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uv & UeloG 31964 the “ G-men ”—the agents of the U. S. derworld—stark, maddening Pe ae ; fear. Their houses of graft, crime, and bribery - have -erashed. down about their ears. time. since Al Capone put crime into the class of big business, the under- « _ world has learned that their tainted dollars cannot buy them immunity, Bribery, perjury, and machine-guns are now of no avail. There is a new force flung against them by the Fed- eral Government which they cannot understand. It at feast has put the “fear of God into their hearts. - ‘The underworld is faced by an or- ganization which they have dubbed For the first _ ir. Edwards .. . Egan. . Harbo. Scheidt... . Schilder . Smith oX< . Tamm . Tracy Gandy .. ‘A Week Ago the Under: * world Mede a2, Startling to a Man from — Chicago. “Ten Grand a Week Is Okay,” Said the Nation’s Biggest Gangsters, “if We. Get Results. We Have Got to Destroy the Department of Justice!” -. Departmént of Justice. The ( men’ are incorruptible. The G-men: place honor and service to ‘county - above price. They are men who have shown that they are not afraid to. die in carrying the war into the camp of In the years immediately following the start of Prohibition, when that law placed tolimited capital at the disposal. j of the -wndetworld, the lead