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Upon receipt of the above information, this agent cammnicated with agent v7.9; Perkins wo Fes at that time on * annignnent at Miami, Fla., and follow- ed. b , police ettioer a ° Hialeah Race Treek, eles y observed gots cr ok. that he wen ee. uty eat eqs 17, 1929 to Margh 13,°1929 v9 Coro ‘st oe very positive in Be deetlos oe ry et ou) ect a a 1928 to . iz, 10285 teat subyeck Cepone emmetS The Sraigk ga Je ay, 1929, anc civ. covery rece during that month with the exception or bailig * absent for about three days due to being sick with a cold; that from Feb. 1, “Yo2d"to Feb, 25, 1929 Subject Capane was in atterdence at the races at least - thirteen times; that it tw his opinion tte’ aS y GaRI set ‘Capone ay oe pe... Hialeah races at least twonty five ere af the bartbes feagon, pamely, dren: . -mt the recea ror \o0 qwacan thet be ae -Gubdjeet Capone end his crewd; as he considered 14 Die atity %. sbdservation, and whensvar. poseible } ho fapone and his associates, 45 a it naa Peat Se fe leak Pol} eae. tint ae HDT GASXIN, a in the it cs Lf *gtdtes that on “yobs dd, ty) Bubjegt Capone’ bg. the’. ‘prepence. of ‘eee Te /) Taylor, county solicitor, and MW. P. Lehmeh *sheritt, Dade County,“ Flay ot Louis Goldstein, assistant District. attopyoy; Kings County, Brooklyn, N.J¥., gave a signed ptetement in connection with the murder of Frankie Whale / gv {pronou:sci Frenkie Yale). Miss Gaskin further states that Subject Capéne appeared to be in perfect health, and made no mention ef being sick in eny dy way, Georco Keeney, reporter on the "Miami Herald" was present et the t v “Subject Capone gave the stetenent of reference, end asxed Subject oeeed: L "Ween ere you going back?" {meaning Chicage), and Subject Capone replied, "J ex 7+ coin back, ee I aw having a pretty gooc tine in Niemi.