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Me * yospital’ patients in the jatitwbe fhe Capone's quarterd, and Ahat Capors” hes } Moneypenny: WISH TO INFORM! YOU THAT aL CAPONE 18 vse THE coum ‘atx . y POR HIS LIQUOR BUSINESS AND TRANSACTS FROM THERE POSSGHIY - ! as ~ AS MOGH Tp NOT MORE Tha HE USED 70, aT RIS-OLD BEADGUABTERS T iME LEXINGTON ROTEL HIS VISITORS SEEM JO BE O(MING -: ee ee ae ak Say EVENING YAM ROULOTED AT RATE ote BRANCH OF SERVICE AND CAN NOT UNDERSTAND WY EVERY PRIVILEGE :-I8 EXTENDED TO HIM 4ND NONE TO THE OTHERS PLEASE INVSSTIGATE 2. _ (SIGNED) 4” Investig:tion by this office disclosed that the above Message was... delivered to the Western Union Telegraph Office et 1512 W. Madison ° Street at 8:28 P.M., Decenber 2, 1931, by a white man who is ~~ oot described as being 5° 9* tall, 3 yeers of age, ami attired in dark , * Flothes. The messeges were typed at the time they were brought tz. ae Q@m the inaiviuussa prangiuy them in laid them on the counter of , . the office with $1.25 md told the Zestern Union” enployee, Wisp we NS 4, Kuleta, to send the messages and keep the change." « bolt “. _ Mr. William Froelich, Special Assistant to the Attorney General, at the reqest of Mr. Johnson, rendered an opinion that the Arregulerities, if true, ‘would constitute contenpt of court, notwithstanding thet Capone * was not actually committed ‘to the Cook County Jail dy, the Court, and is Hot serving 4 sentencs, “As s patter of informtion: to the Pures, 1§ ai 1 ¥ be stated that Capone has beén remanded to the custody of the United + States Marshal by the Court, pending an appeal tb the Circiit “Court ‘ar Appeals, and the Marshal in turn hea placed Gepone in the Cook County Jail for safe keeping, tae idee . The advisability of initiating an inquiry in connection with this cease wee discussed at the conference, and Mr. Johnson was of the opinion thet an