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é . WASHINGTON POST Sunday Apr HEAD OF SECRET SIX OAYS CAPONE’S FALL ISMIOT END OF GANGS Power to Continue as Long as Dry Law Remains, Randolph Says. PRAISES PROSECUTOR'S EXPLANATION ON FACT Does Not Fear Reprisal for Work; Thinks ii Would : Stir “Too Much Heat.” (Amociatea Press.) Robert Isham Randolph. vbairman “Secret Bix.” which ts authorities o belleves it Will take more than the convic- | tion of Al@apone and his allies to break up the gang racket. In an interview, Randolph sai¢ Capone's crime ring was @ “real were ready to step into bis place “The convictions that have alresdy a bis Deen secured of Capone agents like Gu end Nitt! will have & salutary effect.” Randolph said. “but they don't breek up the crim- inal syndicates. “They are going to continue ss Jong a5 the big profits and the huge Fewards are to be bad from viola- tions of the eighteenth amendment and the _Volstead jaw.” “ad not deen “such a braggart” ancl sénnounced the terms of the agree- ~ would heve grep % wertous a eration. 0, 1032. aspect.” Randolph said probably H' Capone nt Judge Wilkinson, who ovar- furned It and gave him eleven "Describing the efforts of bis own swminization to protect witness aad, roduce evidence against gangsters doiph eaid it had kept one of the, Eapone witheseés 10 biding for eight, een mont! Before the gangate:s prarnéd that Be had been found by the Govern- ment, Randolph seid, his gruup took the man to « hotel in snother city in ‘ gnd: paid him 910 8 day to dtay in * eonfinement. When he ‘tind + (hat they pent him on « a 7 : BR America tm the captain. , aa i he replied. “My organisation Goesn't { Want say scoounting.”: t pemministras af ‘af eubers on =e yeoExeh i ceiveo APRS 11932 Pri 2 CLISPIN pars “ANE W324 Po