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‘Sova aNvu mun adorn UAL. HITS ON WAY TO x He ® p 3 ” War on Crime. «ce tinued trom Azst pase.) an understandiog of the problems or ganized crime creates” < Then same with colé detachmen! and inthe methodical manner of the chess player to whom Mr. Jehasot had Ukened himself, the acceunt ef aspecta of the cross section. - “When we proved.” be aid, “that . S. Attorney Tells “of Ralph Capone tool $1,871,000 In three | © years from beer and gambling we showed under a blazing light the new factor in the problem of crime, “That factor Je crime with riches, “We proved, too, that Jack Gusik took $1,049,000 from gambling tn three years. Of course that's power. The ‘measuring in dollara of that power ives the citizen at a glance ference between normal crime neil or organized crime. Of course ‘thery always will be crime, but it will be normal crime instexd of abnormal exit : f: ‘ormal crime sneaks down the ley.” : ‘Organized crime drives down the boulevard In a costly cnr. | ‘Tentacles 6f Organised Crime.’ “Organized crime has appalling apmifications The more vicious gangs @re getting Into the distribution of ‘eounterfelt money and Barcotics. The, er is being peld of In counter it money. Me can't complain. GEORGE BE. 0. JOHNSON, tana. His lawyer was not with him and, lacking anybody to watch his Step tor him, he became loquacious. At times he was insolent, such being his notion of how to enforce his con- tention that he should be treated with on a basis of equality. Obviously be thought the federa) district attorney was a simpleton and, to searching questions as to his tank deposit, be airiky feptied that he had units under five gifferent allases is, the Pin- Kert State bank at Cicero.. There was no talk about Bquor viclations Op-| 224 Capone proudiy babbied his way tously he does not dare to: But the are surreptitiously passed and & Ereat deat 0 trouble joe and my assist. trained in it. When | ‘#!igence Bal reven perhaps this setter arranged’ are made sivtante cles, open the door, Gad any, that gangs make oon. “We know tributions to factions ef political * They. pay'te, “privitaie* ai r Meret you want the definition i world. Thy tactions must pay tor these oo Pone melt toward Leavenworth. > “Did you," ke would be aaked, “de posit wuch sod such sums under this Bemet” ~~ *: * You, Tad,” he about tt . ‘would reply, * What a len, chief of the special in- init of the buread of inter Foaghout Ye qi nverse, his writing rant Wa aking noter Myr, Bidden by of all Ce. a FEE pe } i H ¥ i. age qi BI is a good law or a bed law, » insist that tt d the be, and, as it ts the law the office 6f tile States attorisy ts going to enforce # with all the power and alt the abitity. created by organtzed ertme gre deep the violation of the nationAl pro! ton act and that violators of Hare §: hotbed in which crime spreads, ‘Thi Srowth can be uprooted by teking the! easy money out of organized crime, Jn doing that is not Important what; Particular erime w hoodlum fe oom: ‘victed of, but tt is important thit we" Nor haa @ state's attorney a great to do with reference to this afta NPWSPAFER. OLJPPING!: ar