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baa Intell. Director's See'y — fim m2 Yiprary near you. f a Mr. wnt boee Researcn Analyst Pennsylvania House of Kepresentatives Room 311, Finance Building Post Office sox 250 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120 Dear Mr. ROSS; August 26, 1983 In response to your telephone cali to our Research uneren August 15, 1983, for information and photographs of Ay Savone—and members of the "Capone Gang," the following data re furnisned: The activities ascribed to the "Capone Gang" and o in tne 1920s and early 1930s did not, for the most part, consfi- - jurisdiction of the Bureau of Investigation, the predecessor ne Federal Bureau of Investigation. However, available info: ion which may be of value to you is described below: ang" as furnished in 1936 by joodlum element in Chicago. } Enclosed is a list of alleged members of the “Capone officials familiar with the | qeYO7_ _2F _ Also enclosed are copids ® Og — She ¥ A} Al Capone which appeared in the “International Criminal Police view" of May, 1947, and in "True Detective" magazine of August, 1961. Additionally, articles concerning Al Capone may be found in "The Encyclopedia of American Crime" (EAC), by Carl Sifakis, 1982, Facts on File, Inc., Page 122; and in "Bloodletters and Baduen" (5&B), Those Robert Nash, 1973, M. Evans and Company, Inc,, .Page:37. 7. = Enclosures (2) ; negative re Willie Ross. in Research Unit. J PIM : MAIL ROOM Lf se ose volumes are probably available in a aa eee ne 2° SP 1 989 Material furnished —