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212. Had Shavings seen Copons in February (1934), when this cox~ varcatior took place, Cupons would have basn richer to the tin? of $35,000.00! Capore would have learned, porizps, trat he ms +-- notwith- stunding the fect that he was positive he wus not -s- cehsduled to ro to aleatras Capone, to ir eruzenent, would have learne? wio wero Ais friends ard wo ‘4s enestos. « . and, incidentally, that fifty per cent of 45 supposed friends --- to whom he paid froa yilelO to vedo mont! --- were recularly uz deliberately reportic: }is ever, rove. ati spaaek? to aber. he wid cicilt Capo.is, covever, with the brain 2 oe provdly ora; vialet, had not the ability to veel the cot fros, Veeoue contaminated oy acscciation tre purssites uni leec'e elvz; to the silken strings of the golies purse of Cageno's. Yet, a hen the despieablo and carefliy pler 2: acd dveeit porpetreted by w tr. scoundré) y25,0009,00 sore, it vas Sha avout to enrich of discret in store for hin. It seers that Thorpe ond Shavings re vriends. will be renesbered, treated Capone to his daily russacos uid ba he, lever during the ecjuvintance of Sruvings and Thorpe -- so Par us cenld i. learned =~ had they discussed Capone. About the middle of March Shavirjs decided to investicate the failure of the $200.00 to reach the fricnd whose name he fave Doc. “Ne inquired of Thorpe 1f he would object to asking Al about 4t. Thorpe did. Al contended that he instructed Doc to send tho money. Doc, he understood, hed given it to one of Al's bodyguards to hand to Chattonier. Chattorier~ was supposed to nail At, Chattonier, when asked alout It, denied ever having recived it! ‘