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Al Recognized in Coach But Ducks Cameraman’s ‘Shot’: Train Full of Armed Guards HOUSTON, Tex., “Aug. 20—For- ty-three notorious criminals, one of them fdentified as “Scarface Al” Capone, one-time public en- emy No. i of the nation, rolled Scross Texas today in two heay- fly-barred and -closely-guarded railway coaches on their way to Alcatraz prison in San Francisco Bay—America’s “Devil's Island.” ‘The train, overrun by Federal 48gents carrying automatic shot- ——..-_ .. guns, attracted plenty of attention when it stopped at New Orleans, but in Houston !t received no no- tice and was well on its way west- . . ward before it was learned that . . ‘Gj the notorious Capone was aboard. i . ; , @| DUCKS PICTURES . . . At New Orleans, newspaper men crowded about the train and one of them shouted to the con- victs inside: . “Have you got Al Capone in there?” A prisoner yelled back: . “Sure, he’s in this car by the sixth window.” : At ‘the sixth window, ‘the man Indicated as Capone merely grinned when he was asked to confirm his identity. He ducked _|when a photographer tried to shoot @ picture through the win- dow. And & Government man with leveled gun ordered the camera man away. 18 ESCAPE PROOF Capone and the others were taken from Atlanta Penitentiary TENS LAP 5 wr. Bester Mg. Quinn , aireSchuger — Miro Tain... Mr Keteh fo. ERALD