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Tt 1s the aoraing of May 6th. Capone responds to ancther 7150 *B" c611 ‘house call. As we follow hin we turn to the right and olind a stairs, Those staire seen faniliar, Yes, they're the steira we ascended to reach the Record Office, But we do not go that far. We are halted out- side the door to the Morale Office. Wo, like the others, ait on the bench or the floor, or lean indolently against the wall, Capone, we observe, the xa over to far corner where he oan feel the security oynoaure of all eyes of no one behind him. The saile lingers, It 19 @ peculiar exile. It ise permanent amile, we conclude. The men are now being called in individually. There goes Capone! Come, let's trail behind. asks Mr. Grover, Senior Narden's Assistant. "How are you!" affacly. "oh, so-so!” Mr, Grover then delves into Capone's past, insofar as his morals are concemed. And the questians that sr. Grover asks are indeed personal, However, oquivocating and grunting answers drop restraipedly from Grover dossn't have to have truthful answors, But Capone's Fall, ips he does to know to whon you ara related, , . his information in thie Tespect including nieces, nephews, cousing, aunts, uncles and in-laws; whereas lie. Bates was content with the nenes of the immdiate fantly. This, of course, Capone's inability to be analytical prevents his realizing it, ts to prevest sou friend or ex-convict later writing as Cousin Fete or Uncle Josh. Once you 2 civen the nanss of your rele 1 including all the branches and twigs on y tree, you cannct address nor receive u letter fra one whose name fe list of nas given paar on Neil, Mr, Grover goes on, He wants to know how Capone's wife is... 4f ghe is able to support herself. Also, if the son i¢ being supported by sonore s 10 Dad Se now in the"pon". If (4 Se absurd to think of iti) Capens ts 74% = = like sary others there - ~ he night be assigned work in the Duck Mill, where he could earn 30¢ a day saking pants!