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L.A. 62-2621 Director, FBI July 22, 1916 Re: REACTIVATION OF THE CAPONE GANG MISCELLANEOUS INFO ATION = CRIME SURVEY VI Following are additional excerpts from sutject's record which are being set forth as being of possible interest in comection with any current investigation of him, "On Novemter 9, 1932, SIZGEL while attencing a meeting of the organization in the Hard Tack Social Clut at S47 Grand Avenue, New York City, suffered rather severe head injuries as the result of a bomb explosion. He and some other members of the mob were taken to a hospital for treatment. An Italian named \FiRRIZZ0 had lowered a tomb down the chimney, but failed to take into considetation that the chimney had a right-angle offset which caused the bomb to become stuck before reaching the proper ekvation. FAPHIZ2O was shot and killed on 11/20/32 for this attempt on the lives of tie mob. SIEGEL still has the scars on his head causei by the flying brioks, me of these sears, about 1} inches long on the upper side (left) of his head, is visible throush his thinning hair. "In 1933, SIS3SL was arristed when tie New York Folice coniucted a raid ona suite of rooms in tne Uotel Franconia, In this raid, ne and eight other Spn were surprisei during a 'co. : jes by "LEPK A! BULNALTER and his partner 'G. tt Jay Bin vrais occurred two netktins before "LEPRE' and tai : arrest on a Fe that he, LER ES, a former henchman. G District Attorney Dewey's office. S! SIk CEL then returned to Los Anrele: a Tueraafter two guns were flown to to end siven te to do the actual killing. in Hollywsod on the In Veni, Siu SL was 6 wt i, = LEPRE SUCiAL TE end after a: released on bail of $2 ‘ er of fo..rteer. and menber of 38.75, Ty a 2 OSLSCLL hefar a Se