real Detective Story Magazine. Special Agent McArdle advises that he explained to Mr. Mickam the nature of the F.B,I. Law Enforcement Bulletin, something of its purpose and its achievements, and made known to Mr. Mickam thet it is a publication printed for the cireulsrization among law enforcement agencies throughout the country. Mr. Mickam expressed the intention of communicating with the Director, having as his objective being placed upon the Bureau's mailing list to receive the F.B.J. Law Enforcement Bulletin. Agent Mcardle advised Mr. Mickam that that was the procedure to be followed and agreed to allow Mr. Mickam to mention in the latter’s intended cammmication to the Director the fact that Special Agent McArdle had explained something of the