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REC-75 | ag EEA EGI AT - 18 7~ Providence, Rhode Island 02904 a4, Your letter of February 19th, with enclosure, has been “ geceived. - With respect to your request, the FBI does not have any publications available for distribution concerning Al Capone; however, you may wish to refer to "The FBI Story, * s book written by Don Whitehead, which contains some data relative to him. You will probably be able to obtain a copy of it at your local library. For your information, Capone was sentenced on October 24, 1931, for violation of the Federal income tax laws which do not come within the investigative jurisdiction of the FBI. He was released from the Federal Correctional Institution, Terminal Island, California, on January 19, 1939, and died on January 25, 1947, at Palm Island, Miami, Florida. snciosed is some literature which I hope you will find of interest. There is no charge for any material we are privileged to dis- geminate. I am returning the extra stamps you ¢o thoughtfully forwarded. y/ MAILED 3 . . Sincerely yours “EBS 1836 moo Of COMi-FB) t John Edgar Hoover jL a Dellocch On Director gt So Mohs « ve C «. _ .. _ ~ ‘ ick wv! . fermen . Callahan Enclosures ff) | Conrad The Story of the FBI ; ck ' yon Gale The War on Organized Crime, and 3 extra stamps . foren —--- NOTE:.,Correspondent enclosed 10 stamps and 7 are being utilized in reply. Tove] ___ Oo i” atl a Trotter — . . o *. an ! feet BFT:G9gA8) as U Ga MA OO) TELETYPE UNIT C4 Ce eee ea ee € + ry Le